20 Years of Greatness 📐🔪

When I saw an almost 5 hour silent hill video, you have no idea how excited I got.

I cry every time I finish this game at Mary's letter in the end. My mom died of cancer, it was slow and painfull, and I see what that did to my step dad (that I love more than my real dad). I totally can imagine Mary's last words in that letter being my mom's last words to my step dad too, so to me this game touches my soul in a personal level. This game is a masterpiece not only in the video game media, this game is a masterpiece that will live forever. Thanks for your effort, I've watched the whole video and you deserve at least a million views.

Since making this video I've gotten to talk to Masahiro Ito. I asked him about the red squares and unfortunately, he claims to not know what they mean. But that's sorta life y'know? Not everything means something else, sometimes a red square is just a timesaving texture. (And sometimes it's a LIE ITO, I KNOW YOU'RE HOLDING BACK!)

I missclicked this video, best missclick ever

I was pretty sure I posted this last night so forgive me if this is a double post. When you mention water as a running theme in the game I think that has to do with a Shinto belief called kegare. The term means polluted or unclean and revolves around a spiritual relation between water, blood, and death. Basically running water is viewed very positively, useful for drinking and cleaning. Stagnant water however is viewed as kegare, spiritually dirty. That's not the kind of dirty you can clean off easily either. Kegare is something that sticks with a place or a person. It's essentially like being haunted but not by a literal ghost but by very negative energy brought about by some kind of sin or taboo. So when you fall into the well in the historical society, trudge through the mud in the labyrinth, or go through the flooded hotel basement you're basically seeing a visual metaphor that indicates the place is evil or haunted, the dirtier the water the truer that is.

I've never seen such a detailed, deep and thorough examination of a game and really anything for that matter. This is PhD level analysis. Beautiful work. I feel like I've become smarter after watching it. And the language is so articulate I wish I could write or speak like that. Amazing work.

schrodinger's mary is my favorite, you never know where she is.

"In sickness and in health" James' greatest sin was that he did not honor his vows, hinted at by the female characters, accusing him of not caring about his wife and not being able to love.

I was watching it today, but didn't finish the whole thing and then started panicking after i could not find it in my liked videos, but here it is again. Thank you, great work!

Well it took me a month, but I finally finished it. This is your magnum opus, your best video and triumph of video game analysis. Be proud of your work my friend, you deserve praise for what you've accomplished. I'd love a video on Silent Hill 3 aswell but I am sure you're in no mood to do anything SH related for quite some time, lol.

James' story genuinely horrified me, and watching your documentary was amazing but also painful because it brought up the same old feelings I felt the first time going through Silent Hill 2. I had to live with and inevitably care for my grandmother, dealing with her emotional manipulation and verbal abuse while she slipped from psychotic and argumentative where no amount of effort was good enough, to happy and clueless. What made it all the more difficult was that English was her second language so sometimes her dialog and in most cases, arguments, where this slow and clunky outbursts much like what you'd hear in the game. I don't hate her for what she put me through, she's old and I don't believe she's entirely aware of herself anymore, I had a choice between living with her or being homeless, and I don't doubt that I am a stronger person for dealing with her for so long, but I do hate the time we had together.

14:30 The player is given a goal right after the intro: to get to Rosewater Park. If they focus entirely on that, using the map to plan out a route, they hit one dead end after another, eventually getting to the motor home with a message about Neely's Bar in it, leading to a new map showing the apartment key and the route through the building. While ignoring the map and just wandering around at random can lead to finding the apartment key, the only reason to go there is that ignoring the map leaves them with nowhere else to go. So whether James has a clear goal or not depends on the player's approach to the situation.

I know this is old now, however yesterday I finished this game for the very first time. I got the leave ending, partly because I was playing the Enhanced Edition port on pc which included a quick healing option. Either way, I really think that the leave ending was the one I needed now, at this point in my life. I recently had a struggle with suicide that put me in a unique position to actually leave my abusive and miserable situation, and although I'm doing better, uncertainty does have a way of getting the better of me often. The pure exhaustion of living vicariously through James, and yet rising up finally to shed away Pyramid Head and Maria is honestly inspiring to me, and making out of it alive to foster the youth of the future to better lives makes me somewhat happy. That being said, I can't say that I don't see the appeal of the in the water ending, especially because after all of that, it was James' choice, and no one others, to be with Mary forever, not fearing death but celebrating their life together finally, and without shame. I'd like to say thank you to increasing my absolute awe at this game and it's feats in storytelling. There is so much here I feel like I just need to sit with and contemplate. Love you.

