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It took me about 4 hours to realise Corvo just sounds like an older gruffer version of Garrett but had no idea it was the man himself!

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1592197/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t7

Glad he's still getting work, not quite good enough for Thiforth but good enough to play Corvo.

O&S solo (and especially killing Smough first) are hands down the hardest fight across all 4 games. They were designed for coop and it shows, I've never had much fun fighting them on my own. Not Havel and his buddies from 2's sunken king dlc are probably second but again they were intended for coop.

Pinwheel is odd he feels completely misplaced as by the time the average player gets through the catacombs they just steamroll him. Once I tried running to him straight from the asylum and since I couldn't kill him before he started teleporting and cloning he was pretty rough, at least harder than taurus or the butterfly.

The fixed camera angles are part of the atmosphere, a pretty big part.

If you're at all interested in bullet hell shooters crimson clover is fantastic even if you've never played one before it has a beginner friendly easy mode and lets you continue infinitely. I also really enjoyed vulkaiser with it's neat 70s super robot anime aesthetic, it's also kinda newb friendly in that you have a health bar which refills between levels although unlike cc it will boot you back to the title screen when you die.

Gunhound is worth checking out too it's a lot like Cybernator on the SNES.

@AtomicOldMan Badly drawn anime characters go hand in hand with Japanese game sales if PSN has taught me anything.

I remember watching a GCCX episode where the host referred to the series as simply "metal".

@liquidus: They should expand on the crimson head idea with the G virus. Have the occasional dead zombie turn into a mini birkin.

You need an activation code to download the launcher.

Cheers man.

Between this and Massive chalice 1.0 today's a great day for turn based tactics.