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I edited this list successfully a few months ago. Yes I do think the list is confused whether it's an ordered or unordered list. If I turn it into unordered, will that erase all the description?

No. Only if it's small pieces in a form of documents like The Evil Within 2 and Silent Hill. Long draggy stuff bore me to death. I struggled playing Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward. I literally fell asleep halfway, which is something I've never done before. Boring as hell! Hotel Dusk: Room 215 on the other hand was super fun because it's has a great balance of dialogue and puzzle solving.

Hey GiantBomb Staff,

This list of mine is not working properly. When I delete a game off the list, it tells me I can't do that. When I enter the 2nd page to delete an extra game, it says the list can't be empty. Say what?

Appreciate if you can solve this issue soon.

Cheers!

@ntm: I'm watching the game trailers and reviews now. I can't believe I've never heard of the Surge before. I'm interested. Thanks for mentioning it.

@ntm said:

That's true what you said about Deus Ex with the tree branching gameplay but regardless, I still get bored :p

I love Ninja Gaiden, Devil May Cry and Cuphead. Dark Souls is just not for me. Plus it's medieval-theme, something I'm not a fan of. If it was sci-fi then MAYBE I'd attempt to finish it.

Never Played:

• Mega Man games - Didn't grow up with it
• Ultima - Same reason as Mega Man. Tried playing it a few times but I was blinded by the extremely outdated aesthetics (Ultima 1 - 7)
• Super Mario 64 - I did however play Ocarina of Time, which is a better game in my opinion so that's good enough for me
• Crash Bandicoot - I played Crash Team Racing a whole lot but never the original 3D platformer

Never finished:

• Deus Ex - Stopped halfway as it got too repetitive
• Final Fantasy VII & VIII - I never did have the patience playing RPG
• Life Is Strange - The pace is too slow
• God of War III - Gameplay felt outdated by the time it came out so eventually I lost interest
• NightCry - A broken Kickstarter game. I regret pledging it
• Dark Souls - I enjoy challenging games but Dark Souls is a whole new level of torture. Not doing it
• The Witcher III - Grew numb with medieval-themed medium
• Skyrim - Same reason with The Witcher III
• Psychonauts - I love everything Tim Schafer but this is one game I have trouble playing. I get motion sickness and the plot is very meh
• Pokemon X & Y - I freakin love Pokemon back in the day but now it feels like digging up lost stamp collection. It was cool back then but now it doesn't have the same appeal as before

My brother flipped out when I showed him this! Good times.

King's Quest VI. Generally it is NOT a scary game but as a young kid, the genie and the labyrinth used to scared the piss out of me. It was unlike anything I'd ever played before.

@haruko: LOL

Definition: The Fourth Wall is a theatrical term for the imaginary “wall” that exists between actors on stage and the audience. ... The same effect often occurs in movies, only the fourth wall in that instance is a camera lens.

My first "breaking the fourth wall" experience was in Muppet Treasure Island; when Billy Bones supposedly dies, Rizzo the Rat said, "he died? And this is supposed to be a kids movie!"

I laughed without knowing it was a fourth wall breaking moment. It didn't occur to me there was such a thing until I saw Cinemassacre's review on the original TMNT cartoon series many years later. Only then when I was realized other movies and games do that too like Killer Is Dead, No More Heroes, Metal Gear Solid, The Secret of Monkey Island and many more.

Share us your very first "breaking the fourth wall" moment.