I have only a few things to say: Character. Based. 'Puzzles'. I've played too many adventure games in the past few years (i.e, most of them) that concentrated far too much on Object X + Object Y == Result Z. Remember the original Maniac Mansion? Remember how you could ring the door bell and Weird Ed would make his way down to the front door? You could then get another character to go into his room and loot the place. Take the hamster, microwave it. Show it to Weird Ed and he'd kill you. Play the tentacle mating tune to green tentacle and... you know.

I recently played the Syberia 2 demo. Crap. Totally asstastic. I spent the first 10 minutes walking through interactionless screens. Put a -game- into the adventure -game- please.

That is all.

Is this the Final Fantasy game that finally makes it a good series that is actually worthy of the hype?

#38 Oops. So I did, how did I manage that? Must be caffeine and lack of sleep. Spelling may also be broken

Pasty nerds... outside? Ha! That'll be the day, these guys are still... having their way with those Killcreek playboy pics

Lets see now. Games Romero has worked on...

1.) Commander Keen -series-. The Commander Keen series was id softwares bread when they were starting up. There were six games (I think, wasn't there another? Can't remember now and don't have my copy of MoD around :)), all released as shareware and all successful.

2.) Doom 1 & 2. Need I say more?

3.) Quake. You could argue that Romeros levels weren't the best in Quake, but personally I found his episode to be the most enjoyable.

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Stuff which Romero worked on that was a 'disaster' - Daikatana.

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One game eh? Woah. You're right we should crucify him! Keelhaul the bastard! Make him pay for that one mistake because he said he's gonna make me his bitch *cries*

Note my sarcasm.

The record speaks for itself.