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*while doing an obstacle course* "Is your name Joey?" "No" "Cause I'm going to call you Slowy Joey!" "But that's not my name..." "What's that SLOWY?!? I can't understand you because you're talking so slow!!!" -Psychonaughts

*while doing an obstacle course* "Is your name Joey?" "No" "Cause I'm going to call you Slowy Joey!" "But that's not my name..." "What's that SLOWY?!? I can't understand you because you're talking so slow!!!" -Psychonaughts

Yep, gotta go with Psychonauts 2

Yes, it sounds like cheating. On the other hand, your teacher needs to make up some new tests and really think long and hard about giving test-takers internet access.

Many scenes from The Green Mile and Katsumoto's death in The Last Samurai gets me every time.

I play it. The controls aren't quite what I'm used to, but it seems enjoyable.

I gotta say the first thing that pops into my mind is the demented laughter from the midgets in Borderlands

Centipede and Pitfall for the Atari.

I suppose we would have to get into how one would perceive omniscience. If one could repress the information one was taking in, then I would agree with you. On the other hand, if one immediately felt the pain of innards being crushed within a collapsing exoskeleton as soon as his foot lands on...

First off, interesting scenario For argument's sake, I'll agree that we should do it. As to who, would that really matter? Anyone, child or elder, saint or crook, no matter their personality or creed would be utterly changed just by having omniscience thrust upon them. (I'm assuming belief in...

I'm a senior psychology student as well and I completely empathize with your tastes. I second the suggestion of Evangelion and would also suggest "Welcome to the NHK." Its a rather sad story dealing with self-worth, suicide, fear, loneliness, deception, addiction, and what makes a human...

My firsts were Cosmo, Commander Keen, Doom, Mario is Missing (Imagine Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, but with Luigi and Yoshi searching the world for clues about where Mario was being held), and one of my most nostalgic game series: Decent.