Wish House

[Chez Daja]

Haha, thanks. Anyway, Silent Hill related subjects.

Hollow, where are you on SH2?
Odin, where are you on SH2?

I just got through a complicated part on SH2 yesterday, yep...it's in the hotel when...

Spoiler: James has to leave EVERY item he has...on a shelf in order to go down in this lift.

My sister was screaming. I was just sitting there, laughing at how pitiful she is.

[Bryan 2.0]

Hollow, where are you on SH2?

Well, due to the fact that I'm awake at such an ungodly hour as 11:45 AM, I have plenty of time before I go to work to do stuff....like play Silent Hill 2 for example. I think I might do that right now. I'm still in the same place that I was when I talked about it last.

I know, I know...shame, I feel shame for not playing it. I'm going to run and do that right now! (after I go buy a sandwich...and something to drink)

[Lai]

So ten days went by and I still didn't get SH4. I sent a message to the seller asking where it was, and they told me they skipped my invoice. I'm trying to actually be playing a game here, guys. Just give me some time.

[Bryan 2.0]

So ten days went by and I still didn't get SH4. I sent a message to the seller asking where it was, and they told me they skipped my invoice. I'm trying to actually be playing a game here, guys. Just give me some time.

It's cool, man. I know how it goes to get the run around with Ebay. Once it gets to your house, play it and let us know how you're doing. I just walked in the door and I'm about to play Silent Hill 2 for a bit, myself.

[Chez Daja]

Yeah, Hollow! Hurry up and finish 2 so you can read my spoooooileeeerrrrs!

Anyways, I'm not one to talk. I last played it like, three days ago. I've been neglecting my PlayStation2 a bit due to some suicidal shit going down...Eh, sorry... I'll get back on it soon.

Anyway... Hollow, I added you on MSN yesterday.

Other then that, I'll be back on SH2 once I can be bothered to move back to the PS2. Eh...

[Bryan 2.0]

Alright. I'm playing Silent Hill 2 as we speak (it's paused). I just entered Brookhaven Hospital. Goody.

I'm not sure how far along I am in the game at this point, but I'm going to try to get through the hospital as quickly as possible. I hate going to the hospital. I'm sure there are alot of fun and interesting things lurking in the hallways before me...

[Lai]

Just started SH4. Just got past the subway. Totally bummed I didn't get that "special favor".

[Angantyr]

Oh I just thought Id let you know where I am up to as I haven't played it in a few days I decided to give it a go today.

Spoiler: In the prison when you go down those shafts and you are in the weird underground place, I saw pyrimad head but I wasn't sure what to do, I would have another go but my brother is playing. I don't mind you giving me hints but I am trying to use the guides as little as I can

On another note but not really that important...

Spoiler: I noticed there is a lot of "resting" places in the bathroom, perhaps it is a mockery to people shitting themselves, or just going for a piss break. I dunno what do you guys think? lol I know...

[Bryan 2.0]

I just stepped foot out of the hospital and wow. I didn't expect the things that happen to actually happen. Oh and Chez...now that I know the difference between SH3 and SH2 hospitals...you're in for a loooooong journey through SH3. Muahahahahahahaha!!!!

Just started SH4. Just got past the subway. Totally bummed I didn't get that "special favor".

Yeah, that chick is a liar! I love the fact that her special favor is actually:

Spoiler: puking in the nearby women's restroom

Glad to hear you finally got your copy of SH4!

Wintermetal, I wonder how much further along in the game you are than I am. Hopefully I can catch up to you. I hope to have a large portion of this game completed tonight...

[Angantyr]

I think I have done most of the Prision, you have about the length of the hospital to catch up I think, I am going to have another try finishing it tonight once he gets off. I don't know what I have after that

Spoiler: I think it goes appartments > bowling place > hospital > Rosewater Park > Historic Museam > Prision and I don't know what I am up to next, but I think I met up with Maria soon. I don't want to use the guide though.

