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Posted: 07/04/15, 01:53:36 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 02:48:09 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 03:07:17 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 03:10:07 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 03:42:56 |
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on: 07/04/15, 03:44:09 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 04:09:08 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 04:18:47 |
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Posted: 07/04/15, 06:37:55 |
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Posted: 07/06/15, 22:56:08 |
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Posted: 07/07/15, 04:10:22 |
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While I'm really, really looking forward to this...I can't help but feel a bit apprehensive. I freakin' LOVED 999. That game's atmosphere, pacing, dialogue...and the way they doled out *just* enough information to keep you guessing was spot on. And the big reveal was mind-blowing.
Now, VLR was all of that as well...except for the last part. I mean, that was great too. But it lost some "oomph" for me because...well, I knew *something* was up. I didn't know what exactly, but I knew there was more to the situation because I played 999 before. So that whole "OMG, THIS is what was really going on?!?" feeling was totally (er, mostly) lost on me. I knew something was coming. I just wasn't sure what. In 999, I didn't know what was coming, so it was all a huge surprise. It was shocking. But the second time? Not so much.
I'm "afraid" that will happen for this new game, too. How can it not? |
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Posted: 07/07/15, 20:59:51 |
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on: 07/07/15, 21:01:00 |
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Posted: 07/07/15, 21:02:48 |
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Posted: 07/07/15, 21:08:52 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 00:06:00 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 00:33:44 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 07:09:31 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 18:12:00 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 18:12:57 |
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Posted: 07/08/15, 23:13:22 |
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Posted: 07/09/15, 17:23:16 |
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