I loved all 4 hours and 42 minutes. I could listen to people talk about 2 all day. I never noticed the elevator doesn't stop during the game show, very cool observation. I used to think the game show segment was kind of dumb but now I see it differently. I got this game when I was 10 or 11 and I'm now 27 and I've had a weird life-long obsession with SH2. For me, it's the most effectively scary form of entertainment media I've ever experienced.

"In my restless dreams I see that town..." Almost 20 years later and I still get chills...

I'm only 37min in when writing this but I wanted to say two things before I forget. One is the fact that your brilliant analysis is only possible because this game is so meaningful and so much more than a game (my favorite game of all time, I'm 32 and been playing since I'm 4), it is art, it is masterpiece, and unconsciously, something so deep and meaningful drives out the very best from people, the team working on it, you, me... And that is important to note I think. Second thing has been haunting me since my first playthrough, and watching the video brought back this itch to the surface, and thanks to internet I can at least and at last voice it : I cannot help but believe there has been a switch in the loading screens from this game and Shadow of Memories, both Konami games released not so far apart. Those footsteps are a bit "bland" for SH2, while the loading screen from Shadow of Memories is using a similar pattern as the one that the SH2 main screen logo is displaying, which not really a propos, the footsteps feel way more adapted. This is quite a crazy thought, but SoM has been important to me too, and the thought has been haunting me. What do you think? Ho and... T H A N K Y O U for this video, going to resume it right now.

Most people really don’t ‘get’ Silent Hill. Guillermo del Toro gets it, Hideo Kojima gets it and you obviously get it. Silent Hill was never about Pyramid Head, it’s not explicit slasher horror. It’s all about world building and bringing to light the terrible secrets of ordinary-looking people. The critics who complained about tank controls and fixed camera angles in horror games didn’t know what the fuck they were talking about and now we have a genre that’s overflowing with games about killing monsters and zombies in as many wacky ways as possible in meaningless set pieces that will be forgotten by everyone. Silent Hill was made by a handful of cigarette smoking, canned coffee drinking, David Lynch watching Japanese artsy types in their late 20s and early 30s. They overcame budgetary and technical limitations through mad dedication, hard work, originality and genuine passion for what they were doing. That is not something a big budget design studio under the meddling watch of the current day industry could possibly replicate. It also doesn’t help that Konami, who holds the license to the game, has become a piece of shit company that’s more interested in making pachinko machines than any memorable games. I think the only hope is that the psychological horror genre can be revived with a completely original spiritual successor.

This game has impacted me so much each time I have played it since the first time to the 20th. And each time a new thing affected me. The part you mentioned at the end about age changing your perspective is so accurate. You touched on some things that despite multiple plays and researching the game I STILL didn't know. Silent hill 2 is the gift that keeps on giving. Excellent work sir. This is the first of your vids I've watched and am now going to dedicate a portion of my life watching more! As a side note. I saw another comment mentioning the suffering. That is probably my second most favourite horror game, commentary on that would be awesome!

I'm kinda surprised you didnt say anything about James' voice when he says "okay, stay right there" to Maria when they're talking through the jail cell. His tone of voice changes to one that reminds me of someone that's just been completely taken over mentally. Like he wasnt even there anymore and was being taken over. The way he responds to her has always gotten me

Interestingly enough, Silent Hill 2 was one of the things that inspired me to be a Psyche major

Great video, but I have to disagree with Eddie having Body Dysmorphic Disorder. I think it would be more appropriate for him to have Binge Eating Disorder, if you're going to assign him a disease. Body Dysmorphia is characterized by a person thinking that they look way different than people perceive them. For instance, it was rumored Michael Jackson had this disorder and that's why he had so much plastic surgery and bleaching done. Eddie, more or less, just has a weight problem and such weight problem was continually used against him from his bullies. Otherwise, this is very enjoyable to watch. 10/10.

This game.... still my favourite gaming experience of all time.

Here it is.... again. Once more, I'd like to thank everybody for the support they gave the previous upload and I hope you guys don't find any major editing flubs in this video. please.

Wow what a hidden gem of a deep throughout review.. can't thank you enough. You really showcased this game like the masterpiece it is.