[Bryan 2.0]

Yeah, I'm in the Prison now. The last thing I did was...

Spoiler: Grab the lighter and go into the women's restroom. By the way, did you happen to knock on the closed stall in the women's restroom? It actually made me jump.

I just saved next door in the men's restroom and I think I'm going to call it a night because I have no idea what time I work tomorrow. If it's early...I'm ****ed! haha

[Chez Daja]

Wow, you guys are far along now! SH2 isn't a long enough game. ;_;

Also, Hollow, actually her special favour is apparently a dance. You have to finish the game a few times to get it, though, I think...eh. I'm not greatly interested in that.

Hollow, yeah, I knocked on that door... It was ****ing creepy. I turned James around and ****ing ran the hell out of there.

[Chez Daja]

Hate to double post, but maybe to boost activity a bit...

I'd like to point out a special mention for Kalisto...He has provided TFF with this wonderful piece of news.

Has anyone heard any news at all on SH5? Last I read was way back in '05 that it was in Dev for a next-gen console (PS3, 360, Wii) but sadly no details on anything related to the story or what it will be about. I'm very curious since the PS3 is nearing launch and I'm sure Konami will debut SH5 on it.

Oh, I also found this tidbit.

Many people believe that it will be set in a mental asylum (perhaps Brookhaven hospital) and will be told through a series of flashbacks depicting how the main protagonist got up to that point, though this has generally been associated with the Shadows of the Past rumour and has virtually no basis. On an episode of Electric Playground, Tommy Tallarico asked a developer about Silent Hill 5. He responded "It's a good time to be a Silent Hill fan," and the interview ended. There was a segment on the Silent Hill series after, and it was stated that the game would be released on current and next-gen consoles, but it was not said which ones.

Bah, SH4 style again. ._.
I wanna see the streets again...

Anyway, though. Hollow Point, I am sending a PM your way regarding the club.

[Bryan 2.0]

BIG NEWS!!!!

I stumbled across something incredible just a few minutes ago. There is quite a bit to read, but take the time to read it all. It's very interesting. I'm totally thinking of going to this place....



















































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LAKESIDE AMUSEMENT PARK

FRIENDS, STRANGERS BID FAREWELL TO ALIE

The Denver Post

May 28, 1993

Author:
Tracy Seipel; Denver Post Staff WriterDENVER POST
Page: 1B
Estimated printed pages: 3

Article Text:
LITTLETON - Hundreds of mourners - many of them complete

strangers - bade a tearful farewell yesterday to little Aleszandra
Ariel Berrelez, even as police quietly continued their hunt for her killer.

Five-year-old Alie was kidnapped from her home last week as she
played outside with her baby brother. On Saturday, bloodhounds led
searchers to Deer Creek Canyon, where her body was found in a duffel bag.

Yesterday, during the funeral at Drinkwine Mortuary and later at her
grave site near the "Babyland" section of Chapel Hill Cemetery, Englewood
detectives videotaped those in attendance and their license plates, on
the off chance the girl's killer was present.

Meanwhile, tears and hugging marked the mournful occasion as 350
people crowded into the chapel. Another 100 spilled out of the chapel
foyer to the outside. Several - mostly mothers with children - pressed
their faces against the glass partition at the front of the chapel,
straining to hear the poems, songs and prayers recited for Alie.

The funeral featured a compendium of much that Alie loved.
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow" was sung by a family friend. A prayer, "Now I Lay
Me Down to Sleep," was inscribed in 500 memorial folders, all of which
were given away.

The hope that her killer will be caught was on the minds of many.

"We want to solemnly pray that the one who committed the heinous
crime against her and against you might be speedily brought to justice and
suffer your righteous judgment," said the Rev. Don Cavin. "We know that
justice will be done because nothing is hidden from you."

Alie's grandfather, Richard Berrelez Sr., recalled some of his
fondest memories of Alie during the eulogy.

