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Maybe it's a generational thing.

Posted by Enophile on September 27, 2011 at 08:08:37:
I was knocked out by how well crafted the soundtrack/visual aspect was handled.

In addition to the killer sonic accompaniment, which may be enhanced by the home listening experience on your system, I thought many of the visuals themselves were a step up, too.

The opening set, the underground escape, the juxtapositioning of the desert with the first set, LOADS of tension in the quiet moments, on and on...

What did you think of the alternate ending?