As a counterpoint, I spent 71 hours on it (which is still long, I know, but not unusual for an RPG). I don't know if James is more patient than I am or just more stubborn lol but when I didn't know where to go next (or if I did but didn't know where that was on the terrible map) I just looked up the next location. Saved me hours of aimless wandering.
I'd suggest checking out The Red Star for the PS2. It's a shooter/brawler hybrid that's very reminiscent of Treasure (high praise if you ask me). It's a great co-op game.
I didn't get a 360 till Christmas of 2010 and a PS3 till a year later, so for me this gen has lots of life left in it.
From what I've heard from others, sounds like the story is better in the first one and the combat mechanics are better in the second. Guess I'll find out 
For November, though, you need to get turned into a turkey or something. I definitely want to hear that story lol
This movie definitely did not wuss out trying to get a PG-13. It didn't need the trappings that often go with R and so they weren't added. It's a good movie. I'd love to hear your thoughts after seeing it.
I can't give you number off the top of my head, but I don't think it's terribly big. You at least gotta try the demo.
The destruction some of those guns can do is amazing. This is definitely a fun game; you just gotta play it in small spurts.
I know, me too. Which path did you go, Law or Chaos? I assume you didn't manage to get Neutral. I went Law with the intention of going back to my other save file and playing the Chaos route as well (you know, that big choice between Walter and Jonathan). But it took me over 21 more hours after that choice to finish the game, so there's no way I'm going back to play the other side right now.
That can be the problem with blogging so much...you don't have time to read everyone else's 
And yeah, that recording of "The Raven" is pretty good. Rathbone was a classy guy.