"I remember it was a little more than five years ago when a baby
girl came into my life," he began. "She grew up without a father who would
love her," he said, recalling once telling her, "Poor Ales, you don't
have a dad that loves you."

"`But Grandpoppy, you're my dad, and you love me,"' he quoted her as
responding. "So we set the stage and played like father and daughter,"
he said.

Berrelez remembered the times the twosome sang favorite songs
together, such as Madonna's "Material Girl," or danced to Little Richard's
"Tutti Frutti."

"Everyone knew we weren't the best duet," he admitted. But "with
practice, we would have made a good duet."

Only a week before she disappeared, Alie heard that her grandparents
were planning a short vacation, and told her grandmother, "I'm going on
a vacation to Lakeside Park," he said.

"But I had no idea she'd be gone on a vacation so long," said
Berrelez, sobbing.

Many others in the audience also cried, even though they did not
know Alie or her family. Nevertheless, they hoped their presence brought
support to the family.

"I understand the way she feels, because I know how I'd feel if it
happened to my daughter. I'd want support," said Terri Vasquez, 23, who
was there with her 4-year-old daughter, Chantelle.

"I felt sorry for the little girl's family," said Michelle Duran,
26, who attended the funeral with her three sons and mother-in-law. She
said the tragedy has taught her two oldest that "this can happen to
them if they talk to strangers or wander off."

Alie's white velvet, child-sized casket was taken by limousine to
the entrance of Chapel Hill Cemetery, where it was transferred to a
horse-drawn carriage, and then to the grave site.

Someone placed a doll next to a white-and-pink rose bouquet on top
of the casket. Baskets of assorted lilies, roses, daisies and other
spring flowers decorated the area. In one bouquet was a pink ribbon
inscribed "Mommie Loves You."

Later, Alie's grandfather thanked the public for its support and
asked for help in forming an children's advocacy group to tighten laws
against those who harm children.

Said Berrelez: "We have to unite together and go after a plan so we
won't have to deal with this anymore."

Copyright 1993 The Denver Post Corp.
Record Number: DNVR132726

WOMAN SLAIN AT LAKESIDE MALL

The Denver Post

November 19, 1998

Purse-snatch death costs man 30 years

Author:
Kieran Nicholson Denver Post Staff Writer

Edition: THU1
Section: DENVER AND WEST
Page: B-12

Index Terms:
theft
elderly
death
sentence
Jeffco

Estimated printed pages: 2

Article Text:
JEFFERSON COUNTY - A 21-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to 30
years in prison for the death of a 73-year-old woman he knocked to the
ground during a purse-snatching attempt in a mall parking lot.

Daryll Griffin shoved Betty Geer to the ground Dec. 18, 1997, at the
Lakeside Mall, breaking the woman's hip. Geer was taken to a nearby
hospital, but never recovered. She died 11 days later after slipping into
a coma.

Griffin pleaded guilty to second-degree murder last month.

On Wednesday, Griffin's stepfather, grandmother and aunt told
District Judge James Zimmerman that the young man's life has been one of
loss. He never knew his father, and his mother died when he was just 12.

His attorney, Mark Johnson, said his client never intended to kill
Geer and the court should consider that when reaching a sentence.

Griffin, who avoided eye contact with his family through most of the
proceeding, spoke on his own behalf.

"I wish it was me that suffered the tragedy instead of someone
else," he said. "I have to live with this for the rest of my life."

Griffin said he accepted responsibility for his actions, and asked
for mercy in sentencing.

"But for your conduct in the commission of this felony, this
robbery, Betty Geer would be alive," Zimmerman said in handing down the
sentence. Griffin faced a maximum of 32 years.

The day of the attack, Geer didn't let go of her purse, which
contained $27, and Griffin dragged her to a getaway car driven by an
accomplice, 19-year-old Jason Pevler. Still clutching the purse, Geer was
dragged about a car-length before Griffin finally let go, according to
police investigators.

