hawkinson76

This is the correct answer.

I suggested this to my daughter based on the Kotaku story. She loved it, and pushed me to play it. I WAS impressed by the twist away from unrequited love to clinical depression, but nothing else rose above my expectations (its too slow, giving players too much time to anticipate what it coming). I should show her Serial Experiment Lain next...

GOTY

HA, this is funny, I played the version Jeff and Will remember. I was confused by all the videos that involved graphics based actions scenes, and I just figured I didn't get far enough in the game. It is great to learn that my entirely text based memory isn't a fabrication.

I always bought oxen because they were cheaper, and I always died trying to cross a swollen river. fuck that game.

I agree with this 100%. I bought a PS3 specifically for this game a couple of years ago (I am very frugal) and I did not finish it this year. I may never finish it. I love persona 4. I did not like persona 3. this game is closer to the latter.

I really loved Jonghyun's solo work. I will miss him.

magazine's helped, but I will echo Slag's comment: we tried everything. From text based adventure games to final fantasy: try every verb-noun combination and click on absolutely everything. Of course, that won't teach you the Konami code, but that coveres most things that I find myself looking up.

You have to remember that there were very few games, and we had lots of time. Saturday morning cartoons ended by like 9 am or something.

No, and I likely never will. I don't generally play multiplayer games (though I did engage in hearthstone for a few months), and I usually play games years after release because I am very price sensitive (I just started witcher 3).

No. I actually liked Genysis, it felt like anime.

My love for T2 has faded a lot over the years.

I would not pay for a community drive site/product. I have zero interest in providing feedback on a creative product for which I pay. I pay for their expertise/judgment regarding entertaining/informative content.

In other words, I pay so that I do not need to engage.