He just couldn't deal with the possibility of any more conversation about that stupid soup.

It made a lot of people die.

What happened? I nodded off.

If you were nice to her, she'd go out with you.

If you kept "accidentally" destroying her house during battles, she would kill herself.

Very true to life.

Still the actual gameplay wasn't bad, I felt it successfully replicated the feeling of trying to control a giant robot with just a handheld remote control - you know, if such a thing actually existed in real life.

Oh, I agree wholeheartedly. The fact that your viewpoint of the robo-pocalypse was that of your human character was great. Shoulder buttons to walk and analog sticks to swing arms... loved it. This was one of those games that I played a demo at Sam Goody on a demo station, then immediately walked over to the rack to buy it is a testament to its pure awesomeness.

NUHNOW

five stars to me and you

Heh