In a now-defunct Gamestop ca. 2010 I scavenged this for a meager buck. It dusted in my shelf for ten years, after I found its first ten minutes unbearably boring. Having granted it passage out of my backlog now, I can affirm my prior convictions that it's boring, and slow, and gimmicky. Despite that, I had some fun with the character interactions, music and locations. The central mystery wasn't exactly exciting, but the unravelling of it was. God, I miss cing.