Is this the part where they reveal that James Bond is basically an alien creature like Doctor Who constantly reboots his face and entire personality, and that’s why there are different actors portraying him, and not the fact that they’ve already rebooted this character dozens of times.

Are you going to explain further?

Withers: Nooooo

Oh this is useful I should repost my old blogs somewhere too

Looking forward to playing it, hope that Chad Moore & Jason Anderson can deliver with Clockwork Revolution too now that Bloodlines 2 turned out to be a dud.

Comsidering how much you kill god in JRPGs, it is definitely an odd parring but also not surprising that particular brand of person is completely oblivious to any modicum of subtext or deeper meaning in a piece of media .

Unironically love that film <3

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Looks like it, but his beams are still punch beams Lmao

The thing that sucks about that version is that they completely replaced the original voice acting for Silent Hill 3. And the original actor for Heather is genuinely brilliant, she actually sounds like a Girl her age and delivers great performance. The new voice actors are too clean in comparison.

If wants to really play Silent Hill 2 then make the effort of emulating the original because I think that’s the best way to experience this game. I am also coming from having played the original many times and a new player might still like the Remake just fine. I just don’t think it measures up.

Hair to hair

To me, this feels very gamey in a way that I don’t think Silent Hill 2 is. The oppressive atmosphere and soul crushing feeling of being totally alone is disturbed by mannequins constantly jumping you at every alternative step like I’m playing Dead Space. I look forward to writing my thoughts.

Another example of unneccessary padding are the combat arenas, where the worst ones are in the final parts of the prison. You are now basically locked into these rooms where an alarm goes off that attracts enemies coming out of the walls you need to kill or survive until it stops. Not a fan.

Another example is when you leave Brookhaven Hospital to chase Laura, the streets themselves become a maze (because you’re still in Otherworld) but the way the Streets have changed are so drastic it’s like they want you to get the wrench and key for the historical society too quickly

So here are some examples. The new areas are basically all the named restaurants, cafés you see in the original game but you can’t enter them. Now you can, which is neat but some of it is mandatory now. So it takes more than an 1 if not 2 hours just to get to the apartments

It is honestly amazing how long it takes just to get to the Woodside Apartments now. I know that Resident Evil 1 Remake also added a lot of areas to extend its length but not to this degree. I’m definitely gonna get into more detail with a review when I finish, but this remake just ain’t it.

The sequel might have been a load of bullocks when Ethan started blasting fushroh-dahs out his gab but I do still wish it got a Steam release too.

There are litteral repetitive combat arenas in this shit, it’s the most video gamey ass shit and I don’t understand why they thought that was a brilliant idea. Also take a drink every time the game forces you to find 3 items to unlock a thing so you can proceed