@Reimu: Last time I played, the constant attacks by Ceasars' Legion made it unplayable.

Remember, there is always a man, a lighthouse, and a girl. How the girl relates to DeWitt is irrelevant. For this kind of narrative, her being related changes the motive. Elizabeth in this case appears to represent the seductress, not the angel.

While I would agree that the Kid in the Corner Scene is pretty damn scary, my personal example of High Octane Nightmare Fuel would have to be the scenes with the Smile Sisters and the Smile Family.

When I heard that cover of "Fortunate Son" I damn near cried myself. I sure hope they can get clearance for the rights to sell the soundtrack with those covers on it, because what they have done is no less amazing than the world that they built.

How could I say that? Simple; they took established modern musical hits…

#9: Respectfully, I disagree with you on Cloud Atlas. While I must confess that I have never had the pleasure of reading the original source material, I had no trouble following the various plot threads to the central themes at its' core. That said, I totally agree that a TV show version of Game of Thrones would be…

Here's a question: Why hasn't Alan Moore been approached to write an episode?