JJWeatherman

Great. Maybe tell us why you think it's well put together or worth anyone's time?

It weirds me out when all that's on a game's wiki page is some boilerplate marketing copy thrown up there by an account very explicitly created by the developers.

Buying Sony.

I would've sworn this was available via Battle.net's "Classic Games" section. Seems I must have just been thinking of Diablo II. Awesome that it's available digitally now! I don't usually mess with GOG, but I may have to buy in on this one.

Cool.

Best thread title ever?

It's my theory that as we get older and face more pressing responsibilities, it becomes tougher to block that stuff out and focus solely on a video game. Probably for the best if we want our lives to go anywhere, but it sure is sad when we can't have those completely innocent and enthralling experiences anymore, or at least not nearly as easily.

Yeah Vinny and Abby convinced me. It's not much of a commitment time or money-wise, so I went for it. Enjoyed it quite a bit.

This article is from October.

@majormitch: It's probably enough just to say that there's an opportunity for you to return to the station later without having to worry about him. At least in my own experience I didn't run into him in the station after returning.

That's normal. You meet him for the first time under the station.

I also want to add that I thought he'd make the rest of the game miserable for me when I first ran into him, but it turned out to be fine. I had plenty of fun the whole way through. Looking forward to the forthcoming playthroughs.

@ozzie: Awesome, thanks for making this. I’m going to work my way through the story before trying it, but I’m looking forward to it.

Perhaps this is weird, being years after the initial release now, but I really want to try Rainbow Six Siege. The description of it being basically a GI Joe game sounds really fun.

Obra Dinn is definitely on my list now as well.

As is Exapunks??? I think??? Seems fascinating, at least.