Besides the final moments, I think Emily’s escape from the mines is the most impressive scene in the game.

The “Resurrections” OST really evokes the feel of being halfway up a mountain alone. You have that initial phase of regret. The “what have I done” moment as you absorb the breathtaking, solitary surroundings. The second part kicking in (around 2 minutes) is realizing you’re too far to turn back... and too close to…

In the best timeline he is voiced by Danny Devito

In just about every MMORPG, and recently Destiny 2, I keep the starter weapon you’re given, whether it be in my inventory or stashed in the first slot of my vault/bank.

It can be cool when it’s not sexualized. Babette from Skyrim comes to mind.

being a departure from the more serious characters.

Sounds like they don’t really believe in their own project. Pass.

Imagine if they instead just changed it to “Pick-up”.

That’s one of the big reasons I can’t stand anime anymore. A lot of the art feels like it doesn’t have it’s own identity, it almost feels like the artists are just trying to emulate one another.

admittedly, it is unorthodox for lore to not really tie into gameplay, but most people don’t mind.

Maybe they’re taking the title of their game a little too seriously.

I have to disagree. I’m all about pushing the envelope and subverting expectations. It provides fascinating, memorable experiences and is almost like a natural progression in video game evolution. I’m actually kind of upset I saw this, I would have really liked to discover this on my own. I hope there are more…

No mention of Clementine in all her unbitten glory?

Okay but will this help us obtain the impossible coin?

I also stumbled upon this game recently, despite that it came out in 2013. Very cool experience; if you enjoyed it, definitely check out Iron Sunset. It’s short and plays with similar concepts.

A proper Paper Mario TTYD sequel.

This makes me realize how much I miss tingle.

It’s worth mentioning TF2 is one of the best video games ever made. Just sayin’.

This is an example of what Blizzard meant by Overwatch not being political. Lucio is cool, Jazz is cool, Lucio plays music, Jazz is music. Boom, Lucio Jazz skin. (Though, I will concede that as Cecilia elegantly points out, it’s not that simple.)