ElvishPresley

I got lost in the woods, too. Don't let it get you down. Yeah, the nightmare sequences are the least interesting part of the game, but they get pretty freaky and fun later on. And the rest of the game is a masterpiece. Dude, that school is INSANE, there's still soo much game left. Give it some more time, I doubt the nightmare sequences will sour everything else. Personally, a feeling of dread always washed over me when shit got all icy and I knew the monsters were coming. Yes, that dread came mostly from knowing I was about to endure a somewhat frustrating gameplay segment, but it was still dread, which helped me feel tied to the story. Also, the ending of the story frames those sequences in a way that makes them a lot more powerful to think about in retrospect. The credits sequence alone will blow your mind. Easily one of my top three Wii experiences, certainly my favorite survival horror game.

THE KING COMES HOME.

@PillClinton said:

@seanfoster said:

I'll miss seeing Will & Norm pop by the occasional TNT or hearing Brad on This is Only a Test.

This is one of my biggest concerns. I'm genuinely quite sad about this.

Yeah, but hey. I go to Tested all the time. I am WAY more psyched about the idea of them doing stuff with the goddamn MYTHBUSTERS. Happiness all around!

...wait what about Rorie.

God I hope Fox shows up in the anime so that Vinny's yips can be dubbed over him!

You tell 'em, Patrick! Finally, someone in the video game press who isn't ashamed to take on the status quo and say that FFVIII is hands down the best modern Final Fantasy. So the Junction system is hard and imperfect, it's still fascinating. And the story....argh love that game! Rest of the article is good, too. Now write me a five part resprospective about FFVIII, stat!

Just when I had finally made my emotional and mental break from the Persona 4 Endurance Run, this happens.