Some kids would be downright AFRAID to play that game. I mean, look at that cat... thing. Look at it wink. It's the wink of evil. The wink of death.

Some kids would be downright AFRAID to play that game. I mean, look at that cat... thing. Look at it wink. It's the wink of evil. The wink of death.

Some kids would be downright AFRAID to play that game. I mean, look at that cat... thing. Look at it wink. It's the wink of evil. The wink of death.

Some kids would be downright AFRAID to play that game. I mean, look at that cat... thing. Look at it wink. It's the wink of evil. The wink of death.

Some kids would be downright AFRAID to play that game. I mean, look at that cat... thing. Look at it wink. It's the wink of evil. The wink of death.

Not too far, though. There's plenty of aftermath to cover, and plenty of entirely separate storylines they can delay. Not to mention that it's the perfect dramatic beat to end a season with. The song in the trailer does heavily imply that it is going to happen in this season.

Not too far, though. There's plenty of aftermath to cover, and plenty of entirely separate storylines they can delay. Not to mention that it's the perfect dramatic beat to end a season with. The song in the trailer does heavily imply that it is going to happen in this season.

Not too far, though. There's plenty of aftermath to cover, and plenty of entirely separate storylines they can delay. Not to mention that it's the perfect dramatic beat to end a season with. The song in the trailer does heavily imply that it is going to happen in this season.

Not too far, though. There's plenty of aftermath to cover, and plenty of entirely separate storylines they can delay. Not to mention that it's the perfect dramatic beat to end a season with. The song in the trailer does heavily imply that it is going to happen in this season.

Yeeees, but it happens early.

Yeeees, but it happens early.

Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM.

Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM. Boom-BOOM.

I know some people have done "mute Lee" playthroughs just to see what happens.

Just earlier in the same episode, if you played it a certain way, you saw the value of that one bullet. In a world where nobody makes bullets any more, they're hella valuable, and Lee wasn't going to be an immediate threat. Not to mention that the shot might have alerted zombies outside of the building.

Because winning doesn't teach the protagonist any lessons, or remind the audience how awesome and better than Pikachu those new Pokemon are.

My Lee went "..." at that last question in the trailer.

Those sound like drugs.

You might get confused by this if you haven't researched it, so I'll mention it here: The Calculator is the Arithmetician. If you're playing the PS1 version you'll know'em as Calculators, if you're playing the PSP version you'll know'em as Arithmeticians.

But you never do catch the dragon.