Recent reviews by Weighted Companion Namine(Sahna)

I straight up flushed all my chips down the toilet. Royally flushed. Full houses everywhere I look. But you can't read my can't read my no you can't read my poker face.

10/10 Would flush again.

Great remake! A great play for new and old players!

Got into an online match. It came down to Goku vs. Yamcha. Yamcha kicked Goku's ass. Totally canon 10/10. Anime of the year!

Maybe it's because I'm a child of the 80's. Maybe it's because I'm insanely addicted to adventure games. Or maybe it's because this was the catalyst that sparked my love for point and click adventure games, but this game still holds up in my eyes. Sure the jokes may go over the new generation of gamers' heads, but to me this game is still amazing.

This game got me not only inot PAC games, but also hits a special place in my heart as one of the inspiring factors that lead me to become a writer and game designer. The game is very beautifully crafted and if I could shake Tim Schafer's hand and tell him that I would.

Manaic Mansion was one of those games on the NES that I loved dearly and to hear that this was the sequel to it made it all the better. This game had charm, and tentacles. The only thing I didn't like about the game was the fact that it had to end.

Thank you Tim Schafer for bringing this classic back into my life and bringing it to a new generation of people who can see where the genre originated from.

Hint: DO NOT FORGET TO USE ED's COMPUTER: It has the original Maniac Mansion in it!

A Hideo Kojima Game.

*Beep* *Beep* *Beep*

The steady rythm of the paiten's heart monitor only added to the tension as I strapped on my digital wrist watch and prepped for my first day in surgery. Doctor Hoffman said I was ready. My wife encouraged me on by promising me a healthy Brinner when I got home. I had a drive to not let this paitent go. Brinner is every man's fantasy.

So I picked up my knife. I didn't need any gloves, I knew my hands were clean. Wiping the sweat off my brow I opened my paitent up then suddenly I felt my hand move involuntarily. It was as if I had a sudden case of Parkensons disease.

Shaking and trembling I grabbed the hammer. With a thud I hear it slam into the rib cage of my paitent, shattering the ribs to pieces.

(#*$(@ I just done screwed up my first surgery. The nurse screaming at the ammount of blood loss the paitent was having. I quickly grabbed the heart and threw it into the garbage. Then taking the transplant heart I dropped it in and then the Nurse told me I had pased. My grade was A.

Being the pro surgeon I was I called it a day. I figured the paitent's body would fix the other messes I made. I went home and enjoyed my Brinner.

It was a good Brinner.


A+ Very relistic simulation.

P.S. The paitent did in fact live.

There is nothing funny about the life of a bread. From the time it was a wheat plant blowing in the wind, to the time it was pounded into the fine dough then baked to perfection, it was its destiny to become a piece of finely buttered toast. Maybe with some tasty strawberry jam on it, or jelly.

Too bad this fate was not to be as it fell on the dirty foot print covered checkered floor of the kitchen, only to have a plate with fish bones fall right on top of it.

R.I.P Bread. Your heroic actions will be remembered as your fellow sliced brothers avenge your untimely demise as they too march on to the toaster of destiny.

The struggle is real my friends.

10/10 Would toast again.

This has to be one of the most well written games I've played since I picked up Bastion. The story alone makes the game worth the money, even if you pay full price for the game. You will be moved by the deep connection Clementine and Lee build and you will cry...a lot.

The gameplay has a few things that can be adjusted (like a run feature?), but it's hardly anything that takes away from what the game's true focus is. Even if you're not a fan of the show, or haven't even watched a single episode you can still enjoy this game.

9.5/10