one time I was an extra in something shot locally (this was inside the coffee shop I went to a lot in high school) and I don't remember anything about it and I never saw the results I think they made me stand on a small box so they didn't have to lower the camera shot lmao

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As the game goes on and you get used to this rhythm, you get less explicit upfront directions. Here's a key with a number on it, the kind you may recognize as the sort they have at motels. The map has a motel you haven't yet explored. You can do this, you don't need an updated journal entry.

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I like it's map system a lot. If Harry knows where a thing is, you get a map marker telling you to go there. If he doesn't, you don't. There are only so many places to be and streets to explore, you'll figure it out.

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Playing Silent Hill PSX has confirmed my long held belief that allowing a player to get actually lost so they need to figure out where objectives are and how to get to them is more important to immersion that visual fidelity.

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I've scientifically determined that one scene from High School of the Dead is both the height of exploitation as a genre AND the inflection point where everything since has been getting worse. You know the one.

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