Otherwise called a "knife."

Hey, it's that guy from Jurassic Park!

Oh I can. I can always forgive shitty writing for fantastic art. Quietly is amazing.

My wife also watched and helped occasionally, and I loved it likewise for those same reasons. If I think about individual parts of the game, I still think very highly of it. But apparently I now have a video to watch…

It was over the course of the 90's. The Real World debuted in '91 or '92 and that was the beginning of the end. More programming crept in every year and by '97 or so the videos were mostly relegated to clips on Beavis & Butthead, world premieres on TRL, or that all-important 2-6am slot.

Just because endings are hard doesn't mean we should just expect them to suck (or be weak or unsatisfying, etc.).

Guess that's open to interpretation. I don't believe I completed 100% of the puzzles, but I got to the magic elevator and then the game ended. So…

This was one of the videos in the underground AV room, yes? I'm not sure I saw one that was an hour long. Damnit. I so much want to not dislike the game I may have to go back and watch.

I would like "Classic MTV Classic" where they just show music videos.

Man, I LOVED The Witness until I finished it. Could have been one of my all time favorites if Jonathan Blow could have actually made it resolve with a coherent (or even definitive) ending.

I am so glad yet another troubling societal issue has been deftly handled by celebrities.

I seem to remember watching some fairly dark animation when I was fairly young, but my parents were hippies and I also know I saw Yellow Submarine at like 5. I have a feeling they were mostly of the mindset of 'animation is for kids, except when it isn't, and even then, whatever.'

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…HHHNNNNNN!

I see, it's Rougarou now. Thanks, that's awesome news!