Ugh. So on top of trying to master Catherine (I'm currently working on Babel) and trying to figure out who killed Sissel in Ghost Trick, I randomly got a craving to play Parasite Eve.

Yeah, I was just going to write the same thing! I just want to sit around all day drinking scotch on the rocks and chainsmoking lucky strikes :/

Uhm, thats what I thought until I saw this ending- WARNING CRAZY SPOILERS DO NOT TOUCH UNLESS YOU WANT THE GAME RUINED FOR YOU

Kelso is the man- I think the problem is that hes just too great :p

So my birthday was on Friday and I went out drinking with a friend of mine, and decided that I'd try the "Vincent", named after Vincent's beverage rotation in Catherine.

Thats why I said probably- I didnt see it mentioned anywhere in the article, or on his blog post.

Thats why I said probably- I didnt see it mentioned anywhere in the article, or on his blog post.

What Notch (probably) left out is that he basically posted the monster on /v/ and had them brainstorm half of this stuff up for him. Not a dig at Notch, if anything proof that he listens to his fans, but they probably deserve a tiny bit of credit.

This isnt exactly surprising.

Now it has two! Hurrah!

I didnt like the demo that much, I thought it just threw way too much information (extra noise) to process, but playing it now it just feels right. Everything fits.

"[I neglected the store and any of the interesting things its done over the past month, which means the PSN is boring]"

Uh, I hate to break it to you but he already did it. On top of adding Jar Jar shouting "Wee-sa-freeee" to the ending.

Just a heads up, they both feature totally redone voice acting, which is downright blasphemous considering that the guy who voiced James in Silent Hill 2 also happened to have done all of his mo-cap work.

1's story is so amazing because they hardly even tell you anything; the details it didnt give you were what made the game so compelling. 4's story is like 3's, where they ruin it by having to explain it.

How could even say that?! The original Silent Hill is was and is still an amazing game, unless all you care about in video games is graphics and competent voice acting, in which case I guess anything from that era is pretty shitty in retrospect.

To be fair, its a TCG. Half of any TCG is luck. It would be sort of retarded if the AI had a deck composed entirely of land, which is the only way to guarantee victory of any kind.

Magi-Nation for the GameBoy Color. Its an RPG based on a CCG of the same name, and plays almost exactly the same as the card game. Plus its a really great RPG to begin with, and has a really cool cast of heroes and villains. I used to love both iterations as an adolescent, and I cant recommend them enough.