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The 2D nature of the game intrigues me. You don't see many adventure games in that mode. Usually it's a 3D first-person affair.

If I had all three and hadn't played any of them, I would always start at the beginning so I could see how the series evolved, but allgame.com, my guide for everything, gives the edge to Fatal Frame II giving it 3 1/2 stars out of 5 as opposed to 3 stars for FFI and FFIII.

Especially this Octoberween, I'm thinking about RE4 a lot. If I get a moment to play by myself, I'm going to play it.

Cinemassacre's Monster Madness doesn't miss a day in Octoberween you Halloweenie.

It was $40 when it first hit Xbox 360 last year. I was so ready to buy it, but that price just scared me away.

Awesome. Someone on Big Red Barrel's UK podcast today was talking about the benefits of this next gen not being just all about better graphics and faster frame rates, but also better A.I. and stuff like this Nemesis system in Shadows of Mordor. It's going to be interesting what devs start doing with more computing power. 

I understand that. I tried not to talk about the story too much to avoid spoilers, but anything is too much when you really want to play a game. 

The moves they create for these fighting games are always so creative: Kira's in a bubble of water? Mei-Fang is an android lady with a creator that rides a Segway? Where do I sign up?

So you got it? What, did you go build another deck to get it?

What's with the elephants lately. First it was God of War Ascension, then Far Cry 4 now this. Are graphics so powerful now that we can finally have elephants in games? Why weren't they there on my N64? Oh wait, there was Taj in Diddy Kong Racing. . . Nevermind.

I really like how that Wrists of Kings song builds. I like all the rest too. Great choices.