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I thought that claim supposed to be how they were trying to explain Cloud's continued presence in the Seventh Heaven after the game? And the objection to it was because we're told that his feelings for her went beyond skin/boob-deep. I mostly agree with this. I'm of the opinion that Cloud in...

Yeah, Quinton Flynn's a very hardworking VA :) It's just that... well, his voice, when made to sound gruff like that, just ends up sounding funny. Admittedly, I wasn't fond of Flynn's voice for Raiden when I first played MGS2, either. I just prefer Kenyu Horiuchi's voice more.

These trailers are amazing. However, my biggest complaint so far is that Raiden's English voice reminds me too much of Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin voice in the Spider-Man movie. Raiden's Japanese voice is miles better, IMO.

Is there any dialogue between C and T about seeing what's beyond the mountain, anything that happened earlier on in the game? I dunno, it seems like a very specific thing for it to be suddenly brought up near the end of the game.

That makes it sound like there are people who really think that crippling depression is supposed to be a good thing...

I think that describing Tifa as 'angry' sounds fitting, at least during her career as a terrorist. She must have been plenty angry to go down that road in the first place. I think that anger played a major part in that time of her life, even though it not the sole thing that defined her, as she...

"Man on the Moon", by REM.

'The Thing'. The prequel, that is. I thought it was pretty good. I liked that it brought back some of the feel of the original movie.

'Love Action', by Human League.

I've got 'Don't Stop Me Now' by Queen playing right now, for Freddie Mercury's birthday.

Yeah, the Final Cut is the definitive version. The Director's Cut was actually put together by the studio, based on Scott's original notes from a decade earlier when he was making the movie. I don't think it's available on its own, but the collector's editions in DVD or BD have every version...

I'll put in another nod to the 'X-Files' and 'Firefly' themes. Others include 'Dead Like Me': wUU1z0_zujU 'The Equalizer': uB1NiNKwueE 'Moonlighting': MuQaE5zDn1Q 'Criminal Minds': JS70MFXbYEc 'The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers: k3EoBl5uBfU 'The High Chaparral'. I used to watch it...

twBXSsL4CWw For those particularly bitter breakups.

This song by Hajime Mizoguchi, from the Escaflowne soundtrack, always gets to me: UD4wQGnFGck From Vangelis' "Blade Runner" sountrack, "Rachel's Song" and "Memories of Green": UWIRTZiOiXs rXjnX_Yhv_A Arcadia's "Missing": f-hCJ6q0aQg

Kate Bush's 'Director's Cut' album.

"You'll Be Mine," by The Pierces.

"Paradise Circus," by Massive Attack.

"The Cave," by Mumford & Sons.

"Coffee and Roses," by Thea Gilmore.

Memorable titles from that era include: Dreamweb - Adventure game, very simple gameplay and puzzles, but, my God, it's atmospheric. The entire game takes place in a rain-drenched dystopian city, and your character, Ryan, has been having a series of dreams of apocalyptic ruin and robed figures...