Adrian

Stunning review for a stunning album. Great job.

Great review as always. Freebird is a chilling ballad, although when it comes to my preferences, it competes with Tuesday's Gone, which is also fantastic. Unfortunately, I only know these two; I still have to listen to the whole album!

Congratulations, guys, really. Just reviewing a legendary band's album carelessly and serious, well-reasoned comments start pouring in, but when it comes to reviewing a controversial artist like Povia, that's when everyone's true maturity shows. It's not necessary to listen to an album you don't like; I didn't do it either, but at least recognize an objectively written review, especially one that has ACTUALLY LISTENED to the album, but this is obviously asking too much. Well done KillerJoe, great review.

Yessssss!

I reiterate: whoever tells me that Iron Maiden have been making the same song for thirty years/make only three chords/are repetitive should be honest and say they've listened to ONLY one album, or a few songs here and there, because anyone who has listened WELL to even just the first seven albums can confirm their genius (even though later on they also released a couple of crap albums, just to be clear). As far as I'm concerned, I find Piece of Mind amazing, on the same level as the three preceding it, but the subsequent trio of Powerslave-Somewhere in Time-Seventh Son is unbeatable.

You said it well: reviewing a Maiden album has now become quite a challenge. I would have an indescribable urge to voice my opinion on every single album, but I would only end up with sarcastic comments about what would be the thousandth review of this band. Regarding the album, I won’t give it a 5 simply because, although I liked it, it obviously doesn’t hold up in comparison to the first seven. Personally, I consider it one of the best albums post '88, as well as my favorite from this period.

I agree on almost everything. The voice of Midnight is one of those that simply takes your breath away, absurd, almost inhuman. Congratulations again.

Ah, what the heck... a 2 for the game? Just so you know, I'm coming to find you!

I'm glad to see that other people have appreciated this video game too! Of course, it's not that intricate; it's easy to get captivated by a concept like this... The first time I played, I really struggled to make it through, and with the second one, I was even tempted to leave it behind at a couple of points! Another crazy thing about this title is exactly this: even though it seems aimed at kids because of Abe's charisma, it's really hard to complete... by the way, I've never managed to save all the Mudokons!

Hell, I'll tell you that the game is well made in itself, but it all collapses if you're a fan of the series... it's a nice free-roaming game with plenty of shooting mechanics, etc., but all the really fun stuff that you could use for unrestrained goofing around, like in the previous episodes, has been almost entirely removed. Get it if you feel like turning the page and moving on to a much more realistic experience with fewer frills, because let's face it, you'll either love a game like this or leave it sitting there after a few days.