/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9010693
sure does

>>8969813
Glad you enjoyed it, anon. I got to play it when it first came out and it was really impressive a the time, although like you said it was more to do with the world and design than the gameplay, which was always kind of clunky. The story and voice acting especially were on another level.

This was really the first game I remember besides Metal Gear Solid that really felt "cinematic" at times and for me the story was even better because of the gothic horror and lovecraftian elements which were so different from the sort of story you'd get out of Zelda or FF. Although I was a little cheesed that it ended on a cliffhanger that didn't get resolved until the next console generation.

Any anons read Brian Lumley's Necroscope books? The ones that that took place on the vampire homeworld had a very LOK vibe to them.

>>8927349
>Why should we care?

Because it's faceball