That’s my thoughts, too. If your audience can’t piece together the narrative, have you effectively communicated it? While the content of the narrative might be fantastic, it doesn’t really matter if it’s not put out to the audience in a way they can access it.

The Milano with its wings clipped.

Them, sir and/or madam , is fightin’ words!

I don’t know which is more amazing, the Death Bogey or the anal sex in the background.

“And you’ll never believe what happened next”? Buzztaku? Kotafeed? What do we call you now? :)

Ah yes, the Red Wine of Death.

I did, but I disagree on his points. Jessie was very layered in TS2, Barbie was great in TS3 and the other characters I listed also won me over.

This little game also went under the radar until the sequel improved on everything:

Someone please explain to me why Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, which came out in 2008, fell under the radar while the sequel, Rocket League has garnered so much financial and critical success.

That's not what "split-screen" means.

The last disc of Shenmue 2 is the best thing I have ever experienced in a video game. If you ever get the chance, definitely go back and complete it.

I’d never taken much of an interest in Shenmue until this year’s E3, I’m really tempted to grab them on the cheap somewhere now to see if I enjoy them.

The game is ok, the storyline is brilliant. I wish I could just put the game in God mode or something. I could give two shits about zombies. I want to know what happents to them. But noooooo, I have to slog through the game to find out. I hate the game play so much that I can only play in short periods. I get too…

Time changer? Don’t forget working that job and playing in the arcades takes a lot of time!

Nah, I’ve got around 46 hours into the game. But I did a lot of side quests and such.

It always seemed shorter than that to me. Granted its probably because I played it so much as a kid that I could probably beat it way faster than someone the first time.

2 was actually my favorite one story wise, gameplay wise too now that I think about it.

Why only PC? Some of us only contributed to 3 because it would be on PS4.

Except Ys Net doesn’t own the IP and Sega doesn’t have to give them that money. Rather, if anything, Ys Net is writing them a check to make Shenmue III. In any case, you would hope Sega smells the money and rereleases the game for at least PC and PS4.