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It's that 12 tone system he uses a lot. It's eerie and otherworldly - unsettling, which is why I like it and most people can't stand it. haha. 

I love the multitude of English slang words in his work. It has a good flow too. I've been trying to figure out his style and what makes it so easy to read. I watched a bit of a film retelling his days during WWII and noticed they had Wodehouse reading his work aloud to himself (I'm assuming that's an accurate portrayal). I think that's generally the key, write as you would speak and it flows well in the reading. 

I played Crimes and Punishments on a lark and found I liked it. I played several other of that dev's Holmes games after that. 

Oh my, a metalist. Brilliant! I'm on it. 

I just borrowed the New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft beyond Arkham tome from my library. I'm sure I won't have time to read all 25 stories in it. 

One of my favorites too. 

That's a cool controller for a laptop. 

I played them on GCN. 

If I saw the first two games on Xbox sometime, they would be a buy immediately. 

It was fun reading the playthrough of the game. I wish I could get far enough to see all of it. 

I was always interested in it since Xbox 360 didn't have many jrpgs. I'm going to try it sometime. 

Venture is one of my favorites. I played it in arcades and on the Colecovision. Mousetrap. I remember seeing the song on that Buckner & Garcia record and wondering what that game was. I don't think I ever played it back in the 80s. 

I got stuck in my playthrough of Dead Space 1. I got into this room with tons of these monsters and couldn't seem to get through it after half a dozen tries. I do want to see the end of it some time though. 

I've watched the trailer. I'm certainly not paying a subscription to watch it. Maybe it'll go to disc and my library will get it one day.