Catherine

Baal wrote:

I just got the True Freedom ending and... SPOILERS.

Spoiler:

You serious?

Saved and stopped after learning how to text. From what I played in the prologue, the gameplay is simple, but fun, and the VA work is great. I also noticed the music immediately. I'm afraid I'll be sitting there, just listening to the music, while the game prompts me to press X.
Playing on easy because ATLUS and I want the story. I do hope to replay it on a higher difficulty level, though.

I do not remember the music at all....
just
The BELLS

A_Nonny_Moose wrote:

Spoiler:

To be honest, that's one hell of a deluxe edition for £50 ($80).

For 45 pounds at shopto:

Spoiler:

Or X360:

Spoiler:

What's on the second disc in that special edition?

They're not discs they're coasters. No hole.

Edit:
Catherine: Stray Sheep Edition includes
An exclusive Rave-T-Shirt as worn by Vincent in the game
Two Stray Sheep bar-themed coasters
A seductive Catherine poster
A pizza delivery box from the Stray Sheep Bar that serves as the packaging for all the extra items

So basically moose will be missing out on boxers and the pillow with a hole in it.

God damn it, I'm getting this. I'll have to trade in some games, but fuck it, I want all this shit! Is this how collectors feel?

Started playing this again, and it's either hard, or I'm just really stupid. You have my respect for beating it on Normal, Baal.

It's not hard up until 7-3, 7-4, those two stages are ridiculously stupid.

I'm at the clocktower, I think. There started being ants everywhere. Thinking back, I just realized that I should stick around in the bar til closing hours, because shit, looks like I might not get the chance to save anyone.

The start of Clocktower Stage 3 was hard, the rest, and the boss, was child's play. Two guys just died. I regret not staying in the pub drinking all night to save Justin, but Katherine needs me.

Worth getting? This is dirt cheap now.

Definitely! It's a very good game.

Should I buy this for $35?

I bought the special edition for about $140, I haven't even completed the game, yet I feel I have my money's worth. For $35, definitely.

Ordered this if it sucks i'm yelling at you all.

Quit your bitching and just play, the gameplay should be plenty enjoyable.

So I just finished it, and either I got my shit together, or the last boss was really easy.

Still, I enjoyed it immensely, and I got the True Lover's ending, which was very nice. Well worth the time and money!

I like this game, but the block climbing is getting annoying now. I just want to get on with the story.

This gets so bizarre towards the end.

On snap Erica. Did not see that coming.

A_Nonny_Moose wrote:

I like this game, but the block climbing is getting annoying now. I just want to get on with the story.

Not sure what platform you are playing on but hopefully it was a PS3. The 360's abysmal d-pad made the platforming a real pain in the ass. And at the end of the day, the analog sticks aren't accurate enough for quick, single step movements so the d-pad is needed. I really wish I took the time to get all of the endings since they are all quite odd.....I guess I could have gone to youtube.

I started playing this. I'm just going with the path i feel like its made me law inclined. Hopefully that gets me an alright ending. I think i'd have preferred the whole game be with the celshaded models as the anime cutscenes just have too few frames of animation for it to look good.

There is a part right at the end where you can save a separate file and by choices actually influence your final inclination. If you aren't satisfied with the ending, or just want to see a few different ones, just load up the save and give it another go.

There is a Catherine wiki out there that can help you see how your choices have influenced where you go. But they give you that meter to help you know where you sit......

That being said....I was pretty much full chaos since I found Katherine to be a bit bitchy and up tight. Though, at the end, I did start feeling for Katherine.

Yeah, it's one of those games where the ending depends almost entirely on the last few choices.