Still feel ill.

Nose still blocked, coughing more

gamingeek said:

Still feel ill.

Nose still blocked, coughing more

There has to be some combination of drugs that can take care of you.

I'd suggest uncut coke and heroin. That should "take care" of him pretty quickly.

When I see the first review for a game, I usually black the story to make it stand out as big news. Is everyone okay with this?

gamingeek said:

When I see the first review for a game, I usually black the story to make it stand out as big news. Is everyone okay with this?

First review - yeah I'm down with that. If it's news it's going to be a big enough game for that treatment.

Oh God.

I decided that it might be nice to eat some garlic doughballs. So I put one in my mouth, suddenly remembering that I can't breathe through my nose. So I'm choking on this wad of bread dough whilst trying to shift it to the side so I can gasp in air.

Very clever.

aspro said:

So if I read that correctly you are choking on balls in your mouth?

True.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-10-14-okamiden-hands-on said:

The game is always astonishingly beautiful to look at. Thick black brush strokes define broad swathes of vibrant colour, the scenery instantly frozen at the touch of a button to become a canvas for the Celestial Brush.

Okamiden, as a handheld game, is unlikely to be as vast, but it's just as rich. Every tree can still be brought into bloom with a swish of the celestial brush; there are still huge, open areas to explore, split up into sections that the DS can manage by unobtrusive portals; there are still tens of different items and trinkets to be found in chests and pots or salvaged from the game's abstract, theatrical enemies.

Okamiden is clearly a labour of love.

Okamiden is the kind of game that gives you faith in Japanese game development, a game both born of and soaked in rich cultural tradition, but not restrained by it. It's inventive, playful, funny, and despite the fact that it's a sequel, it's brimming with creativity and ideas – and that sumptuous art style is no less enchanting on a smaller screen.

robio said:

No he's chocking on a wad in his mouth. Read carefully.

My error, for the purpose of being able to repeat this many years from now, Geek admitted that, once, after chewing on balls he was choking on wad in his mouth.

Splatterhouse is looking pretty good. Probably just a rental but it's still one that I'm looking forward to playing it.