CyberDanOnRumble

Commander Dan Shepard is BACK! Here we go with the first of many episodes (There will be a Hell of a LOT more than there were in our Mass Effect playthrough). This part has a one-time-only extended introduction, but if you want to jump ahead to when I start speaking, skip to 11:08.

Following our narrow escape from Carver's compound, we try to gather whatever we have left - and the body count spikes!

Moving forward with our blind playthrough of TWD!

In this episode of "An American Werewolf In Hyrule," we meet Ordona - who provides a little bit of clarification for our quest.

This colossus holds a massive cleaver, and like the rest - has a fairly short temper.

We return to the land of Hyrule for a journey that takes us through the shadowy depths of twilight.

On to the Forest Temple! The mild crackling sound heard in the first two episodes has been addressed. It kind of comes with the territory when playing games of the past.

We take a trip to Kakariko Village, which has taken a dark turn for the worse (and has grown significantly since OoT).

I've always had an irrational fear of 3D video game water... It's a good time to conquer that fear (kinda)...

Let's finish SOTC in the most epic way possible : With... malice...

We enter the grasslands for lunch. The main course : Monstrous colossus, with a side of DIE!!!

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a 557 foot long gas-beast!

It probably wouldn't be a good idea to live around water geysers when you walk on all fours - but what do I know?

We must soar to the stars in this episode... or to the tippy top of the game's sky box.

This game must take place in Texas, cause it doesn't get any bigger than this!

In grassy ruins, one man must hop from platform to platform like Super Mario to conquer a hyper-aggressive beast.

Is it okay to grab the bull by the horns when the horns shoot lightning?

I'M COMING TO GET YOU, BARBA!

This colossus isn't so bad. He just wants to... hang.

Okay, I had issues with water... but this is coarse, and rough, and irritating - and it wants to eat me ALIVE!

Tackling a challenge is one thing - but when it tackles YOU? That concerns me.

Let's save Grahams family!

The finale of Silent Hill 2, and more importantly: A resolution.

MARIAAAAAA! *In mediocre Arnold Schwarzenegger impression*

Another chapter, another colossus. The playthrough is starting to pick up pace, and I'm once again blown away by this game.