Re: Lights Out: Director's Cut -- A Review by Becky
[Re: nanette]
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10/24/09 02:41 AM
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PolloDiablo
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I've bought the Pins&Needles Limited Edition too, but haven't gotten around to playing yet. After reading this review, I can't wait to start!
I'll be back, one day, when I feel like it.
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Re: Lights Out: Director's Cut -- A Review by Becky
[Re: nanette]
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10/24/09 01:49 PM
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Carrie
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Sorry if I led you astray, but the stories and companions are in PDF; only for reading... No apology needed Nanette. The clarification is much appreciated! I'd be just as happy reading them as listening to them. The format is secondary. More important is that all 16 titles are included. I think these might give us a little insight into some elements that influence Jonathan when he creates his games... discovering a little of what makes him 'tick' when it comes to the spooky stuff.
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Re: Lights Out: Director's Cut -- A Review by Becky
[Re: Mystery Lover]
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11/02/09 07:05 PM
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Becky
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Mystery Lover -- an intriguing idea. I thought -- possible serious plot spoiler that the "villain" had navigational problems because Hadden included some sort of software to try to get their hands on the new dark matter technology. But maybe the Dark Fall had a stronger influence. I don't think we ever learn why the "base" was build right by/beneath the old lighthouse -- do we?
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