dont get me wrong - the story itself is fantastic. It takes some great, classic Hollywood twists and turns, and as for the ending, I played 'savior' and rescued kids (you're given a moral choice to rescue children or destroy them. sounds like an easy choice, but in many ways, its as if you stumbled upon a pack of vampire 8 year olds. Do you attempt to save and cure them, or put them out of their misery. The game affords a measure of mercy in either decision, so you can peacefully choose your own path). ANYWAY - I chose to 'cure' them, and I dont know if the ending is the same, but the ending I got from that was just breath-taking. I cried, and then I put down the controller and went over to where my 3 year old daughter was playing with some stuffed animals, and I just hugged her tight.

for a very long time.

What a tremendous game.

would love to chat with him about working with Bill Murray, instead of having to do some actual teaching work...hope the movie does well

And geez Danny, you are a hard man to please. My daughter and I both enjoyed Monster House. Thought it moved at a great pace (the opening tricycle sequence is an animation tour-de-force), and was an original twist on the haunted house gimmick.

Finally, if Gore Verbinski wasn't working on BioShock, Kenan looks like he would be a natural.