http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/call-of-cthulh ... 198p1.html

I know Kagato is gonna get a kick out of this.

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<slaps forehead>

>sigh<

CA? That's the game that set me off in the first place. The X-Box Version. In Fact, I even reviewed it in the review section (I think). It is a good, but very flawed/buggy game. And very very very linear.

Although I owned a Cthulhu Plushie way before this game, and draw this picture ( Warning 3 out of 7 badgers go crazy at the site of this picture http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/1885080/ eh, funny, I still make jokes when I an in a depressive state. Weird) before I played the game, I knew next to nothing of the Lovecraft and Cthulhu, other than Lovecraft wrote about Cthulhu, and Cthulhu was meant to be very illogical in existence, and the sight of him was meant to drive people mad. I got a few bits from Penny Arcade mostly, which is where my interest in the game came from. I brought and played the game to the end. I then decided to read some of his works. Though it did not always invoke fear (did occasionally, or at least a sense of panic.) it did prick my interest. Indeed, there are a few projects I wish to do around Cthulhu and over Lovecraft tales. And I also wish to read more of his works. However, I'm on a break. Virus induced cold makes a bad mix with them, making me rather insane.

Well...crap. I need to visit the Review section more often. Sorry about that. XD

I learned about the Cthulhu though H.P. Lovecraft, and only though Lovecraft. I didn't know know a game about them.

Gah, I just got back from work and I'm tired. Can't think. I'm gonna go read your review then get some sleep. Or just get some sleep.

Bleh.