As for picking covers you don’t like, be sure to let me know when that meme goes live! Again, great post and great meme - Thanks! - GL

Most of my difficulty seems to be coming from the fact that I like simulations, and also that I throw the boxes away as soon as I get them home. I’m going to look closer at the box art now though, to see if there’s something positive out there, instead of just gagging a little at all the negatives.

As per the game itself, I thought it was pretty fun. It was a pretty standard Fallout-style RPG with several different paths for your character to develop, though not enough endings to keep me playing it more than a couple times. I was pretty impressed overall by the gender portrayal, but I’d have to go over it again with a stricter lens to make a real judgment on how good it was (definitely not bad, but perhaps not as good as I’m remembering).

If I recall correctly, it was pretty cheap. If you can find it for about the equivalent of 20 USD and have the money to spare, I would definitely say get it.

Brand:

The point isn’t to do what I want to see, but to say what you want to say. That’s the most important thing I can think of.

You just have a knack for putting things the best way possible, don’t you?

And, anyway, thanks for inspiring the meme. Creating and participating in it is the most game-related fun without actually gaming that I’ve had in months.

Plus, I’m a boy, and so what I want should count for all of jack and crap in this conversation.

Also, awesome for making it a meme.

Will you please ask Brand what he thinks about posting pictures that are “almost perfect?”

Um, I don’t actually know Brand ^^;; But I’m sure if you ask on his comment thread he (or someone) will answer.

For the meme, though, anything you want goes. The point is to talk about what we want to see, and if that means taking a cover and saying, “Like this, but change this and this!” then that’s fine in my book.