The "Leave" ending is the best and I consider it the most appropriate for the history. The fight with the Pyramid Heads would be pointless if at the end, James decided commit suicide even then. Mary forgive him, then James forgive himself and live to fulfill Mary's last wish, adopting and raising Laura. James saw how Eddie and Angela didn't make it, so it will be pointless too if not even James archieve the redemption for his sins. In the Remake for Xbox 360, you unlock an archievement called "I don't need you anymore" when you defeat Pyramid Head, therefore, it is understood that James, finally accept and overcome hia fears.

I absolutely LOVE this channel. You are someone who deserves much more recognition than you get sir. With the quality of your work I am confident you will get it very soon.

At 3:49:37 the actual definition is contemporary art I really enjoyed the analysis, is very engaging and interesting and is probably the longest video I've ever seen. you can make the viewer focused for 5 hours (I have to admit that I didn't watch it all at once), that is a remarkable achievement and you deserve more subs.

you comment on the misrepresentation of pyramid head in future media 10/10 thankyou for making a big point of that

Single greatest game analysis on the internet. Bravo.

Silent hill 2 IS the game for me... Thank you for your work, time and passion. This will probably always be my favorite "game"/"art". It cuts deep...

The stairs collapsing seems to be representing the point of no return for James, no turning back now, he's gone far enough in his understanding to not be able to come to the last realisation he needs to face : Maria, the true Mary in my opinion, or the projection of what he wanted Mary to be, but never was (hence Mary's clothing for Maria, blurring the distinction between the two), is not an angel, and the burden of her death should not be solely carried on his shoulder. He needs to confront this final fact : "Marya" is a manipulative and weak woman that lacked the courage to face herself, and to face the fact that she is currently disgracing her husband, which is, in his love, unable to stand up to her, confused to be hurt so much by the woman he loves. She's hurting him to cover her lack of courage, and hurt herself in the process, because the tragedy is that those two tormented human being truely love each other... They just don't realise something has been lost along the way : themselves. Love can have a tendancy to make weakness seems like a solution, because it can easily feel very wrong to stand up to someone you love. But being weak is not being good, far from it. Man... I am a ranting machine, and today it seems you won the Jackpot! Hey wait ... 🤔 You made a 4h45 video... You are the ranting machine! Haha 👌 Thanks so much for this video, I believe my comments show how seriously I took it. Much respect, you inspired me to do some more analysis myself.

This video is truly quality, and absolutely incredible. Everyone's point of view on SH2 is different, and yours is fresh and well-versed. I especially enjoyed the Aztec history lesson regarding the tablets, and the dive into capital punishment ethics. Your commentary is engaging and very, very thought provoking (as a giant fan of your Morrowind retrospective and discussion). Thank you for making this video and I have no doubt success will come as a result of your diligence and hard work.

"Im gonna show you mary's letter reading" Me: dont do this. Dont hurt me again

This is one of the best most comprehensive analysis' of Silent Hill 2 I've ever watched. Thoroughly enjoyable with insightful and intelligent speculation and fact. Props my man

This is my longest video that I have watched from start to finish without skipping, took few breaks though, also broke it into two days, just wanna say you did a fantastic job. Silent Hill 2 is a masterpiece and your commentary explained all the details why.

Awesome video. I’ve often heard how good SH2 is but never got around to playing it. In part because I have been doing other stuff, but mostly because playing horror games tends to get me really tense for a long time afterwards. Thanks for making this and letting me experience it without having to deal with that. The depth of this story is amazing, and it’s a shame that video games of this era and earlier were never taken seriously. Final Fantasy VII has always been my example to people who think video games are just toys for children. In a lot of ways, games can go much deeper than books and movies because they have the interactive element. It’s a sad irony that now games are finally seen as a serious medium, that they have become hollow, corporate vehicles, used to squeeze every last penny out of the gamers. Anyway, dude. I don’t want to end on a sad note, so keep up the great work 👍

Also, I liked how you said "which I'll get into in a few hours" when in *every* other video I've seen on any topic, it's "a few minutes" 😂😂👏👏.

Holy shit I'm five minutes in and this is the most amazing, thought-out, carefully laid piec of Silent Hill commentary I've seen, ever. Oh my god. Thank you so much for this.

Badass voice, great analysis, thumbs up from me.

Losing my mother from illness....seeing her suffer for a few years...it is very difficult. This letter hits me hard every time. Very powerful.

Hell, I wanted an analysis, but 4 hours and 40 minutes? this is a god damn audio book!

