+1 For 28 Days/Weeks Later. The entire time I was playing TLOU I couldn't help but but feel like there was an extremely strong 28DL influence. Like you said, the music, sights, the dreariness and barrenness of the wasteland, and of course the fact that the "zombies" were actually living infected humans. 28DL also very strongly played off of the idea that humans are the real monsters. The survivors became very adept at dealing with the infected, but it was a VERY different situation when they met the soldiers...

I was continuously reminded of something else while playing as well. Did anyone else notice that, with the obvious exception of zombification, the cordyceps infection/growth bares an almost uncanny similarity to a certain episode of Fringe? I swear that was where they got the idea from.

This forum looks a little dead I hope people still come on here. Anyhow, I know that I want the Left Behind dlc as well as the bonus Ellie dynamic theme that comes with the pre-order. If I buy the season pass will that include the Left Behind dlc as well as the theme? Or do I need to shell out an extra $15 for the pre-order to get that? Has anyone been able to dl the Ellie theme with only the season pass?

This ^. Stage 2 infected. They are also in the hotel basement.They are are essentially more annoying versions of runners. They have clicker-like hearing and when they know you are around they like to play little hide and seek games with you. Hate them!!! Sometimes you can beat them at their own game tho: when they are alerted to you they will sometimes hide behind corners to ambush you instead of blindly running at you. If you simply wait for them to run out you will be waiting for a long time. I like to drop back behind my own corner tricking them into thinking they can sneak up on me. Then as soon as I hear them make their move I pop back out and give them the old brick to the face treatment. :-)

I don't think that was an error. I interpreted Ellie's fear as not wanting to END up alone. It isn't that she's afraid of BEING alone; she's quite strong and capable of taking care of herself. She doesn't want to be alone in the world/in her life, ie have no one, no friends/family/love. This is a fear that many people face in society. You may be around people every day of your life but still feel alone if you have no meaningful relationships. I believe that was what Ellie meant. She could be up in space as an astronaut but as long as there is someone who loves her back on Earth she isn't really alone in her life.

I feel like I'm alone here but I still want an MGS game where you play as The Boss (or I guess The Joy), and HK has mentioned that he would like to make one as well.

I'm still a bit on the fence with this game. I loved Raiden's character from MGS4 and remember thinking at the time, "I want to play as HIM!" I think the gameplay in this game looks fantastic and I'm really excited about it, but as a long time MG fan I really care about the story. So how is it? Is it deep and/or overly philisophical (good thing)? How is the dialogue? Are the characters memorable? Will it stick with me after the playthrough? Basically does it live up to its namesake?

Thanks!

Are you getting this error with the Fuse settings page or the GameSpot one? Whichever one is giving you issues, try the other and see if it works there.silentexistence

This worked for me. Thx!

Same problem "gender required." Yet the gender option is greyed out? Can you fix this plz?