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| * spectralsound: man fuck you gatotsu, this game's voice acting is some the best in videogames this side of //[[game:souls_series|Demon's/Dark Souls]]//. the final letter is absolutely heartbreaking. | * spectralsound: man fuck you gatotsu, this game's voice acting is some the best in videogames this side of //[[game:souls_series|Demon's/Dark Souls]]//. the final letter is absolutely heartbreaking. | ||
| * Felix: I agree with Gatotsu to the extent that the only redeeming aspect of actually playing this game is the tension, but it is genuinely narratively interesting. | * Felix: I agree with Gatotsu to the extent that the only redeeming aspect of actually playing this game is the tension, but it is genuinely narratively interesting. | ||
| - | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Genuinely brilliant art direction, music and narrative design married to a mind-numbingly awful game that was wonky in 2001 and downright unplayable today. For 16 years fans have waved off criticism of its staggering shortcomings by arguing without a trace of irony that it's bad on purpose and this burns me up inside. (Example: the voiceovers are //Resident Evil//-esque amateur hour but because they're played over mesmerizing music and images people have convinced themselves that they're looking at some kind of David Lynchian deadpan genius and will accept no suggestion to the contrary.) An intelligently handled remake (astronomically unlikely as that may be) could be truly one of the best things ever but unless you're crazy for awful tank controls and obtuse 90s point-and-click puzzle design this is really not something you can easily go back to. | + | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Genuinely brilliant art direction, narrative design and easily one of the top 10 video game soundtracks of all time married to a mind-numbingly awful game that was wonky in 2001 and downright unplayable today. For 16 years fans have waved off criticism of its staggering shortcomings by arguing without a trace of irony that it's bad on purpose and this burns me up inside. (Example: the voiceovers are //Resident Evil//-esque amateur hour but because they're played over mesmerizing music and images people have convinced themselves that they're looking at some kind of David Lynchian deadpan genius and will accept no suggestion to the contrary.) An intelligently handled remake (astronomically unlikely as that may be) could be truly one of the best things ever but unless you're crazy for awful tank controls and obtuse 90s point-and-click puzzle design this is really not something you can easily go back to. |
| ***//Silent Hill 3//** (also on: 360, PC, PS3) | ***//Silent Hill 3//** (also on: 360, PC, PS3) | ||