For me is Out Run 2 (in any of its forms, being SP, 2006 C2C or Online Arcade). When I can’t be bothered with anything else (or with life itself), I just go back there, drifting with my F40 without a single worry in the world.

I bet your town doesn’t have buildings from the 1.400 a.d. tho

Sadly

Ask and you shall be given!

This is a brilliant and clever use of the Kinect. Mine has been sitting on top of my XB1 for ages and I’ll happily undust it to play Fru. Really looking forward to the release :)

No one is gonna talk about those crosses (people?) floating in the sky?

No word yet about an international release.

I think I’ll go with:
1. Dark Souls
2. Bloodborne / Dark Souls 3 (definitely a tie)
3. Demon’s Souls
4. Dark Souls 2

Every time I drive past that abandoned factory in Campogalliano (it is just next to the Italian Brennero highway) I get a little sad.

And this is why you should play on console, people!

Man, you just need to git gud

I usually go for “fuck shit”. It is very appropriate with most bosses. Sometimes I use Italian variations, like “stronzo infame” or “figlio della merda”. (no, you don’t need translated versions)

Time to sell the game

Excuse me for going OT here Brian, but I really like reading your stuff, and it would be nice to have a comprehensive list of the books you wrote (or you collaborated in). Already got Arcade Mania and Japanese Schoolgirl Confidential. Aside from this upcoming Japanese Tattoos, is there something else you might…

Yeah, let’s blame the Italians, as usual :D

Bloody Beetroots reference in the 5th pic?

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If you only consider the retail release of Blue in Japan (disregarding the initial release in Oct 1996 exclusive for CoroCoro subscriber) that the answer is yes, at least for North America.
Here’s a recap. Copypasted from Wikipedia because I’m lazy :)

Internationally yes, Red and Blue. But in Japan was Red and Green. As I said, Blue came out later.

Allow me to be picky here. The first two Pokémon games released in Japan in February 1996 were Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Green Version. Pokémon Blue Version came 8 months later (October 1996) exclusively for subscribers of CoroCoro Comic, and in 1999 for everyone else in retail.