Earlier that day, the pair had snatched another woman's purse in
Greenbriar Shopping Plaza parking lot at West 70th Avenue and Pecos Street
in Adams County.

On Oct. 26, Pevler pleaded guilty to conspiracy, robbery and
attempted robbery of an at-risk adult. He is scheduled for sentencing Dec. 14.

Copyright 1998 The Denver Post Corp.
Record Number: 734532

Urban Legends Surrounding the Park
Ever since I was a small child, I've heard horrific tales of death and mutilation at Lakeside Amusement Park. When I realized that Silent Hill's park shared its name, I was astounded. Could they be related in some way? True, after playing Silent Hill 3 and exploring the park more thoroughly, it appears that Silent Hill's Lakeside takes its inspirations from many sources. The most obvious parody in SH3 was of course, the Haunted Mansion, which I instantly recognized from the Disney theme parks. True, the actual sites you see are different in the game, but the lighting, the narrator's dialogue and even the graveyard out front are uncanny similiarities to Disney's famous ride. Denver's Lakeside doesn't have a children's theatre, either, but from what I understand of the park's history, it probably used to. The sign leading Heather to the roller coaster looks exactly like the one for Lakeside's Cyclone coaster.
My attempts to get more information on the park's dark past were foiled by their human resources rep. Not wanting to give the park a bad reputation, she denied any ghost stories or validity to the legends.
Notable urban legends include: a woman got her long hair caught on a rollercoaster turn and she was decapitated. There is, of course, the classic "someone stood up on the ride and got decapitated." Either way, someone insists that a coaster rider lost their head.
Lakeside's fun house was notoriously scary. My older sister was scared to death of it. I, unfortunately, wasn't tall enough to explore the landmark ride before it was demolished in the 1980's. Rumor has it that someone was killed inside and that's why they tore it down. The park's HR Rep insisted that the fun house was too old and cumbersome to control anymore and thus they tore it down.
Supposedly, one of the roller coaster cars careened off the tracks and killed everyone on board. I couldn't find any newspaper articles on this, though, so I doubt it's true. The closest evidence I could find was an article about the roller coaster car getting stuck or something and a couple of people got bruised...nothing to write home about.
Everyone I know (and people I have talked to online) have heard the very same urban legends. Could there be strange happenings in Lakeside Amusement Park?
I intend to find out for myself.

LAKESIDE IS A BLAST FROM THE PAST
The Denver Post

July 28, 2002

Author:
**** Kreck

Edition: SUN
Section: A
Page: A-02
Estimated printed pages:
3

Article Text:
You can keep your Six Flags Elitch Gardens with its fancy rides and
fat entrance fees. Me? I'll take Lakeside.



I strolled around Lakeside Amusement Park on a recent warm summer
evening, the kind of night so still even the trees were holding their
breath.



Lakeside is the people's amusement park. It costs a buck and a half
to get in, and that includes parking. Ride coupons are 25 cents. Large
picnic areas, like the wonderfully named "Royal Grove," encourage
visitors to bring a lunch, spread out and take their time.



At Elitch's, it costs $32.99 to get in the door, and you pay even
if you never set foot on a ride. Parking is another $8. And don't even
think about slipping in a baloney sandwich. "Outside food and drink
are not allowed," say the rules.

Lakeside, at Sheridan Boulevard and Interstate 70, opened in 1908.
Originally known as White City, it was billed by ambitious investors
as "the Coney Island of the West." The founding fathers were a group of
Denver businessmen, including brewer Adolph Zang, who put up a
reported $500,000 to build it. There were already two parks in town, the
original Elitch's in north Denver and Manhattan Beach at Sloan's Lake.



