Posted by Shtinky - April 11, 2010 at 9:16 PM

Unfortunately, first impressions do leave a lasting impression, and the beginning of this game was mediocre. But it's getting interesting now and I'm genuinely hooked and can't wait to see what happens next.

Posted by Hoagie808 - April 14, 2010 at 10:03 PM

dear lord brad. why do you run right next to the zombie to shoot them?? i swear if you didnt do that you would never get hurt

Posted by Hef - April 15, 2010 at 8:34 AM

"No side mission is yet to occur"

Awesome.

Posted by Claude - April 15, 2010 at 11:05 PM

Fucking goddamn awesome, the boths of ya.

Posted by ApeGantz - June 09, 2010 at 11:07 PM

"Ok Now I need a lollie" ROFLMAO

Posted by zef40 - August 16, 2010 at 6:10 AM

Trauma trumpet! lol

Posted by doublezeroduck - August 25, 2010 at 4:50 PM

Brad is not very good at staying out of trouble.

Posted by Talon64 - October 06, 2010 at 2:40 PM

Why the fuck didn't they pick up the items in the save room? Or bust open that crate? I hope they don't keep missing stuff like that.

Posted by Scribbly - November 17, 2010 at 11:02 AM

Blops may have Ice Cube, but Deadly Premonition's got Usher.

Posted by KillyDarko - February 16, 2011 at 2:52 PM

Actually, the English word "trumpet" has its origins in the French language, whereas the word "trauma" has its origins in the Greek language.
So yeah, Ryan... next time don't make up stuff randomly :P

Posted by martellus - February 25, 2011 at 9:38 PM

@KillyDarko said:

" Actually, the English word "trumpet" has its origins in the French language, whereas the word "trauma" has its origins in the Greek language. So yeah, Ryan... next time don't make up stuff randomly :P "

you might be the most self-satisfied person ever

Posted by KillyDarko - February 26, 2011 at 12:16 AM

@martellus said:

" @KillyDarko said:
" Actually, the English word "trumpet" has its origins in the French language, whereas the word "trauma" has its origins in the Greek language. So yeah, Ryan... next time don't make up stuff randomly :P "
you might be the most self-satisfied person ever "

Really, because I pointed out a mistake? Oh wow, hooray for me -- I can barely contain myself from all the happiness the few seconds it took me to write that and then move on did for me.

Posted by martellus - February 26, 2011 at 12:13 PM

@KillyDarko said:

" @martellus said:
" @KillyDarko said:
" Actually, the English word "trumpet" has its origins in the French language, whereas the word "trauma" has its origins in the Greek language. So yeah, Ryan... next time don't make up stuff randomly :P "
you might be the most self-satisfied person ever "
Really, because I pointed out a mistake? Oh wow, hooray for me -- I can barely contain myself from all the happiness the few seconds it took me to write that and then move on did for me. "

you're right. I really had no grounds to get irritated about that and I'm sorry. I just felt it was self evident that ryan was intentionally making up things that are untrue, but maybe not. you comment shouldn't have evoked as much ire from me as it did, and I'm sorry. You have a right to point out falsities, I'd just suggest you consider the context next time. But yea, aside from me being self-aggrandizing, I am truly apologetic. you have a good point.

Posted by KillyDarko - February 27, 2011 at 12:31 AM

@martellus said:

" @KillyDarko said:
" @martellus said:
" @KillyDarko said:
" Actually, the English word "trumpet" has its origins in the French language, whereas the word "trauma" has its origins in the Greek language. So yeah, Ryan... next time don't make up stuff randomly :P "
you might be the most self-satisfied person ever "
Really, because I pointed out a mistake? Oh wow, hooray for me -- I can barely contain myself from all the happiness the few seconds it took me to write that and then move on did for me. "
you're right. I really had no grounds to get irritated about that and I'm sorry. I just felt it was self evident that ryan was intentionally making up things that are untrue, but maybe not. you comment shouldn't have evoked as much ire from me as it did, and I'm sorry. You have a right to point out falsities, I'd just suggest you consider the context next time. But yea, aside from me being self-aggrandizing, I am truly apologetic. you have a good point. "

Don't sweat it, and I'm also sorry if my reply to your reply sounded too harsh. It's just that it didn't sound all that self-evident that Ryan was intentionally making it up, but maybe he was and I just didn't notice. Anyway, I probably should've pointed out that possibility when I did my first comment. Oh well, no harm done, I guess.

Posted by MooseyMcMan - July 02, 2011 at 6:26 PM

Man, this just turned into LA Noire, but the year before LA Noire.

Posted by theimmortalbum - June 26, 2012 at 9:44 AM

@EldrinStorm said:

Oddly enough, while listening to the whistling song, I noticed the chords and harmonies matched up to something that I felt was familiar. Then it hit me - the Super Mario World music for the first couple of areas! Seriously, try whistling it while the whistling music comes on, it sounds GREAT.

I spent all morning whistling the SMB music.. now I know why.