Now see, I find Sony’s decision to not do this to be outright absurd and terrible. Not only are they missing out on profits, but the PS4 is more than capable of running PS1 games, and I don’t think many people would complain if free PS1 titles were part of the monthly Plus free offering. That’s a gold mine, just as it…

I’d argue Lute’s ending fit his story perfectly, which was just “Fuck this, I’m going to space” :P

So what, the first part of your comment was a complete tangent and mistakenly added in, like saying “I think it should be okay to eat human babies, but you know, turkey eggs taste much better than chicken eggs”?

They’ve never said CGI is the devil, just that it’s relied upon too much— CGI is best used to enhance practical effects, because not only do the actors get a better frame of reference(and because that much greenscreen is rather sickening), but there’s far less uncanny valley going on.

But they had no real money! And had to eat cheese sandwiches! Don’t you understand their much more difficult plight?!?

As Rstormgull pointed out, you do get a hint that you’re already in the ending considering the credits roll while you’re going to the boss.

This seems like a not-uncommon issue with the PS4 and games, at least from my experience. What gives?

My thoughts exactly, there are plenty of perfect eroge examples people could use, minus the dialogue.

A lot of people are giving you shit, but I just wanna say, as a localization enthusiast, I totally get ya. I’m glad XSEED is cool with you speaking out like this, and moreso I’m glad you’re continuing to bring us such great efforts. :D

Oh for fuck’s sake can we just kick anyone who decides to put this shit on shirts in the dongtaco

It almost gets PS1-level aesthetics right, but the sheer lack of texture warping gives it away as not being a game on a PS1 that was made in 1997 by an extremely small team.

Glasses on Chun-Li is a very sneaky way of making want to only ever play as her.

Best damn Bob Dylan song to have never been a Bob Dylan song in any way but parody, ya know.

Dammit, you got it stuck in my head again!

Oh boy, a World War II FPS game! That’s like, never been done!

Okay, but the concept is very much the same, and single-screen stereoscopic 3D had been around prior to 2012— like I said, the 3DS happened. Influential as it was, Oculus Rift really was just changing the components up. The bigger thing was that technology had vastly improved where displays were of much greater…

20 years ago, however, there was the Glasstron(by Sony, no less), and the Forte VFX1. Neither could be considered successful as I recall, but the Forte did exactly the same thing the Oculus does, just with shittier 90's tech, and the Glasstron was an HMD that could do motion tracking. :P

Minus the controllers, VR headsets are really just stereoscopic 3D screens connected to gyroscope or other form of motion/position-sensing, possible to do even with just some cardboard as Google proved. Save for the awkward shape, you could nearly put a box around a 3DS and get the same thing on a very basic level.

Eh, the 3DS would’ve happened regardless, and eventually someone else would’ve gone the headset route. Not to diminish what Oculus did in getting the ball rolling, but the end product...has not exactly flipped turned upside-down.

Sure, but you’ll never forget both, and characters in VII certainly did mock or point out how weird Cloud’s hair was.