Lakeside is an amusement-park time capsule, a trip back to a day
when pleasures and life itself were less frantic. Visitors are
surrounded by art-deco buildings bathed in neon and rides so gentle a
10-year-old would scoff. Names of the rides at the two parks tell you all you
need to know. At Elitch's there are The Mind Eraser, Tower of Doom,
XLR8R and Turbobungy. At Lakeside it's Rock-o-Plane, Tilt-a-Whirl, Wild
Chipmunk and The Round-up ("Defies Gravity").



I couldn't pass up a chance to ride the Cyclone roller coaster,
built in 1940. "Do Not Stand Up/Hold Tight to Bar/Fasten Seat Belt" warns
a well-worn sign as riders with steel nerves in wooden cars are
carried into a pitch-black tunnel before making a herky-jerky, clanking
ascent to the first big fall. The train bucks and rattles and snaps from
side to side as it hurtles over the vibrating wooden coaster. The best
$1.75 you'll spend for a 90-second ride.



The carousel, built by the C.W. Parker Co. of Kansas and installed
the year the park opened, still carries delighted riders on not only
horses but on an odd menagerie of goats, deer, dogs and pigs. The
park's glittering tower of 16,000 lights is visible from I-70.



How long can this go on? Not forever. Signs are everywhere. It's
clean and well maintained, but it doesn't open until 6 p.m. on weekdays.
An abandoned Ferris wheel makes a forlorn pile of iron. The carousel
animals look exhausted. The adjacent Lakeside Speedway was closed 14
years ago after a fatal accident, and trees sprout where daredevils once
raced.



There is no rational reason owner Rhoda Krasner, whose parents
bought the park during the Depression, keeps it open. She can't hope to
compete with bigger, flashier Elitch's. The night I was there, about 100
souls were wandering the grounds. Why not just level it, put up
condos? Krasner doesn't speak to the media, but she said through a
spokeswoman that as long as she feels it's an entertainment outlet for the
area, she'll keep it going.

On a stucco wall, tucked almost out of public view, is a small
poster, its 1950s-style letters dusted with glitter, promising, "Lakeside
- Where Fun Collides With Thrills." They might have added, "Where Time
Stands Still."

Copyright 2002 The Denver Post Corp.
Record Number: 1106616

A dark past that unfortunately most US cities shared, the KKK once conducted hate-filled meetings in Lakeside. Kind of reminds me of secret meetings held by The Order, protected by the facade of Silent Hill's Lakeside tower.

Feel free to check out the official site for Lakeside Amusement Park here.

I've added some pictures of the park as well.

[Chez Daja]

Wow, Hollow! That's some pretty scary shit. Some awesome pictures. Thanks for posting that, it's amazing!!

I wanna go there...

I feel cheated because I'm not even in the right country to go there, hahaha...Dammit. I heard somewhere that North Maine in New England is a place that Silent Hill was based off of, but...I'm not sure. That's what Wiki soucres said, but Wiki sources aren't always correct.

[Bryan 2.0]

Yep. The town is in Pennsylvania and it's called "Centrailia".

In other horrible, horrible news, I think my SH2 save file is corrupt, because I can't load it from my memory card. The card is corrupt, I think it's just the SH2 file. This sucks.

Maybe I can try to transfer it to another memory card and see if it will load up for me. Right now, when the memory card is inserted, the "Load" and "Continue" options blink to the pulse of a beating heart and I can't select either of them. I don't know what is going on, but that sucks so much.

[Chez Daja]

Yep. The town is in Pennsylvania and it's called "Centrailia".

In other horrible, horrible news, I think my SH2 save file is corrupt, because I can't load it from my memory card. The card is corrupt, I think it's just the SH2 file. This sucks.

Maybe I can try to transfer it to another memory card and see if it will load up for me. Right now, when the memory card is inserted, the "Load" and "Continue" options blink to the pulse of a beating heart and I can't select either of them. I don't know what is going on, but that sucks so much.

