Demon's Souls

Play it, it’s better than any game you have ever played (except graal, they’re on par). If you have evidence that helps you prove it’s supposed failure, please deposit it in the nearby trash bin because I’m right and you’re wrong.

I thought the game was boring and repetitive. I actually got so bored playing it I started beating up the people at the beginning of the game. You know, the shop-keep n’ whatnot. I was a bit confused how a shop-keep with all his stuff he had ends up losing to me. What was even more confusing was the fact that I was at the very beginning of the game and I was pretty much able to beat anyone there(Although in some cases it took a while…). Lol, it’s a game I would never personally purchase myself(I played it at a friends because they wanted me to try it out, aha.). Game’s today just aren’t like what they used to be years ago.

Lol. Basically. It’s major failure. I don’t really even need to provide evidence as to how big of a failure it really is. I miss when people used to make good games like, a LOT more often. Now it’s like. one good gem out of like. 1000. Zzz. I suppose though in a way it saves me a lot of money.

Ain’t that the truth.

With no evidence other than your whining, I will re-iterate:

“I’m right and you’re wrong”.

I saw someone playing it… looked stupid.

You played it with me you moron… you’re on soul level 70 or something

I did what now? O.O

On PSN, aren’t you Spooon? >_<"

Yes… My friend Matt uses my PSP and stuff, so it could have been him. He was the person I mentioned before whom I saw playing it. Beholder has had the pleasure of meeting Matt, too. lol

Their could have been another Spooon if it wasn’t him though.

Lies, you are matt.

I’m Chris, and I’d rather you not call me Matt. O.O Although I did name my kid Matthew. :confused: But I mean the retard 22 year old whom I call my friend.

I knew a Matthew, whiny little bitch he was.
Liked to call foul with a lawsuit anytime he was offended or if things didn’t go his way. (Like a certain french man we know.)

Oh my.

I never said that, Susan.