Them’s fightin’ words. Let the console wars of 1992 begin! Again!

Sure, the SNES version looked fancier, but the Genesis version was so much better.

I like.

Clickbait again.

How is that confusing, they ganked a freighter full of expensive stuff.

Especially in the Amiga version (and possibly PC version, which I haven’t played), as his shirt was red!

Flashback “fell apart” after the first two levels? Did you even finish it?

Why would anybody defend the guy? He’s obviously a fucking idiot.

I’m glad people are still making games like these. Can’t wait for Thimbleweed Park!

Fucking fishmalks man.

How is this funny?

They should’ve used mine, they’re the stuff of nightmares (“fucked-up but mostly functional” - direct quote by my dentist.) 

“Dislocated cheekbone”?

Slightly off-topic, but is that 1911 the broken gun that you can repair or is it the default one? Just wondering because I’ve seen 2 different handguns in screenshots.

This is relevant to my interests.

They should’ve used my teeth for those murderous, unwashed zombie rednecks.

The Darkening wasn’t buggy, it was actually quite polished and ran well on a large variety of systems at the time (although it ran way too fast on anything better than a 200MHz Pentium, so there’s that.)

I like Mark Meer, he’s a fun guy, but Hale’s voice acting skills are just on another level.

Femshep (especially renegade Femshep) is just badass.

Pfft. Can’t be scarier than Alien: Isolation.