That's cool but I'm seeing so many instances of "To liken you to this lame as hell thing would be a disservice to that lame thing" that it's not fun anymore.

So how does Jeopardy work? Specifically, why are the answers expressed as questions? Because it's not like "The title princess of this game, which launched a best-selling franchise, was named for F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife" is the answer to "What is the Legend of Zelda"? Lose the word "princess" and it just about…

I propose that we just have two Suikoden days per year. Or 108. ... Or 365.

I'm just rounding off Chrono Trigger and Red Dead Redemption, and I've been meaning to get back to Kid Icarus Uprising even though it's failed to truly grab me so far. As for the Summer, Persona 3 Portable was on sale (and still is actually, think it's still £13 or so on the British Playstation Store until July 3rd)…

Please don't start encouraging Penny Arcade to stop saying what they want to say. The fact that they do that is their main appeal and it always has been. Mike made a good point on that blog post about Twitter not being the place to have a proper conversation, but I think he's just giving the short answer when he…

I don't want to believe it either. Hella sad about that.

Nnnnnnope. The absence of the Tingle Tuner is what's been confirmed.

Yeah! Of course. It's like, that struck me as the reason for porting it to the Wii U in particular as soon as I heard the original announcement. It's pretty funny that what we're getting instead is bottles of notes that are supposed to contain hints for the game when this internet has already had every secret of that…

... Well, I mean:

There's not a ten-year old game in existence that needs a visual update less than Wind Waker. Optimising the screen resolution and throwing in some blinding lighting effects do not seem worth the effort.

That's the only reason I bought the original Animal Crossing, and even though I grew to love the game itself I never bothered with any of the subsequent iterations. Sometimes I pull out the 'cube version and do some weeding and get berated for being generally neglectful. In the end I only ever came across 3 NES games,…

Promise?

I'm 24 and this is scarring me NOW.

It must be such an ordeal to draw folded arms that many times.

Recent Misfits is very weak. They've now got rid of the entire original cast. The beginning of he end was when that dealer showed up and everybody could start buying and selling and trading powers, because now the powers aren't necessarily a manifestation of aspects of characters' personalities. They're just there.

That's interesting, I found that I never even messed around with orbments outside the stat-boosting effects until near the end of the game. The combat is fairly easy throughout. You won't run into many surprises you can't deal with unless you run off somewhere the game doesn't want you to go yet, and there aren't even…

I didn't hear about the Vita, but there's an HD PS3 version in Japan that may or may not be out already.

Yeah I heard. Honestly I'll accept it however it might manifest. If it's translated into some kind of fume I will inhale it.

I loved those treasure chests. There's a different message in every single one. There's a ton of funny/charming moments in there, I lost count of how many times it made me laugh or at least crack a smile.

NEVER

It went on a two-fer sale on PSN recently. You can get it with Persona 2: Innocent Sin for just under £20 (in the UK). That's how I acquired it. I really hope it gets enough download action to get some attention and convince the powers that be that SC's worth a cheeky localise. Every finger crossed. Hands be useless…