I find it interesting how Angela walks up into flame, where in contrast to James, is the complete opposite to how he traverses the town. In most scenarios and especially the Historical society he goes further and further down, and as he goes it gets colder (Atmospherically) and wetter, while Angela rises in flame. James cannot see the flame and so there isn't an imminent danger, but he can feel the warmth. The way Eddie's and Angela's emotions become physical in the town is interestingly different to James, and so I don't see Angela as inherently dying when walking up in the flames. Her sin was a 'crime of passion', and passion usually invokes flames and perhaps to her shes always walking in flames in her own Silent Hill Hell. Since she doesn't die on screen I don't think shes alive or dead, more like Pandora's box where instead of the box shes in the town, but I do agree that James doesn't try further because he cannot help and its up to themselves to come to terms with their own turmoil.

Thank you for all the work you put into this, I enjoyed the experience.

best video to work on your own game, great work dude :)

Hey Aesir. I'm a *silent* fan who has seen all of your works. Keep it up, you produce excellent content.

Wow, I’d love to hear your take on silent hill the room. Amazing analysis, thank you 🙏

Enjoyed every minute of this analysis... and brought back many memories for me as a 14 year old playing this game for the first time, 20 years on almost and this game is still amazing !!!!! Thank you for your hard work !!!!

The prisoners are saying "Ritual" there's a cell you can hear them in with all the scribblings and occult books scattered instructing how to revive someone from the dead, the "rebirth" ending. It's a hint. Also "James, the horny idiot" is probably THE BEST subtitle they could've used for the game. SILENT HILL 2: James, The Horny Idiot

This and you are CRIMINALLY underrateddddddd 😵😵😵😭😱. I'm only just 45 minutes in and already I've learned SO much. It's not enough for me to just say that this entire video is amazing, fantastic, incredible; it's just so rich, entertaining, and educational in such an interesting way that had me invested despite my ADHD 😣 and the fact that I was eating something that required repeated multiple steps and construction. I'd still like to say thank you, so thank you! 😄😅💐

I have no idea if you even still make videos, but I have to let you know how much I appreciate this analysis. It's seriously on the level of a university doctorate in its detail and citations, and it made me realise how amazingly deep this game is.

"David Lynch is the biggest influence throughout this entire series..." FINALLY! NO other Silent Hill youtuber I have found mentions how IMPORTANT this guys work is to Silent Hill. SH2 is basically just lost highway except he had a legit reason to kill his wife.

Holy sh*t, what a work of love. Well done, man!

Does anyone else feel like Laura died in the hospital right after Mary was killed & the only reason she's in Silent Hill is to visit her friend?

Amazingly written and researched. I watched this video a couple of times to soak everything in and I especially like how you drew attention to the handling of mental illness by the developers, but every part of this video is simply a joy to listen to/watch. In-depth and comprehensive. A good ass video about a good ass game. What more is there to ask for? Keep making these ✌️

This was great! Ty so much!! I love SH & have been just so depressed that they let it die. Nothing compares to the SH's, esp 1, 2 & 3. When part 2 came out, it blew my socks off for good

I just love this Video. You discuss so many Things and nicely draw the Line between proper Analysis and personal Opinion. I have watched a Lot of SH2-Videos on KZfaq and I honsetly think this might be one of the best I have seen. "Schrödinger's Mary's Corpse" literally made me laugh, and it is an interesting Thought too. Thank you for making this Video!

3:01:08 “I’m lazy” - yeah, right 😂 Exceptional analysis, thank you so much! I enjoyed every second of it.

One of my favourite videos ever, thank you. I feel like this game is a part of me, and your every word brings it to life.

Thanks for fixing the audio!

"Maria must have some super strong hair gel" Maybe she used gorilla glue?

What a great review! I am so grateful for every minute of this work. It is just amazing! If you lack the words to wrap up the whole video, I would suggest these ones: "Choose love!" Thank you very much!

This is like the third or fourth Silent Hill 2 gigantic analysis video I see and I don't plan to stop anytime soon. Everytime, people still say something new about it. Even after 20 years! A true testament of just how much art there is in this game

This video is criminally underviewed. Silent Hill 2 is such a legendary game, and this analysis really goes into what makes it special.

Just wanted to say thank you for all of your work. Must have taken forever to make this! Thoroughly enjoying it so far :)

Really enjoyed this, your quality is pretty high. I will try to share it around, you deserve to be more popular.

