Booo! can't have this board empty...

I liked exploring the sanctuary with Septimus. It was like a cool mini dungeon, and made for some light-hearted fun between some of the more intense incidents that occur before and after. although, that was an awful lot of hassle that Ronan must have gone through everyday just to open the secret entrance to his batcave. There was enough running around to make an Umbrella employee jealous, if you know what I mean!

The twins' dream was very cool, as well, and a brilliant choice for the final dream dungeon. Loved smashing the mirrors to cross between the two dream worlds, and the female statues were a nice touch. I don't know if they were supposed to be statues of Rumi, or just some benevolent goddess figure, but they looked nice. Awesome soundtrack, too!

My least favourite area is probably Giles' nightmare. Its not the most frustrating dungeon in the game, but I thought it was the most disturbing. It had that kind of mucus texture on the walls, like walking inside a giant nose. A lot of the dungeons are nice looking, but that one I always want to get through quickly

yeah, the music in Nirude's lair suited the place well. It had that ominous soundtrack when you're looking up at the huge, mysterious statue, and once you're inside, its that panicky music that fits the personailities of the little guys perfectly.

you're supposed to talk to the saints in order of "respect" so pay attention to how they suck up to eachother or criticize eachother (some of them praise themselves) so the one who receives the highest praise has to be spoken to last (i think its that order...)

i actually didn't do too badly with the saints thing on my first play, i pretty much got the gist when the saint up top tells you to speak to them in order of respect or whatever, then its a matter of taking notes of what they say about eachother, and sort it out from there.

What REALLY got on my t!ts was the "one step forward two steps back" puzzle. I knew it was something to do with going back and forth through those rooms, but i just was not getting it. I abandoned the game for months after failing it for the 20,0000th time, then just managed to read the answer in a tips book that i was flicking through in a game store one time and i came back and did it, and of course, it was right before that dungeon's boss!

Needless to say, it was a huge relief to have finally finished the crypt and be able to progress with the story.