-DIES-

I’ve played over 20 hours and have yet to encounter a single bug. For every critic to say the game is full of bugs, I do feel that’s a tad exaggerated...

It’s perfect for pick up and play. For me personally, it’s the game equivalent of a Linus blanket. I’ve been chipping away at it for months in between Destiny, Witcher and Batman, or if I’m really tired or stressed it’s lovely to fall back on.

:’(

I’m the other way around. As a kid I could finish Kid Icarus. Now I literally don’t stand a chance.

I both love and hate G&G in equal measure. You can’t beat the first levels music though.

Nightmare 2 is superb. Yeah, it’s one of the gayest horror films ever (that’s not a slur, but an actual fact), but in the best way possible.

That theme still gives me goosebumps. That’s Christmas day right there, with a woolly jumper and loads of crisps.

As fun as this game is, I find it even more enjoyable by pretending I’m playing a Dark Crystal spinoff called The Adventures of Fizgig.

The Final Frontier is pretty great Nathan, one of their better albums in a long time!

Amanda Ripley. Unless Amy is another daughter we’re all unaware of :D

Holy shit. Thanks for making me aware of this, I’ve been listening to Redline all morning now and I’m a little bit in love.

To quote the great Paulie

My wife crochets and I play games; collectively we are in awe.

Yeah, I too found it fairly ironic and felt compelled to say something. But you did it for me so have a hug, bro <hug>

Hey man, were you as surpised as I was?

Spoken like a true prodigy. Now that I’m old and cranky, the simplest games are what always keep me coming back, be it Defender, Doom or pretty much anything on the NES.

I for one was blown away. The music, the sound effects, the simplicity, colour me excited!

Jesus Mike, I never knew how similar I looked like you until now...