Furthermore, depending on how Vincent answers particular texts and queries throughout Catherine, his meter may (or may not) strongly fluctuate between a mystifying blue side and red side. Also, the core narrative of the game is grandly told. The rearrangements and remixes of well-known classical music totally accentuate the intensity and the horror aspect of Catherine. For some the game’s difficulty might be a bit nightmarish sometimes, but don’t ever give up, keep on climbing!

Haven’t had enough yet? Babel mode features randomized bonus stages, crafted specifically for one player or two players to ascend. Challenging Babel can unlock more songs for Jukebox and the online Time Attack mode. To boot, don’t forget about Rapunzel, an old school game inside the Stray Sheep bar during story mode that has an impressive sixty-four levels of puzzle-solving madness to undertake. There’s no tricks, no enemies, merely blocks, but it is ultimately a deceiving task to surmount.

In Colosseum mode, two players can be tormented and endure variations of stages Vincent had to cautiously and quickly climb up in the game’s story mode: The Golden Playhouse. All forms of the “blocks” that the Catherine video game tortured Vincent with appear in this head-to-head climbing competition

In a nutshell, ATLUS’s Catherine is an unequaled experience that deservedly warrants umpteen replays so poor Vincent can suffer again and again and again. And with multiple endings and other various goodies to achieve, Catherine will continue ravaging Vincent’s life for a long time.

-Sturgis

Mumble VOIP/Murmur Server Software

With the advent of the Wii years ago and the recent release of Kinect for Xbox 360 and Playstation Move. How are you using that to gain back some TV time.

I myself have introduced Kinect to my family… and they want one now too. Dance Central does that to people i notice.

-Sturgis/zerosyphon

The show chronicles a group of survivors living day to day in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse with one goal in mind: to escape from the walkers to a place where they do not roam. Sheriff Rick Grimes leads this diminutive group of survivors as they struggle with the walking dead and what remains of the Earth’s desperate living populace. Together, this group believes it can survive however evident dissension among the humans (along with gargantuan hordes of walkers) threatens to devour them all.

Remarkably, overall reception to humans enduring in a dystopian, depressing, desolate world overtaken by zombies has been startlingly upbeat fetching in 5.3 million viewers the premiere episode on Halloween, making it the most-watched first episode of any AMC television series.

Adapted from the horror comic book series of the same name written by Robert Kirkman with art done by Tony Moore, The Walking Dead, despite its name is surprisingly human. The TV series is a movie-quality cinematic drama about humanity and zombies. Creator Robert Kirkman had this to say about The Walking Dead:

“To me the best zombie movies aren’t the splatter fests of gore and violence with goofy characters and tongue in cheek antics. Good zombies movies show us how messed up we are, they make us question our station in society, and our society’s station in the world. They show us gore and violence and that cool stuff too, but there is always an undercurrent of social commentary and thoughtfulness.”

Every Sunday night, I turn off the lights and become engrossed in a fictional reality that depicts the gritty aftermath of a zombie apocalypse and the human beings battling to never lose hope but to simply keep on living. They don’t stop believing, they can’t afford to. Without hope there is nothing. And against all extreme odds the humans continue to survive, to live.

That’s why I watch The Walking Dead.
And I’m guessing that’s the reason why the walkers are spreading across America.

Also, after the first two episodes, AMC has renewed The Walking Dead for a second season already!!!

The Walking Dead is on every Sunday @ 10 on AMC followed by an encore presentation @ 11.

• Tip #1 Use your Undead Bait near the coffin but not to near this will give you plenty of time to get the sucker open and get away while a teammate throws dynamite and or holy water into the crowd.

The coffins resupply your ammo and you have the chance of getting another Holy Water. Holy Water is probably one of the coolest weapons in the game . You do not want to be near it when it goes off. Holy water calls down the wrath of God and Lighting Strikes and Explosions go off everywhere in the vicinity of the area you threw it in.

The waves start off real easy but soon things get hectic. If you played the Left 4 Dead series and you think that gets bad. Try this. After the first couple waves you realize your in trouble. Reloading takes time and time is something you dont have.

