What's in a name?
-Shakesphere

How about FF9? Its story is very simple and clean. It's got its funny moments and the best IMO FF soundtrack to boot. And the gameplay is also very easy to get into but has a good deal of depth.

I only recently finished FF9, I bought it when I was younger (10), got bored and couldn't finish it, but I appreciate it a lot more now that I'm older (20).

I think it would need the omni treadmill to work well. Imagine walking forward but at the same time moving your head to see what is around you.

The last time I really laughed at a comic was when they were still making 'Flintlocke's guide to Azeroth'.

Haha! I haven't played infinite yet either. For games with single player DLC I like to wait for the complete edition.

Patience is a virtue I have. And if a PC version doesn't come out I will buy the console version, I just enjoy playing in my PC far more for many reasons, and none of it has to do with graphics.

Man, I feel like I'm the only one around here who hasn't seen GTA V in action.

I'm not sure if it's nostalgia but I do feel that brawl felt a lot more 'floaty' than melee, what's your take?

I also believe that it's one of the best intros ever made for any form of media.

This made me chuckle, thanks.

That's what would make it so very interesting. I never said I wanted another GTA-esque game, we have plenty of those, this would be interesting because developers will need to think outside the box on how to make fundamental mechanics, such as travel, different

Good, now turn it into an open world game. I would so buy a game set in Beijing. Closest we got was sleeping dogs.

Not surprised if this guy is as arrogant as his company.

The DLC is what put me off this game. I know it's fair to have to purchase extra music but I already have the soundtracks for FF7 and upwards, I don't want to have to purchase them again.

I know that you can backup your claim, I just believe it would have been wiser to do so in your first post, that is all.

I know that you can backup your claim, I just believe it would have been wiser to do so in your first post, that is all.

How can you say something so casually like that in your post without backing up your claims?

Haha, on it!

I'm afraid of not checking kotaku every second.