It isn't bad. The entire experience was awesome.

I've never known a person to like VIII without harboring a certain degree of criticism. I've never known a person to blindly love it. Myself included.

Calling it terrible would be an overstatement. The game was okay as far as FFs go, but it wasn't terrible. I'd take it over the FF XIII games any day.

This article bears reading for the bizarre interview with the creative director alone. He seemed pretty skiddish on the whole thing.

This would undoubtedly have to be my favorite Zero chapter of a series. But that's likely because it mostly takes place parallel to the original, rather than long before it.

I thought it was pretty great. I didn't shit myself laughing (it was chuckleworthy); but the aesthetic was pretty spot on, and the costumes and props were great. I like the cheesy green screeny look. It makes the action feel more like a video game.

It's a pretty good cure for a bad day, too.

I still have yet to play Deadly Premonition. I was going to buy it a while back, but then the Director's Cut was announced, so I decided to wait. From everything I know of it, I know that I'm going to love it.

Just play Dishonored. It's every bit as good as any Thief game. So long as they continue with it as a series, I'll have no need for Thief again.

Reminds me of another tourist attraction.

At least he's not Vanille...

Of course, sorry. My mistake.

The only way to see his hand is when you first approach the "False Prophet" sign and he holds his hand up to compare, and at the end when the AD is revealed to stand for Anna Dewitt.

Wait. No. At the end of the game The male Lutece says that the AD represents his daughter and that it "Must be his hair shirt".

Maybe the complainers should have finished the game. The baptism scene would have made a lot more sense and would have felt much more justified, if they bothered to do so.

Eugh. Origins, really? Talk about an overplayed title. So, what are we going to see how Amadeus Arkham built the place? Do we get to play as him? Stupid title.

Yes. Exactly what I was thinking.

This reminds me of "The Stacks" from Ready Player One. Only less slummy. The future is now...in Japan, of course.

You know, as cheaply made as this game was, the combat mechanics were really cool. The dual stick fighting concept has always gone over well with me. It was pretty fun.

I get it. Makes sense.