This is still the greatest Silent Hill video ever, great job man, I always look forward to your videos!

Thank you for giving this masterpiece of a game the analysis it truly deserves. At almost 5 hours, this video is quite a monster in an of itself, but it's worth every minute to at least have in the background while doing other things, if a video of this length isn't for you.

One thing to note here, the dual pyramid head fight can be easier if you just circle strafe while using the handgun instead

This video essay might be years old but if you still check it, I'd like to let you know that I watch this about once a year. This is a phd thesis quality analysis and takes me back to my college years because the video has such an interesting lecture feel to it. Fantastic insights. Thank you.

Great video,the ammount of work put into this is absurd,i really can't say how much this video is good

thank you so much for this. I love SH2 and the themes and plot! now I can lay down and watch this every night before bed like the mathewmatosis dark souls vid lol

Donna didn't actually sing Snake Eater, that was Cynthia Harrell ;)

This was so enjoyable and insightful to listen to! I'm a huge fan of ther series especially Silent Hill 2 and I love how even today I still learn new things about the game

This is one of the most amazing videos on KZfaq seriously you touched on allot of media sh lore video game mechanics and lore this was amazing I’ve never played the game but you make me wish I did I rewatch this video every like 6 months

This is great work it has helped me understand so much about game play. The cause and effect it has on humans with choices is a great way to view game play.

My god, what a thorough and amazing analysis this was. Thank you for this great ~5 hours. Its funny, i've never played this game because i'm terrified of silent hill games since my father used to play them when i was a child and stupid me watched him play them. But funnily enough i'm still fascinated by this series, especially this game. It truly is one of the best told stories, handling mature themes superbly and your analysis gave great insight into it. Please more of this in the future ;)

Halfway through the video, I wanna say this is a fantastic video. This is the only video I've bothered watching about SH2 ever since I finished it, (which was late 2022) but this tempted me and you REALLY hooked me in. Fantastic work and I can't wait to watch more of it!

I waited years for someone to make a video like this, thank you!

Developers were "swallowed by the Earth"? You sure they didn't just start jumping down a bunch of holes like Mr. James Sunderland? 🤔

My dad wouldn't let me watch him play this when I was younger I just subbed :)

Probably my 4th time watching this and it's still as great as the first time, Thanks for uploading this soo long ago Aesir

That was an amazing narrative to the best horror game ever made. This game is art and did take me a few replays to understand it. No other game has touched me like this, great work mate

I was 8 years old when my dad played this game for my sisters and I and it terrified me. It made me think of psychology of the mind and guilt at such a young age and even though it's a video game it's a big part of my life. As I've gotten older when I revisit this game it makes me think even more. I love this game and I wish games were like this still.

He added 10 minutes! Oh nos!

I really enjoyed this video! I'm so glad that you made the effort into making it. Thanks, man! This series has changed my perception of psychological horror. While SH4 was to me, the scariest game I ever played. And in terms of atmosphere, it made me feel filthy and unpure playing it. This game, on the other hand, touched me on a subconscious level and can never get it out of my head. I always find myself dreaming about this version of the town of SH. Thanks again.

Just came across this and I'm about halfway through, I just wanted to say it's awesome and it's easy to see you put dozens or hundreds of hours of work into this. I always like finding these sort of in depth commentaries, keep up the good work!

I finally ended the video. You concluded it in a very powerful way, even more respect to you for this. I realised that my previous comment about the death of Maria may be very well over the top, especially in the sense that it extrapolates a lot, and also diminished to an extent Mary's illness. My personal life and love experienced wasn't filtered enough in this comment, having treaded through the streets of Silent Hill myself, not so long ago... Thanks again, it goes without saying that I will indeed watch the SH1 video too, can't wait actually. It is not SH2 by any means, but darn it, I was 12 I think, and a very sensitive boy, still am a sensitive man, and fear is an emotion, and SH blew me away. For the anecdote, the demo of SH actually steered me away from the game, it was that scary for me. A coincidence made it appear on my shelf short after nevertheless. The kid crying in the school restroom? Had to stop the game and go wash my face and rest for like 15 minutes before resuming. I could not handle this game, yet never something touched me so deeply, in awe, fascinated. Be ready for some more comment on the SH1 video... 🙄 I believe comments are good for your channel, KZfaq enjoys interactions I think, so I won't feel too bad about them! 😁

