It's OANSTs dream! Once again!

[Mr. Bungle]

I like it, but I don't love it. I dunno, maybe I should give it another go; I played it during a very low time in my life, which made everything seem a bit shit.

[MeechMunchie]

Depressionquit?

[Manco]

Depressionquit?

I think there’s already a word for that.

[Mr. Bungle]

Maybe, but I also remember getting stuck on the level with the Mexican wrestler tigers.

EDIT: Or maybe it was the Napoleon one. I've actually attempted this game twice, once on PS2 once on 360.

The ps2 version was kind of shitty though.

[Nate]

Those are the two best levels though.

[Mr. Bungle]

Really? I didn't find them as engaging as The Milkman Conspiracy or even Gloria's Theater.

[OANST]

Well, Stacking I didn't really care for, Brutal Legend was pretty meh, and I honestly never finished Psychonauts. I still like that game, but there were a few points in it where I just felt bored. Never thought it was the masterpiece some people claim it is.

Neither Stacking, or Brutal Legend are over rated. They just aren't that highly rated to begin with. Stacking is one of the first games that they brought to fruition from their Amnesia Fortnights, and it was a new concept for them, and a new way of making games. They've been getting much better at it. Iron Brigade is a fucking amazing game that shows what it's possible for them to accomplish under these new restrictions.

Psychonauts, though..... Anyone who doesn't recognize how amazing of an experience that game is has no soul.

[Mr. Bungle]

I'm gonna be replaying Psychonauts soon. I'll probably be a Doublefinefag after that.