Final Planet: BEST GAME EVER

This is how the end begins. I know this because I am all that remains of what once was. I am the record of what transpired. If this is being received by another entity, then perhaps there was a point to the inevitable cycle of birth and destruction. This documentation of events is all that has been salvaged from life. This is how the end begins...This is how the end begins...This is how the end begins...This is how the end begins...

Friday, March 24, 2006

BEST GAME EVER

From Kotaku: Japanese comedian / poet / actor / writer / director / painter Beat Takeshi released an insane Famicom game back in 1986 called Takeshi no Chousenjou (“Takeshi’s Challenge”). How insane? The title tells players, “This game is made by a man who hates video games.” Takeshi no Chousenjou puts the player through hell like forcing the player to sing karaoke continuously, stare at a blank monitor, pilot a plane that can’t go up and hit the final boss 20,000 times.

I was begining to think that the life-sucking Elder Scrolls Oblivion was the best game ever, but this proves I was wrong.