Mantis

It's better than L4D in my opinion. Thank you, I'll be sure to add you back next I'm on~

Sounds like a plan! You boast quite the library of games, looks like you've enjoyed a few sales xD We should hit up Killing Floor some time.

Thanks for that. Eight years of service! Impressive.

Hey there, could you message a link to your Steam profile so I can fix up your entry into the ID thread? ^^

I need to finish Tales of Vesperia too. I don't think I've ever finished a single game for 360 now that I think about it.

Yeah, A Thousand Years of Dreams had that really unique ability to make you envision the scenes in your mind. The beautifully haunting melodies and sound effects were perfect.

POW camp - I don't remember that one. Was that when he was in prison and it was pitch black? I haven't seen all the 'dreams' and speaking about it now makes me want to play again. I really liked "A Hero's Return" (the bar scene) - that gave me goosebumps, "White Flowers", and "Hanna's Departure".

And when Kaim finally saw his daughter, in bed, with her kids...wow. I watched that scene a few times and each time, it never failed to tug at the heartstrings. I've never came across a tearjerker and emotionally powerful scene in any games until that.

And my favorite soundtrack is Neverending Journey.

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I miss Nobuo.

You mentioned Lost Odyssey in one of your posts. Great game, actually the very first game that made me tear up a bit.

...Okay, a lot.

A Thousand Years of Dreams is probably what caught my attention the most. I enjoyed reading every single one, and even now a few of the short stories I read still sticks to mind. I should finish this game, but my 360 is acting up a bit.