On another note, I finally acquired a copy of Abe's Exoddus, (the PS1 version), I have made it through the first disc and onto the Slig Barracks. To be honest I'm a tad disappointed considering how much Exoddus has been raved incessantly on about how much better it is than Abe's Oddysee. While in terms of gameplay, I'd definitely agree, they expanded and improved on the mechanics from the original in every possible way. I wish the emotional Mudokons would be used more frequently and thoughtfully though, other than to make some puzzles more challenging. Abe's Oddysee offered far more intrigue and atmosphere for me, personally, not to mention every part of the world in AO felt seamlessly hostile while holding a strange sense tranquility and mystery as well. Especially when comparing the intro for both games, the intro for AO offers a large amount of intrigue and sets the stage for an odd adventure of epic proportions, whereas the intro for Exodus is more humorous. Abe's Exodus is most certainly not a bad game, I really do love it so far, but it just doesn't hold the same feelings of intrigue that Oddysee did.