PixlBit

I did exactly the same thing. Started on the first Bioshock again. Just to see it all over again with new insights. Such a classic gaming experience it has to be repeated.

I only recently got into steampunk stories and artwork. Now I tend to snatch up anything remotely steampunk. Bioshock Infinite is a prime example.

Saw this today as I normally download his podcast each morning. Amazing how he seems to be so on top of what's going on out there. I am very hopeful now that the always online thing will not become reality. It has to be real,just going with my gut instinct.

I'm going to get The Cave on Steam. Played the demo and thought it was great. I liked the demo for Blood Dragon,but it was awfully short. Long enough to sell me on it though. Just too cool and funny! Those Oddworld games were so unique. Nothing like them then or now.

I need to get this game. I've been picking up games I've learned of on this site like Nier lately. From what you've said of this one I think I will like it. Sounds pretty interesting and challenging,too.

I'm sure I will get the sequel. I'm enjoying this game quite a bit so I have to see the story as it progresses. Thank God for Gamefaqs,it has saved my bacon a time or two.

That it does. I don't get frustrated by it like I do by other games with tricky puzzles. It gives you the clues you need in a sensible manner.

One of their early,almost[!] metal tunes. Wish they had played it when I saw them here last year. Fantastic show,but they are always good.

It does get slow at times. Feels good to me after the frantic pace of most modern games I've been playing,though. Just get worn out from all the shooting and want to slow it down a bit.

What incredible news! Eternal Darkness is such a fine game and the very first I bought for Gamecube. I think it was a wise choice. It stays with me even now,will never trade it. Main reason I keep my Gamecube in good working order now.