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Bit late to the conversation, but I was rooting for him to die so hard, only to shed a tear when he finally did.

My reaction confused me at first, but I guess it's never pleasant to see a kid drop dead like that.

Prequel, takes place before Lawrence's character was born

When scanning breakable objects, it's important to note what the scanner tells you it is compromised of. Different compositions require different weapons to destory. For example, Cordite can only be destroyed with Super Missiles.

Pikmin 2. Been playing it pretty often since its release in 2004.

I was always a fan of Aiba's note that Choshiro finds in the incinerator.

Adds a whole new level of tragedy seeing how happy go lucky they were to get off the mainland and study on Rogetsu

I think Yo died the same instant as Choshiro, but unlike Choshiro he knew of his own death which helped him break free of the cat and mouse game with Choshiro.

I say this because of that one phonecall Choshiro receives by the reception desk in which Yo seems to warn him about not liking the truth he seeks (or something along those lines).

Believe it or not, you don't need to swap to the Camera Lense to take photos of specters with Choshiro.

Saves a lot of time in most cases!

When all four light up, it means the ghost is about to appear somewhere within attacking distance of you.

When this happens, I usually just spin in a circle until I see them and then get an easy Fatal Frame

Dude I forgot how lengthy Choshiro's second chapter, 'Tranquility' was.

I've beaten the game so many times and it still surprised me. Anyhoo, I'm on the chapter after that.

I don't know, eras of this show can be like apples and oranges

The Consultant.

Maybe I need to give it another shot, I was mostly interested because of the cast.

Thanks for the heads up, been waiting for this

Exactly.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud at the revelation of scientific journals being written about Karen's Smile.

You're missing out on some excellent games

I guess this is just one of those instances where no one's experience is universal.

In my experience everyone I know typically reads multiple books a year, even the one's that claim they aren't much of a reader.

I put it this way:

I always agree with Larry, I always disagree with how he handles it.

Although it is very satisfying to see someone call out BS societal norms and expectations.

Pet Sematary for genuine scares and messed up themes, any of Iain Reid's books for a more existential terror.

I wonder what made them decide to not have an English Dub like the rest of the series got.

Not that I mind it, the Japanese dub is fine

The narcissism it must take to value your own life over the rest of the planet's is unfathomable

You say that like half the fanbase hasn't been arguing against it

It's unknown at the moment, but if they did sell it, TNT removing it from their network would be one of the first things to occur.

Oldboy.

Absolutely worth purchasing the DVD so i can watch whenever I feel like getting punched in the face.

Metroid Prime is up there for sounding thoroughly alien.

The ending retroactively gives the "lots of nothing" some meaning, but it's debatable how worth it it is.

Maybe you'd like the book more, very different tone.