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xenogears had a way od sneaking up on you. y the time you reached the second disc and very little open world exploration remained the intermittent text between massive boss encounters gave your brain a chance to heal before broken again. also there is a heavy shift from jrpg martial arts and...

stating americans are tool azy to rebel against the government and thereby tear the nation apart is not far from tre. honestly we are more likely to be brought under the yoke of some new speaking political mastermind who can manipulate the emotions of the people into doing exactly what he plans...

The revelation in Deadspace that you are crazy, and have been imagining all the events with your girl friend.

"eyes on me" ff8 the ending song from xenogears GoGo's theme from ff6

The original season of the X Files did it to me a couple times. That and the excorcist. I cannot watch the violent cross rape scene and sleep soundly.

Umm, Empire Strikes Back? Revenge of the Sith? Though movie where the bad guy wins are far less common than movies where both the protagonist and bad guy kill each other.

"when i'm-a walkin i strut my stuff and i'm so strung out i'm high as a kite an' i just might stop to check you out. lemme go o-on like i blister in the sun lemme go o-o-on big hands i know youre the one" yay terrible sunburn.

my copy of silent hill 1, 2, and 3 keep going missing so i have back ups just in case.

There shpould be no problem introducing mandarin. His powers aren't magical they are anlien technology, and besides, they introduced him in the first one: the Ten Rings group that originally kidnapped Tony Stark, and their leader who was backstabbed by Obediah Stain. Besides the way he talked...

Far Cry 2

Honestly it seems like a marketing ploy. Japanese developers feel big, or outrageous weapons will appeal to European and American audiences more than exceptionally well rendered histroically accurate weapons with realistic stats and effects. It harkens back to the dark ages in Europe where, yes...

PLASMA CUTTER!!!!!!! Dead Space for the win.

The Dresden files series, the Temeraire series (Napoleonic naval warfare IS better with dragons). Favortie stand alone novels are American Gods, Neverwhere, and Anansi Boys by Gaimen as well as Once and Future King by White.

In honor of Alan Wake, and the spiffy Stephen King quote at the end: what do you feel was the best horror experience you have ever had? Feel free to include books, movies, games, or real life attractions like haunted attractions.

And even if you have three friends the fun will only come from snorting pixie sticks! Personally Red Dead seems more promising. Lost Planet will depend on the stupid thermal energy system. That killed the first game for me.