I'm trying my best not to watch the playthrough videos (Markiplier's in particular is enticing as hell right now) in order to go in completely blind when I pick the game up. I look forward to seeing what has changed, and how much my neighbors will complain about the frightened shouting/swearing.
A thousand times this, and the wood-trimmed sides make it all that much better.
This one's a bit closer to the game's artstyle.
Half of the fun of the FNAF games is the hidden/cryptic storyline sprinkled throughout the gameplay, and its numerous interpretations. Take the Game Theory video for FNAF 2 below (spoilers, of course). The comments are bringing up so many counter theories to the video that it is amazing.
That's because you're looking at the wrong fanart.
Further somehow relevant;
The majority of the fear that stems from FNAF is based upon atmosphere. The jump scares themselves aren't scary save for a few milliseconds of fight-or-flight instinct, but rather the anticipation and sheer terror that you feel when you lose one of the characters and can't find him/her on your monitors is…
I've been meaning to drop by the NYC Transit Museum one of these days; the MTA also has a fleet of vintage buses that they use for parades or other special events.
+1 on on this. I'd love to see the MV-1 adopted further. The wheelchair accessible model is great, and I would also like to see a non-wheelchair accessible version added to take full advantage of how cavernous these things are on the inside. Also, they must have steelies with center caps. Also, they have a column…
Somehow relevant;
The first-gen Q45 has always been one of my favorite cars. Aside from being great in the luxury department, my mother used to have a '91 in burgundy. I still love the looks of the early first-gen models without the front grille.
Forgive me; I was browsing late at night and completely missed seeing Catara and Cimmaron in that name. How I managed that is anyone's guess.
I was always a sucker for the dog-dish wheel cap/steelie combo.
I love older lightgun games, and the newer ones as well (the PS2 had the GunCon2 and a few Time Crisis ports if I remember correct).
RIP Mr. Bristow. My four-switch model 2600 is packed away somewhere; I'll have to dig it out and set it up once I get more space. A fitting tribute, soon enough.
I will politely disagree with you there, evidenced by the existence of the OP, and that styling is generally pretty subjective.
