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Press A to continue is fricking annoying.

don't fear change, let it caress you and feel you, relax into it and it goes much better

It's a play on the phrase "Press a key to continue" --> "Press 'A' key to continue"

I'm sure the programmer thought it terribly funny, and still snorts milk out his nose whenever he thinks of it.

---------- Post added at 08:37 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:29 AM ----------

I just played it for a few minutes. I guess it's a zelda clone?

Interesting control scheme - you never have to move your fingers around the keyboard, just keep them over asdf and the thumb on the spacebar.

I can understand the concept, but it probably would take quite a bit of getting used to, and unless the game is spectacular, I wouldn't spend time doing that.

The endless menus in the beginning are way, way too much, though.