Yeah, the project for the Silent Hill film was called "Centrailia"...They also knew it'd be Silent Hill, but it was named Centrailia during the making of -- because they didn't want as much publicity.

Ughhhh. Damn memory cards... Bah, it drives me mad when my data corrupts... ._.
You were still in the Prison? Shit, you were more then halfway through the game...Gunna start it again, or stay away from it for a while?

[Bryan 2.0]

I should probably just start it again, because I was really getting into it. I need to know what happens! Especially after

Spoiler: Maria gets killed by Pyramid Head when running for the elevator. I've heard that it is possible to make it to the door in time if you don't touch any walls when running from Pyramid Head to the door. I wasn't so lucky.

Don't tell me what happens!!!

The next two days in a row that I have off, I'll sit down and play it from the start again, nonstop and just beat the game.

[Chez Daja]

That is a good idea!

Weird, I haven't ever heard that rumour about Pyramid Head... I'll have to try it!! By the way, was that from a reliable source? If not, it's cool. I just can't help but be curious.

[Lai]

No, it's part of the game and the storyline that that happens. Sorry .

As far as my SH escapades go, I haven't had any time at all to play SH4 and when I have, I can't play it on my TV because the screen is too dark. I've tried everything and it just won't get any brighter. Once I move everything back down to my basement I'll get it running again.

I also bought Siren, so I'll have to manage my time

[Loki]

I'd like to thank Chez for the invite to the club, it's a pleasure to be part of.

I've been a fan of the series ever since the first game was released; I was a big Survival Horror nut after my first taste of the genre which came in Resident Evil packaging in 1996; it was a 3 long years before anything worthwhile came around for the PSX after that, but when SH hit the shelves, all I read was "Survival Horror" and couldn't wait to pick it up. Suffice to say, I couldn't have made a better decision, it ended up being one of my favorite games for a good while and it was a game I loved playing over and over to get different endings. I was totally enticed by the dark and moody world Konami created, honestly there is nothing like Silent Hill still to this date and it definetley is my favorite of the entire series.

I own all 4 games, the only one I won't probably be getting is the one that is being released on the PSP; mainly because I don't own a PSP and don't plan to, but hopefully there will be a way for me to play it somehow (*cough*emu*cough*)

Forgot to mention, but i also adore the music by Akira Yamaoka; nothing like it

[Chez Daja]

Ah, Kalisto, it's wonderful to see you have accepted the invite to Wish House.

It's quite funny that you should mention the PSP SH. (As everyone knows, it is not a game, but more of a the lore of SH spilled into a teeny tiny disk!) I have the PSP "game", but no PSP, haha... I knew it was for PSP as a friend gave it to me...I must get a PSP for it, though.

Lai Lai Hei, ohhh, I want Siren! You must tell me what it is like ^__^ .

Anyway, welcome to Wish House, Kalisto.

[Bryan 2.0]

Welcome to Wish House, Kalisto!

I was talking to my mom last night because she is from around Denver (where Lakeside Amusement Park is). I asked her if she'd ever heard of the park and she has. She also told me that she's been there "many many times".

How ****ing sweet is that?! I have to go to this place! I guess I was near it when I was younger, though. I don't remember it, but there is a place called Elitch's right by Lakeside and I guess I was there. Damn! So close!

As for Siren, in my personal opinion, the game is just horrible. I was psyched to play it when I heard that someone from Silent Hill had something to do with it, plus, the cover art looked cool as did the description of the game.

Well, when I actually did play it, I was really....really let down. This is just my opinion, though. You guys may really like it...here's why I didn't...

This isn't a poiler in the plot, just the game play...

Spoiler: The graphics are horrible. The voice acting is really bad. The game's over all setup is just sloppy. There isn't much of a plot. You do the same thing over and over and over again, only with different people. Walk down a path and use that weird other vision to see from weird townsfolk's eyes where you are. When you reach the end, you are in control of a different character...doing the exact same thing. Very boring.