• Tip#2 Now if you find yourself in a pickle and are stuck trying to reload pop into Dead Eye and right back out Instant reloadification. Yes i know Made up that word. But it helps .

There are more tips that i could give you but i’ll leave it up to you to figure everything out . This DLC is worth a buy in my book. It adds a whole new single player campaign which to me is better than the release campaign although both are great in its own right.

We lasted for 32 mins on Undead Overrun using these techniques . We made it to Wave 35. Our time ran out and we went into sudden death. No more Coffins , No more Ammo. RedDeadDev17 and I were the last 2 remaining. Unfortunately He passed before I did and there was nothing i could do to help him. I shortly was Overrun by the Undead, without anyones Aide.

Full Review for Undead Nightmare to come.

I definitely wanted to get something out there… Will have more prepared next time.

A quick show (10 minutes.. not even.. -_-), and it shows in quality by how I talk and my sporadic sound.

Host: Sturgis/zerosyphon

Notes: This was a quick one…. Practice makes perfect. Need a co-host… someone to regularly do this… (This doesn’t constitute large podcasts with 4 people.)

-Sturgis/zerosyphon

So instead of confining my answer to just Facebook I’ve decided to make it a feature here on [tpn].
(And because i have way more than 15.. i will be condensing down series into one listing so i can one fit more and two display what i truly like.

• Ico/Shadow Of the Colossus – The first games that really made me understand games as art. Everything about them was meticulously made to be beautiful in the confines of what it is. Even to the point of in Shadow Of the Colossus depending on how you felt about it you can end up feeling bad for killing the Colossi.
• Super Mario (series) - No one doesn’t like Mario.. it’s unheard of. No matter what I can go back to any of them and have hours of enjoyment.
• Psychonauts – I had heard about it a little when i was younger, and till this day this game still doesn’t get the respect it deserves. I make it a thing to at least attempt a play through once a year.
• Final Fantasy XI – Yes… I mean Final Fantasy XI Online.. No I’m not joking either. It was the first MMO that i got deeply involved with. The difficulty along with the amount of community interaction that was forced upon the player was a drastic change among the games I was play around the time of its release.
• Diablo II - If you played it.. you know… I need not say more. Too much time was spent clicking… needing more and more loot.
• Rock Band (series) – Some may be surprised to see this on someones list of “games that will stick with them”. I know a lot have gotten over the “music game” fad long ago. But Harmonix has developed a “game” that I can enjoy music on a game level. And with the impending release of Rock Band 3 I can if I want to, develop some minor skills to play real instruments due to the new Pro Mode.
• Earthbound/Mother (series) - Classic RPG that Nintendo (in America at least) acts like never happened…
• Unreal Tournament (series) - The first FPS that made me dump hours into because i wanted to get better… always. Now all FPS’s seem slow in comparison thanks to that game.
• Sam & Max (series) - Thanks to Telltale Games for releasing a return to form when it came to adventure games in modern-day gaming.
• Monkey Island (series) - See one above… Except and add this to the above.. Thank you Lucasarts for remembering you made these games and now re-releasing them in all their special edition glory.
• Jet Grind Radio|Jet Set Radio Future – It’s a damn shame they havent brought this series up to snuff for a high-end console now.. Everything about those games was amazing.
• Phantasy Star Online/Ver. 2 – On the Dreamcast I spent much of my 99/00/01′s playing this game non-fucking-stop. I blame my same obsession over this game with Diablo.
• Silent Hill (series) - The one game series that does actually unnerve me… some parts are just creepy as hell.
• Pokemon (series) - I can’t quit you… I must catch them all…
• Half-Life (series) - Valve has constructed single player master pieces… and now with the added expanded universe that is the Portal series.. I can’t wait for more…

There is obviously more… Just in the confines of what I was given to work with… This shall have to do.

What are yours?

-Sturgis

Honorable Mention… that I can’t believe I forgot… Rez (for the Dreamcast, PS2, Xbox 360)