Synaptic

yeah, it frustrated me, took me too long to figure out when i could go to the elevator

I really enjoyed it, great visuals, humorous banter (don't care if some of it's cheesy, it's fun) and the way the ending played out was cool. Because it was my first instinct to see if I could go back in and change it, I feel like the main char was exactly that type of person too. I wouldn't mind being like "fuck the world!" if i could get her back to life

Everyone loves food. Gift card to a restaurant he really likes is a winner. Besides that, buy him cds you enjoy that might be a little bit out of his comfort zone and try introducing him to it. Maybe he'll like it. As far as video games, try getting him something action oriented with a good story that isn't an FPS in the vein of Call of Duty etc. Far Cry 3 is a good start, if you have a ps3 pick up Uncharted or a similar game for a different system. Maybe introduce him to something like Limbo or Braid, they got my older sister back into games after not playing them since childhood.

@Aegon said:

If/when I have a wife and if she's okay with it, then...maybe?

yeah, that's literally the only situation i can imagine this. in which case i would say the same

@Rokkaku said:

@SharkEthic said:

@Rokkaku said:

@SharkEthic said:

What? All I see is a vagina.

Your parents fucked up their job of raising you.

Thank you. Yours did a great job raising such a polite young man.

Sorry man, just a joke in bad taste.

@SharkEthic said:

@Rokkaku: Don't worry about it dude.

NOW KISS

obviously i'm missing something here.

@Bell_End: you seem pretty judgmental.

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@GunstarRed said:

It fits the mission well... until it loops for about five minutes too long.

yeah, that was the actual problem. I did lose my shit for a few seconds though, it was pretty perfect at the beginning.

@Xeirus: Yeah, that was surprising to me as well, they often seemed like they were hanging on by a thread...