Jeff and Vinny finally finished Persona 4 at about 100 hours, 155 episodes, and about 7 months of 2009. During this time, they have no doubt come to at least some sort of opinion about the quality of the games. My question is this; will Jeff, and or Vinny, do a comprehensive review of Persona 4, wrapping up what they think of the game as a whole (both good and bad) and assigning it a score of X stars out of 5?  

         A video review might seem pointless here, due to the 100 hours of video they already have. A text review or some kind of look back on the game and their experiences with it might provide the kind of closure such a long project deserves. Perhaps they (Jeff and Vinny) feel that the Endurance Run speaks for itself and no formal review is needed. If that is the case then they know what is best. I would not mind reading a review though.

Just a thought, Thanks

Gangway  

             After listening to the most recent episode of the Giant Bomb cast (9-15-09) and the description that was given of Halo 3 ODST, I came to the conclusion that I had very little interest in that game, specifically its story. To put this in perspective, I consider myself to be a Halo fan and I enjoyed the stories of Halo 1, 2, and 3. I did not find the story of halo wars to be very interesting. 
 
             This got me thinking, does Halo qualify as a story with a single narrative or is it a universe with many narratives and stories? To better explain what I mean, compare Star Trek, which has many different stories explored throughout its primary mediums (TV. and film) and Star Wars, which has one main story that centers on a fairly consistent group of characters. The question is from that aspect, which is Halo closer to, Star Wars or Star Trek?

             I do have an interest in learning more about the events in halo. This might cause me to conclude that it is a universe. From what I have seen, however, the times where games have veered off course from the main story have been boring and meaningless. This makes me conclude it is a story. Perhaps Reach will be more interesting to me; on the other hand, you could argue that because the events of Reach take place right before Halo 1 and are therefore part of the main story line. I do not know; so the question remains…  
 
 Is Halo a Story or a Universe?   
 
Just a thought, Thanks
Gangway