Creative ways games mess with you

[insanecow0]

Wasn't there a DS game with a puzzle that required you to close the system to bring the two screens together?

I can think of at least 3. Another Code, Phantom Hourglass and TWEWY.

I'm pretty sure Hotel Dusk does also.

[alienjesus]

Wasn't there a DS game with a puzzle that required you to close the system to bring the two screens together?

I can think of at least 3. Another Code, Phantom Hourglass and TWEWY.

I'm pretty sure Hotel Dusk does also.

Yeah, I think someone else mentioned that. I still haven't played that game yet though! Need to get round to it sometime.

[insanecow0]

I can think of at least 3. Another Code, Phantom Hourglass and TWEWY.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure Hotel Dusk does also.[/quote]

Yeah, I think someone else mentioned that. I still haven't played that game yet though! Need to get round to it sometime.[/quote]

Sorry, I didn't see KillerJuan77's post, and yeah it is a fantastic game

[KillerJuan77]

I can think of at least 3. Another Code, Phantom Hourglass and TWEWY.

I'm pretty sure Hotel Dusk does also.[/quote]

Yeah, I think someone else mentioned that. I still haven't played that game yet though! Need to get round to it sometime.[/quote]

Sorry, I didn't see KillerJuan77's post, and yeah it is a fantastic game [/quote]

I remember seeing the game for 9 dollars on eStarland a few months ago, it's definetely worth buying.

[Ack]

In Deadly Premonition the Raincoat Killer's identity is revealed almost immediately if the player pays attention to the most minute of details. I didn't notice it until around Chapter 8 and didn't believe it until a bit later, but it's true.

Also, the town's inhabitants were named so that each one has a name starting with a different letter of the alphabet, with the exception of those with "" appearing somewhere in their names. This isn't revealed until the end credits though. And the letter I is the only letter used twice...by a pair of identical twins.