[Sylv]

Don't forget Undying's brilliant dialogs.

Locked!
Locked!
Jammed!
Jammed!
Stuck!

Seriously, open some damn doors! You have a gun, Mr. Protagonist whose name i never learned! shoot the locks!

I know. I was all "Man, you have a dozen sticks of dynamite. NOTHING should be locked to you my friend."

A game that really got to me was the first Blood game... Not so much the initial levels, but there is one (or more levels) that take place in the arctic seas. You have to swim around in that deep, dark water and there are... Things down there. Ack.

That sounds kind of neat. Is it worth tracking down?

[Gobbler]

Ohh, Blood... now that's bringing back memories...

"I~ *hurr* live again~. "

...

"Uhhh, zombie-heads! Who wants to be the quarterback? "

[Legion]

And me without a spoon.

Caleb rocks.

And so does your sig, Gobbly.

[David-kyo]

"Manhunter" was pretty scary.

I just thought it was silly.

[Gobbler]

And so does your sig, Gobbly.

Life itself creates the best sigs ever, mark my words.

[Casual]

Theres another American in the world wooooo! You can never have too many Americans.

[Elf]

I just thought it was silly.

Those eyes in a corpse... Brrr...
Pleurghburg have the same atmosphere.

Manhunter-2 is silly, yes.

[Sniffles]

Are we talking about Manhunter or Manhunt? Because I've never heard of Manhunter.

[David-kyo]

Manhunter is a really old sierra adventure game about people in brown robes and big eyeballs floating around. I could never understand those who were talking about the depth and great atmosphere of that game, it's as if the boat left and I wasn't on the boat. There's hardly any dialogue in it, it's packed with stupid arcade sequences, the story is fucked up and incomprehensible, the puzzles are of the "Screw it, I've got to check the walkthrough" persuasion, etc. etc.

This post has been edited by David-kyo: 23 January 2008 - 07:16 AM

[Sartain]

Blood: It's only and grainy by todays standards but it was a great game at the time of release.

http://en.wikipedia....omputer_game%29

[Snake Logan]

Theres another American in the world wooooo! You can never have too many Americans.

Who the hell emigrates to America these days? Get with the times, man!

[Elf]

the puzzles are of the "Screw it, I've got to check the walkthrough" persuasion, etc. etc.

"Manhunter" is one of the few games, which i have completed whithout a solution. Everything in it is VERY logical, except, perhaps, a toilet room at the very beginning.

[Gobbler]

Who the hell emigrates to America these days? Get with the times, man!

I didn't do it voluntarily. But try telling that to the lads from the Department of Home Security.

[Snake Logan]

So you’re not allowed to exit America because…

1) You are Osama Bin Laden.
2) You look like Osama Bin Laden.
3) You work for Osama Bin Laden.
4) You look like you work for Osama Bin Laden.
5) You have a strange accent.
6) You embezzled charity funds.
7) You tried to embezzle charity funds.
8) You tried to embezzle charity funds designated for Al Qaeda.
9) All of the above.
10) None of the above.

[Sniffles]

PLEASE STOP MAKING FUN OF AMERICA AND OUR SECURITY SYSTEM PLEASE WE'RE SO FRAGILE.


Anyway, can we get back on topic?

Have you ever played the game Medievil II? I can't speak for Medievil I, but Medievil II was really creepy at times. I haven't played the game in a good five years, so I'm gonna be vague as possible. You're an undead skeleton knight who was brought back to life in 1860's England, and you have to stab zombies and stuff so you can fill soul chalices and get new weapons. Holy shit just talking about this game is like someone took a crowbar and pried open a vault of Playstation nostalgia in my brain, and the feeling is quite nice. But Jesus, did it get creepy.