No, my point was that there are many routes to complete the levels of the first game. I could get through levels in the first game without dying once, which is pretty much necessary to get the A score. There are very few opportunities, if any, to be creative in the sequel.

Agreed. I was just thinking of the Willy Wonka meme and how often "tell me more" is said sarcastically. In the future, I'll just give my full opinion from the get-go.

I responded to Turok Obama's comment with my explanation if you want to check it out.

Long, detailed comparison between the two games:

Sarcasm? If not, I will.

Hated this game.

Personally, I think the most interesting parts of The Jinx were the interviews with investigators, district attorneys, and lawyers. It was less about the psyche of Robert Durst and more about the failings of many professionals to put him away or to even consider him a viable suspect. As I was watching, my hindsight…

Should have ended with a shot of Durst on the toilet, opening a copy of Leaves of Grass, and looking into the camera.

Oh definitely. He knew he fucked that up royally. I'm amazed he agreed to the interview.

Yeah, the new prosecutors will hopefully be way more determined to find the evidence. Really the documentary brought to light the poor work done. The fact that they didn't even consider him to be a suspect even though he had inconsistencies in his testimony boggles my mind.

Well, who could honestly expect it to end that way after seeing only two episodes? And yeah, I really hope they do a follow-up in a year. ESPECIALLY if he beats this case too.

It broke new ground. Deserves an "A" now.

The series itself is pretty good and I would say AV Club's review was a good assessment. It's really interesting but also kind of disturbing when you think about being entertained by a man who has effectively evaded justice for 3+ murders.

His brother definitely had good reason to hire a bodyguard.

The Jinx finale just blew my mind.

100%ing Dishonored was one of the most rewarding things I've done in video games. Its replay value is remarkable, and it still feels really good - the combat flows so well with Blink. Really made me appreciate how brilliant that game is, I just wish the ending had more oomph. Definitely in my top 3. Fingers crossed…

Been playing Hotline Miami 2 and I must say it's a wholly different experience from its predecessor. Mostly, it hasn't been a good one.

Tim doesn't hear from all of the young people in this industry who get it and who are influenced by it. This seems to suggest that he wants to know he's making an impact.

Tom Bombadil

Forgive me, but I think Link should only be portrayed in live action by a child or girl actor. And that movie should also never happen like most video game adaptations.