Oh, you have started posting there again... I should check that out. :D
I'm sure there are more Fahrenheit fans, unfortunately you just haven't met them. In a game magazine was a review from a demo of the game which got me interested immediately. There's often something odd in any game. It's a nice alternative to constant survival horror gaming. What was entertaining was the different thrill like holding a certain balance or focus on the character's breathing while finding yourself in a threatening situation. The scene with Carla in the psych ward was horribly scary. I can imagine it would have been nicer if one would have played it out of free will since it can be so nice to discuss storylines with your friends.
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Date: 2010-11-12 02:46 am (UTC)I'm sure there are more Fahrenheit fans, unfortunately you just haven't met them. In a game magazine was a review from a demo of the game which got me interested immediately. There's often something odd in any game. It's a nice alternative to constant survival horror gaming. What was entertaining was the different thrill like holding a certain balance or focus on the character's breathing while finding yourself in a threatening situation. The scene with Carla in the psych ward was horribly scary. I can imagine it would have been nicer if one would have played it out of free will since it can be so nice to discuss storylines with your friends.
Are you often on AIM? I added you.