The reason it's in there is because it adds to a
                  creepy atmosphere. It's there to stay. No way am I
                  going to get rid of all the flaming skull torches,
                  goat heads, crucified jesuses, and pentagrams in
                  my maps. It just makes things look way too evil
                  and creepy. Our next game should appeal to all you
                  people who don't like the demonic imagery. It will
                  be bright, cheery, and colourfull. The levels will
                  all take place outside in grassy fields with blue
                  skies, butterfly's flying around, birds chirping,
                  and ponds gurgling. You will see Amish communities
                  in the background with horse buggies and carts.
                  You will feel so joyous when playing our next
                  game. It will only have one weapon. "The Gun of
                  Love and Happiness". Every time you shoot someone
                  with it, it takes away from your "Happiness
                  Points" and gives your "opponent" "Love Points".
                  The person who loses all their "Happiness Points"
                  becomes chronically depressed and is out for the
                  duration of the level while it goes to a cutscene
                  of you receiving therapy from a psychologist. The
                  person who has the most "Love Points" at the end
                  of the level wins.
Hehehehe, I said something almost exactly like that a little while back... :P

April 28th, 1999 - That's it!  My family is cursed!  My sister Lee Ann just
called me from Atlanta and had this story to tell...  It seems that two weeks
ago, she stopped by a local McDonald's and ordered a Super Sized Extra Value
Meal.  She pulled off the Monopoly game pieces to find...BOARDWALK!  She
looked at the game piece and said, "Hey...this is the most expensive piece
on the board."  But then, in a moment of irrationality, she figured that
Park Place must be the "hard one" to get this year.  So she threw the pieces
away with the trash and thought nothing of it.  Today, she went back to 
McDonald's and got a large Coke.  She tore off the game pieces and what
did she see?  PARK PLACE!  ARRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!  Yes, my sister just lost
her once in a lifetime shot at winning $1,000,000.  *sigh*  I guess maybe
I'm not the unluckiest one in the family after all...  =(  My advice?
Start drinking heavily...  Maybe the pain will go away eventually...

I've been asked this by a couple of people now, so I thought I'd post it 
to the world.  I just hope I didn't forget any!  The new enemies in Wages 
of Sin (in approximate order of appearance) are: 

- Crawler (little guy who spits at you from the ceiling or floor) 
- Splitter (big fat guy with a shotgun, explodes when he dies) 
- Split Bug (spidery thing which comes out of the Splitter)
- Grogg (albino thing with a bone instead of one hand, who doesn't 
       attack unless provoked) 
- Slim (aka Chicken-legs, carries a shotgun) 
- Doggie (mutant dog with very big teeth) 
- The Claw (this fine piece of scripting by Z qualifies as an enemy in
       its own right, although I'm not sure if I should include it as
       a creature)
- Mortician (the guy who leaps around a lot) 
- Manero's Thug (mobster guy, carries a range of weapons) 
- Security Guard (this is a Ritual model with a new set of animations 
       to make him an enemy) 
- Janitor Bob (the little round flying robot who fires blue plasma at 
       you) 
- Beecadrone (this is a Ritual model which was almost entirely unused 
       in Sin - the flying thing with the laser) 
- Goliath (the super mutant: big, ugly, strong, bad-tempered, throws 
      stuff, that sort of thing) 
- Manero the crime lord - he is just a reskinned thug. 

Plus there's Jessica/female dancer and the male dancer, but they don't 
attack you.

Hope that's useful to someone!