- Princess Kenny theme continues to be amazing. I've seen the shorter sequence of it already in the console wars/Game of Thrones parody episodes, but I wasn't anticipating it to show up at that very, very late stage of the game. Nor was I expecting Kenny to become an out-of-nowhere final boss.
- I can sort of understand why the game isn't any longer than it already is. The recurring jokes and plot would certainly drag had it gone on for more than 30 hours or so. That being said, some jokes do drag, and such is the problem of a game that spans for like 12-15 hours rather than a standard episode. I know the Nazi zombie thing is supposed to satirise the overused cliched nature of many video games having Nazis and/or zombies as go-to villains (though arguably, I'd say Russians have supplanted Nazis as the favourite baddies to use), but it falls on its own sword a bit when you have to fight through so many Nazi zombie villains in the game anyway.
- 8-bit Canada continues to remain my favourite bit of the game.
- Butters is still my favourite companion and ally in battle, and I'm sure many others will concur with me on that. I love Butters. He's easily one of my favourite characters in the show and I'm glad I've been able to have him on my side as my primary friend.
- Being only a casual viewer of South Park (I've only seen the two or three seasons of it), many references are lost on me, but the ones I am familiar with have been a delight to see - even the tough Al Gore fight.
- The only bit of the game that really grossed me out? It's surprisingly the abortion clinic. Foetuses scare me in an irrational way, let's face it. It's mainly how they look, even in the very stylised cartoon style of South Park. Smashing that bottle only to see an aborted foetus come out of me actually made me jump, and I had an uncomfortable time with the Khloe Kardashian's giant aborted foetus boss. The rest of the game I was kind of okay with. My boyfriend squealed in horror at the bit where you can accidentally castrate Randy though. Y'know, the first abortion sequence.
- I've begun to suddenly say "Sparkle, sunshine!" in front of my friends ._____.
- I'd love to see this style of combat system emerge in another game. You know like in uhh, Paper Mario again. It's not going to be everyone's cup of tea, but I like the engaging nature of being on your toes with fingers friendly whenever someone executes a command, and not just having to sit back during an animation sequence.
- I'm very okay with the full price I paid for the Steam version. Yeah, a lower price would have been nice for a game that is ultimately on the short side for an RPG compared to the £5 I paid for Dragon Age: Origins and Awakening with all the other DLC content a while back during a sale, but for how much I enjoyed the game and its entertainment value? Still worth it.
- A bit of a shame there's not a bigger role for the girls. Wendy's kind of peripheral in this game.
