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Reservoir Dogs written by Jay Joyce. Sandy Rogers' "Fool for Love" initially was title song to Robert Altman's 1985 film "Fool for Love". A video game based on the film was released in 2006 for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 2. However, the game does not feature the likeness of any of the actors with the exception of Michael Madsen. GameSpot called it "an out and out failure". It caused controversy for its amount of violence and was banned in Australia and New Zealand. Another video game, "Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days", was released in 2017. The game "Payday 2" released a free DLC