[Attention] GFF Gamers Month ver. 2

I'll call the 22nd. No clue what game I'll do yet, but I made that decision at the last minute before too.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Billy is exceptionally creepy in the game. He's fat, his glasses have become sunglasses, and his motion when standing still is to pump his fists up and down at his sides. With those overalls I like to think of him as a deranged farmer out for justice.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Never underestimate the awesome power of parachute pants.

Most amazing jew boots

I meant to do that the other day, but it slipped my mind. I'll copy it over later.

How ya doing, buddy?

Nice review, SS. I played it on PC, and to this day Sonic CD is still the only old Sonic game that I've beaten. I wish I still had a copy, but the closest I've got is the opening video included on Sonic Mega Collection to taunt me.

I was speaking idiomatically.

All game reviews should end with a picture of the final boss in an apron and surrounded by pie.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Seriously guys, it isn't that difficult. If you've already got pictures prepared it only takes maybe an hour or so to do.

FELIPE NO

The voice acting in Radiant Dawn's cutscenes is absolutely horrible, but damn are they fun to watch. That execution scene with the Greil Mercenaries showing up to easily wipe out the remnants of the rebel army is still my favorite.

It's a great game once you get past Part 1 with the geniuses of the Dawn Brigade. "Hurray, our previous psychotic dictator had a secret heir! Putting him in charge is a fantastic idea."

How ya doing, buddy?

I think Golvellius wins for my favorite review this year. Uzuki took a game that I'd never heard of before and would probably serve to do nothing but frustrate the hell out of me, and he managed to make it sound genuinely interesting. You could tell just how much he'd played and loved the game.

How ya doing, buddy?

I don't see a problem with doing a review of a bad game for Gamers Month. The point of it for me is telling people about games they may not have played and have personal meaning regardless of whether it was positive or negative. Most of the time that's going to be a good game, but what's the problem if someone can write an interesting review of a game they found particularly atrocious?

FF VIII still isn't a good choice, though. We've all played it and we all know the many faults with it. You'd have to write a damn good piece for it to still be amusing and interesting.

There's nowhere I can't reach.