You're right. Perhaps the author is using it literally. Either that or he is using it the way I described, and his logic is also flawed. I can't really say.

I think the author of the theory used the term Pyramid Head in a general sense to refer to a baddie archetype of (horror) games: the persistent, creepy, deadly and/or larger than the play character guy. These 'Pyramid Heads' usually have to be dispatched multiple times throughout the game, but don't end up being the…

Also, I think—if you aren't using it with the PS Camera—the PS4 has a USB port in the back. that something could plug into.

He doesn't. The guy with the eye patch and the guy without the eye patch are two different people.

Those jetpack belt things are a couple of grappling hooks shy of another famous franchise about Titans.

So, did the HD version that was released on Xbox 360/PS3 have the low-res textures as well? Is this a superior product?

And he still looks like Meg Ryan...

I'm from NS, and I have never once used this term, nor has anyone I know.

Yesss! Italian Spider-man. Classic/hilarious.

There's one thing, though. I think that in the flashforward scenes we've been given, Todd is already a goner. The jacket Walt is wearing in the scenes is the exact army jacket that Todd was wearing in the episode that began with him and his uncle in the diner. However, there is the possibility that it's one of Jesse's…

Umm, I'm not sure if I'd call it a mystery. The game has an interesting tone that gives it the air of a mystery. But, I think the writing leads one to assume that the protagonist that you play as, is already well aware of what has transpired. The details are left for you to collect and sort of secretly learn through…

That statement you quoted kind of reminds me of how Dear Esther played out. You just walked and learned, then it ended. Semi-satisfyingly. Left you to think about it afterward.

This reminds me of Casina77's terrifying/hilarious youtube channel.

Hehe "candid feedback". That's one way of putting the community response.

I don't understand why you're so impassioned by this. You realize that these are just video game machines, right? Chill, man.

Brown superheros created and written by white writers...

I'm so glad this guy didn't start yapping away. It would seem...weird. There's just something great about the silent protagonist.

Can we just get a whole feature-length film done in this style? The game may end up lacking, but damn that trailer looked terrific.

SPOILER-ISH?