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Okay. I own an NES. I love survival horror. I also love RPGs. I know of Sweet Home. I want it very much. The only complication is that it was never released outside of Japan. It's technically only a Famicom game, but I know that there are fan-translated cartridges in English, made for the...

At first, it would seem that 2 is a totally different story that has nothing to do with the "actual" Silent Hill overarching plot. Now, the developers seem to be linking them together in multiple ways, particularly in the Book of Lost Memories. I'm just wondering what your theories are about the...

Oh, dear. Y'know, I'm in the belief that every game in the series after VII sucked, and there are a LOT of protagonists in the series that I hate. However, I did quite enjoy IV and VI... Favorite: Locke. I think his story is fascinating; he displays a chivalrous, unafraid treasure hunter...

Do I need say anything more than this: "What is a man? A miserable pile of secrets! But enough talk, have at you!" (By the way, in case you couldn't tell, I'm talking about Symphony of the Night)

In recent memory, VVVVVV, 100% my first time. I've also beaten a lot of the Megaman games as well as the original Castlevania. Demon's Souls is arriving in the mail soon, though. So I guess I'll see.

Oh, also Spiderman 3 and Indiana Jones 4. Spiderman 3 was mindless, yes, but it was at least entertaining. Also, the action sequences and Sandman were pretty kickass. Indy 4 was a movie I had no idea anyone would hate. I don't really buy the fact that there are aliens, but I don't really...

Well... I didn't hate the Silent Hill movie. I thought it was actually pretty good (for what it was) until about halfway through. I think it lost focus.

There are a huge amount, actually. Well, in truth, I haven't finished many of the games I own. I come back to a lot of them, but the one that comes to mind is Wind Waker. I really enjoyed the game itself, and I got to the last temple (before Ganon's tower) but I just didn't feel the motivation...

Well, I once said, very quietly: "You are going to die, my friend. Slowly, and painfully." Then I burst into a huge state of nonstop profanities and nonsense syllables.