[Lai]

Well, I was either going to rent it for three dollars or buy it for nine. I felt like buying it just made more sense. But yeah, I've already witnessed the graphics/voice acting/voice actors. The girl with her teacher bugs the hell out of me, but whatever.

[Bryan 2.0]

Well, at least you got it for cheap! My friend bought it for $20 and now it's collecting dust.

Okay, guys. I'll need your moral support this evening/tomorrow morning. As you may have read, my SH2 save data was corrupt when I tried to start playing again. Chez raised the question if I was going to start over or call it quits on SH2 for awhile. Well, I'm not going to call it quits...

I'm going to start the game and not turn it off until I finish it in one sitting. Tonight.

I'll let you know how it goes and when I start....

[Chez Daja]

Ah, friend, this seems like a strenuous task to complete in only one night and without turning off the console. I hope it goes well for you, and that you shouldn't die during your time spent re-playing! Tell us how long it takes for you to complete the game!

[Bryan 2.0]

Okay, I just put the game in, so I am now starting. It is 10:58 as I type this (I'm going by the time that I post this rather than the time that I hit send). I'll keep you updated.

*EDIT*

11:54 PM

I just encountered..

Spoiler: Pyramid Head raping the dolls in the apartment building

It never get's any less funnier. I think I'm making good time...

*EDIT*

12:29 AM

I just stepped out of the apartments and oh yeah...

Spoiler: Out-smarted Pyramid Head again!

Booya!!

[Angantyr]

Well I am still in that prision bit but I have many other games I want to complete, R&C2 > God of War > Silent Hill 2 > Kingdom Hearts > Silent Hill 3... so I apoligize for my little activity.

Also my friend has the movie but my HDD is nearly full, I may burn off some stuff then download it and when it comes to DVD I will buy it (I did the same with FF7:AC).

[Bryan 2.0]

Get cracking on those Silent Hills, man!!!

12:50 AM

Just entered the hospital. Actually just grabbed the Examination Room key from the doctor's labcoat in the Men's Locker Room. That's where I am right now.

*EDIT*

1:52 AM

Just entered the Silent Hill Historical Society. Before too long, I'll be caught up to where I was before. It's much quicker once you actually know the way by heart...

I'll keep you posted

*EDIT*

2:15 AM

I am now where I was when I last save (when I lost my save data due to a horrible corrupt file). From here on out, I have no idea what will happen. I'll let you know when I finish the game.

*EDIT*

5:02 AM

I just finished the game. I'm not sure which ending I just got or my rank and stuff, but I'll let you know as soon as the credits finish rolling, which they are doing right now.

Tomorrow, I get to go back through all of Chez's posts and see what she had to say about the characters in SH2. It should be an interesting read. Anyway...I'll report back in a few minutes to tell you my final results here...

*LAST EDIT OF THIS POST!*

Here are the results...

Action Level: NORMAL
Riddle Level: NORMAL
Ending:

Spoiler: Maria

Ending Clear: 1/4
Saves 6
Total Time 4h 44m 44s (weird)
Walking Distance: 1.62 km
Running Distance: 10.67km
Items: 137
Defeated Enemy By Shooting: 17
Defeated Enemy By Fighting: 98
Boat Stage Time: 1m 04s 36
Boat Max Speed: 3.50m/s
Total Damage: 1571 pts
Your Rank: (I'll just type it how it is with the stars)

****
*******

(I read the ranking system with the stars. Each big star is worth 1. Each little star is worth 0.1. The big stars are on the bottom and the little stars are on the top, which means I got a 74/100)

[Chez Daja]

Woah, Hollow!

How did you like the whole game?? I'm glad finally somebody can read my spoilers, YAY!!

Hahaha, I've saved like, 15 times, and I haven't even finished the last of it. xD
What was your favourite part of the game?

So far, I rather like the beginning. When you enter town. Walking through the town. It's awesome.