I was about to mention Lunar 2. First game to ever make me cry. Not the last, but the first.

You know, oddly enough I found the plot of After Years decently interesting. Although it wasn't the most stellar final fantasy game ever made, it actually surprised me with some of the things in it, such as Cecil essentially ending up a brainwashed husk of himself for a large portion of the game.

You know, for some reason this whole thing reminds me of a girl I used to chat with online on occasion, back when I did some IM based pen-pal stuff.

As an American who is extremely for national health care, let me explain to you the reason why Americans that have actually done their homework are upset about Obama's health care plan:

Have you ever tried playing Pen and Paper RPGs, Greg? With your point of view I think that you might enjoy them. They tend to be a lot more free-form than MMOs and video game based RPGs in general, but you still have the enjoyment of playing with others you'd expect from an MMO. Also, several are much more free…

The versions of Mahjong you normally find on windows are a solitaire variant which has absolutely nothing to do with the actual game. Haven't tried that specific one out, but I see no reason why it would be different. Real Mahjong is more like chess.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't manhunt 2 start out as a wii exclusive? (yes, I know it was intensely censored, but still...)

It's not explicitly shown, but from the slightly jerky way the character is turning my guess is that it uses the same method most DS and 3DS FPS games use, where you use the stylus on the touch screen to free-look while moving using the left circle pad. It's actually a very intuitive style that I personally have an…

Yup. I never have. Nothing against it mind you, I just don't go on killing sprees in the towns of skyrim anyways so the lack of kill able children means nothing to me.

Deadpool is a human mercenary who came down with cancer, and joined the weapon X project as a last ditch effort to keep himself from dying.

I'd like to take this opportunity to give a shoutout to Eversion.

I'd like to take this opportunity to do a shoutout to Eversion.

Nope. VIII Only. Since the pocket station was never released in America, the only ways to max out the chocobo GF were by importing the device from Japan or buying the little known PC port of VIII, which included the pocket station section as a stand alone application that communicated with the main game. IX had other…

Well, I knew it was fan art, but I figured there might be a fan comic to go with it rather than just the one page. Apparently not.

Is this an actual thing, or is that image it. If it is an actual thing, where can I find it?

There have been a few high profile examples of them breaking street dates in previous years, but never for something as major as a new video game console that I know of. I'd be absolutely shocked if they messed up like that, simply because it'd get them into an unbelievable amount of trouble with sony.

I first started to heavily use the internet shortly after I had started heavily getting into anime, largely due to "The Vision of Escaflowne," which is to this date one of my favorite ever shows. As a youngish teen I had not outgrown the phase where I considered fan works to be epic yet, and thus when I was searching…

There's truth to what you said on the surface, but I think you misunderstand why people like games like this.

So... by that logic, if you're able to steal finances from an online bank because of a loophole in the security algorithms from the security company the bank contracted with, the government should persecute the security company for having a hole in their security, and just leave you alone, because it's not your fault…

no, actually that's a pretty normal point of view these days. Again, I was talking about how people thought about it when it came out vs how they think about it now.