God this game was great. Bob the Cherub. I cracked out on this game from start to finish in one weekend. This was before the rise of energy drinks and all we had was Mt. Dew to keep us going. My friend brought his computer over to my house and set it up. You see my computer wasn't strong enough at the time to play Messiah. His had a whopping, 128mb of RAM. After he had it set up I installed Messiah and he proceeded to take over my PS2 for the weekend. We played games from Friday night to Sunday night then it was back to school. Those were the good old days. High School was great. Messiah was great.

You see it is experiences like this; that make us play games. We not only remember everything about the game but everything about the moment surrounding our time with it. Thank you gamesas for such good memories with some amazing games.

Aside from the numerous technical problems, when Messiah was on and working, it was on and working!

I, too, installed Messiah for another go 'round and found that it still had the hilariously, sick humor of a classic B-movie, and the hair-raising nail-biting leaps of faith into huge spaces of a Indiana Jones flick!

How 'bout the scene where Bob tries to enter Club Kyd, and he has to use an alternate route by flying into a really, really, large area filled with big fans. When he flies into this area, he screams,

"HELLO...!" His voice echoing.




Thanks for that, gamesas!