I was sorta creped out when they said "We got your marmalade sandwich" exactly when I was going to take my first bite of my marmalade sandwich... DUN DUN DUUUN!!!
The blink button is awesome, if it's too scary, you can just hold it down and he keeps his eyes closed. But seriously, you only have to use it when there's something wrong with his eyes, so it's not that annoying and I thought it was pretty cool that you actually had to blink when your vision got blurred. It would have gotten extremely annoying if they had kept it that way through the entire game though.
hmm, I think the developers missed out on a huge opportunity: the "lick your lips" button. having to lick your lips every few seconds in order to continue a monologue would be awesome.
mspencer82: Great video. I just started watching this series a couple of weeks ago and I'm really enjoying it.
whaleswiththumbs: Is there a future use for the blink button? or does this game just want me to think I got eye surgery so they had to dilate them?..
how did he get from a broken bathroom, to the top of an elevator?
Yes, there is a future use for the blink button. You can switch between first and third person view, and while in first person view certain monsters spit slime at you. Only way to clear your vision is to blink. There's also plot-related parts where you have to close your eyes to solve certain puzzles.
As for the bathroom to the elevator thing, after the mirror scene you're given full control (no more blinking), the elevator is a later cutscene.
Oh alright, that is still alittle unnecessary for them to think of blinking out slime, they could have worked on their cutscenes more.
DeathQuaker: Wow, on the other hand, you could be totally immune to the Weeping Angels' attack by just never pressing the button.
(You win geek points if you have any clue as to what I'm talking about.)
Dude, you can't give people geek points for something that easy - you're talking about the best time travel episode of a popular British sci-fi. Everyone should know that's episode 10, season 3 ("Blink") of the reimagined Doctor Who series, and it's written by Steven Moffat, who will be taking the helm next year. Even if you don't watch Doctor Who, you should go out and watch Blink. Like, right now.
Coincidentally, the episode directly after Blink features Derek Jacobi, who was mentioned in this week's Unskippable.
I saw Blink and was afraid of mannequins and statues for the rest of that day. This is a great video! I never wanted to play it and now I have an even better reason not to. Great job guys!
I liked this one more than most. Although, it seems like the videos have been getting too chatty. Not every single shot needs to have commentary to go with it. I prefer subtle and in moderation.
mspencer82: Great video. I just started watching this series a couple of weeks ago and I'm really enjoying it.
whaleswiththumbs: Is there a future use for the blink button? or does this game just want me to think I got eye surgery so they had to dilate them?..
how did he get from a broken bathroom, to the top of an elevator?
Yes, there is a future use for the blink button. You can switch between first and third person view, and while in first person view certain monsters spit slime at you. Only way to clear your vision is to blink. There's also plot-related parts where you have to close your eyes to solve certain puzzles.
As for the bathroom to the elevator thing, after the mirror scene you're given full control (no more blinking), the elevator is a later cutscene.
Oh alright, that is still alittle unnecessary for them to think of blinking out slime, they could have worked on their cutscenes more.
The blink button also enables you to close your eyes whilst driving, and who doesn't want to do that?
mspencer82: Great video. I just started watching this series a couple of weeks ago and I'm really enjoying it.
whaleswiththumbs: Is there a future use for the blink button? or does this game just want me to think I got eye surgery so they had to dilate them?..
how did he get from a broken bathroom, to the top of an elevator?
Yes, there is a future use for the blink button. You can switch between first and third person view, and while in first person view certain monsters spit slime at you. Only way to clear your vision is to blink. There's also plot-related parts where you have to close your eyes to solve certain puzzles.
As for the bathroom to the elevator thing, after the mirror scene you're given full control (no more blinking), the elevator is a later cutscene.
Oh alright, that is still alittle unnecessary for them to think of blinking out slime, they could have worked on their cutscenes more.
The blink button also enables you to close your eyes whilst driving, and who doesn't want to do that?
I would like to remove my comment on it being useless.
LOL, great reference to yourselves, I always try to catch those. Thats from the darkness, isn't it? Anyway, great episode.
The "legend consisting of you going" Ow ow, oh no, no!" was hilarious, lol. And the blink button is the Xbox's torture for keeping Dead Rising from us PS owners. :P
Ah, you gotta love the games and the pointless controls now. Why would there be a blinking button? I'm guessing they didn't have a control for one of the buttons so they freaked out and put it in just to smite gamers.
i thought i was the only one that was going to get the paddington reference
me and my friend found that site of his and played marmelade(sp?) mayhem for a while and we still try to beat eachothers scores