Recent content by SirOddington

Oh man, that noise when it hit the ground was so damn satisfying. I have something against tiny statues.

I really like several soundtracks, including some of the ones you mentioned, but I absolutely adore Alan Wake's. I'm not entirely sure why, but the orchestral tracks seem spot on for the atmosphere of the game, while the actual songs used are just excellent choices. Plus, it's always nice to...

Psychonauts. I love that game, so much so that I would easily rank it in my top 3 and I regularly play through it, but I am just unable to finish the Meat Circus level. It is actually quite depressing.

Apple and Pear green tea please. But don't put milk in it, that's bad luck.

My god this, this so hard. I am a complete sucker for breathtaking landscapes and spectacular geography.

Absolutely Mind Trick. Of course I gave in my portfolio on time.

The Sega Master System when I was about five years old. It was my dads, and me and my mum used to play Prince of Persia together when he was at work. Ah, simpler times.

Oh man, I miss my PS2. I'm trying to find one for cheap but I haven't found it easy. I wanna play through Shadow of the Colosuss again. And Cold Winter, Second Sight, Psi Ops, Resident Evil 4, Killzone, War of the Monsters and so on and so forth.

At first I thought this was going to be a thread about Futurism the art movement, but this is far more entertaining. I would hope that in the future people will look back at our over-the-top we-are-all-going-to-die everything-is-terrible way of communicating with each other through news and...

I was almost in tears at that ending first time I played through. The decision to have the credits rolling with no music and continuing the last thing you hear in game was pretty upsetting. I would probably go with Bioshock, the last little bit was such a dramatic shift in quality.

I used to use them a lot when I was younger, mainly for things that would make me giggle, such as big head mode or what have you. These days, it rarely occurs to me that they even exist. Being older sucks.

Heretic, one hell of a Doom clone with magic and wizards and oh god I have to play it now. Four floppy disks worth of pure wonder, for a ten year old anyway.

King's Bounty: The Legend, I had never even played a hex-based, turn-based strategy game before, and so I automatically though 'meh' whenever I saw it previewed. But my god is that game good, I must have racked up a hell of a lot of time on it since I got it. I am thoroughly glad I take random...

Mr Burns' reaction to being called the devil sums up this particular moment; Who told you!?

A boxed copy of psychonauts on the pc. It's available on pretty much every downloadable game platform but there's nothing quite like falling asleep with a hard, plastic copy of your favourite game in your arms. This first post is going to come back and haunt me isn't it?