Ahhh, this is beautifully done. This has been very thought-provoking and I really admire your efforts into putting of these theories together. I think you've done this justice. Again, can't stress this enough. I'm so happy that this video exists. After all these years, it's like a catharsis I never knew I needed. There are still questions, but you've answered a lot of them; thank you for that ^^ On another note, I'm not sure if you're going to do this, but since you asked, I thought maybe you can talk about the short indie game "Firewatch" (takes roughly 5 hours to play ) - that game about a guy who ran away from the city ( and obviously responsibilities ) to be a fire lookout in a forest.

the fact that Mary's body is in the backseat of the car from the very beginning is blowing my mind in very uncomfortable ways

I believe that the lady on the door is meant to be a reflection of james anima. Placing Maria's ring on her hand opens the door reenforces the theme of james feeling that he is trapped by Mary and would be allowed to move on if he embraced Maria.

Damnit, now I need another snake eater play through. Thank you for the excellent content, time to fiend for Kojima-san to come back and give us more MGS :')

Alright, 2 hours in now, and again writing a bit spontaneously, dreading to forget the bit of thinking that occured to me while listening to your "non-analysis" of the elevetor game, to put it very bluntly. Even though the fact that it never stop is a very nice catch, and the fact that it is in part a scheme to force it unto the player without him/her having to doubt the actuality of it, cause as you mention, damaged DVDs or loop bugs were not a myth at all, especially in this era, and even more so with the ever so fragile black CDs of the PSX still haunting the PS2 gamers we had become by then. But I have a really really hard time accepting it doesn't mean anything, too long, too disturbing. So I'll give my spontaneous take on it right now. James is slowly becoming, undergoing change, and the manipulations of Maria I think accelerates this at this point. He is facing the sexual Mary he couldn't accept he desired for so long, therefore revealing his own weakness during their relationship, to either try to confront her with the fact she's not the woman he wants her to be, or be strong and honest enough with himself to realise the relationship is doomed, and that instead of letting her diminish him into a pussy that he is clearly not deep down inside, he should break up, which takes some balls that she managed to cut off from him. Love is a b*tch in this regard, very insidious thing. So here's Maria giving him a sense of purpose, a mission, she portays herself as weak and afraid, and empowers him, and cap it with actual physical contact. His dreamwife is needing him, and offers herself to him in a way, to the pussy he's become and that he's trying to overcome. Ok, now the elevator. What if it actually symbolised a resurgence of the feeling of personal value he's slowly managing to allow to resurface in him? A need to prove to him, but mostly perhaps to the girl standing next to him in the elevator, that he can shine in the spotlight? That he can manage trials under the eyes of all (the host and the public). That he can be the center of interest, after all, that he has more to offer than what he's been showing to Mary? That he's becoming the man he's been shying away from, capable of acting under external pressure, and to face his responsability? I think it makes sense in the way that the show is, like the rest I assume, coming from his mind, and that as the elevator goes down, he's also going down deeper in his atrocious introspection, as you mention. The game becomes a descent as you say, from now on, and Maria may have trigger the spark that kindles this dead flame once more? And she mentions that he's focusing solely on his dead wife, perhaps hinting that she's not the problem, but all the problems are within himself, as I mentionned above : he didn't try to confront Mary, or act the break-up, thus building such an unavowed resentment up to the ultimate denial of himself, he killed the manipulative c*nt instead of facing his own demon, and as the game is clearly showing it, it was way easier for him, cause man.... Journeying into Silent Hill isn't easy, obviously. Alright, tell me what you think about it! Resuming the video now! Man, you rock the boaaaaat!!!!!

Wow this was great! The editing, narration, and composure makes this one hell of analysis! Thank you for this!

your channel is terribly underrated, i absolutely love your videos

This was an awesome commentary on SH2. I can’t wait to see the rest of the series if possible done the same way

...more. I want to watch extended commentaries of more games. Silent Hill 4, The Suffering... Whatever.

It was an absolute pleasure to relive this unforgettable game with your commentary. Thank you for making it.

incredibly well done. this kept me intrigued for each and every second - one of the v few videos i don't skip through parts. really great game played and analyzed by a great youtuber! thank you so much for this

"Something I want to briefly touch on while we effortlessly beat up Eddie with a pipe..." 3:17:56 The monotone voice, plus the ridiculous sight of seeing James do that to Eddie for the first time in my life, made me laugh my ass off twice. First when initially seeing it, and then once again when I tried rewatching it to hear what I was laughing too hard to hear! x3