In the menus, the equip screen shows "Weapon" and "Gun", like other SMT games. So it appears they have both. My guess is Slash/Pierce/Bash will be back, or at least differentiating between Weapon/Gun, y'know?

So:

That's fine, the game made it very clear in the trailer - pants are important, and probably abundant. Clearly it was an intentional trailer choice.

This was precisely how I looked at this article.

"Really, new superpower? C'mon, that sounds ridiculous."

*Reads*

"Oh shit, that's awesome!"

It appears to be a similar selection, plus a few more like Puppeteer and GoW HD. I was a little disappointed in the selection, but really, I shouldn't be pissy about free things I suppose. I've been meaning to give Puppeteer a go anyways.

What about Awesomenauts? I encourage you to give it a go :) It's a side-scrolling Platformer shooter MOBA. Also it has an amazing 80's theme song.

You deserve more upvotes/recommendations.

I'm thinking children's cardgames. Yu-Gi-Oh! anyone?

Not sure how much clearer their instructions could have been.

Because my money won't fit through the CD Drive. I'll keep trying, though.

steam can do streaming so people can watch you directly through steam as you play now. I think that's pretty new?

That is entirely fair. AMC? Amiibo-loadable content? :P

That's fair. No offense meant to the collector's. :)

This is what I'm hoping for as Amiibo goes forward. The little figures just aren't cool enough on their own for me to collect them. But, more power to those who do.

Maybe. But when you look at it as a $13 DLC character, it does look a biiiiit strange...

Weird, I got one included with my Persona Q 3DS XL I got just back in November.

WE GOT FEET PEOPLE! TINY ADORABLE FEET!

Probably would be able to share monsters with QR codes at this point, I'd imagine. Which I'm not necessarily against.

Just imagine if you could get it on Steam - get different monsters based on your Steam collection.

Humble Bundles would just be buying teams of monsters to me at that point.

No matter what anybody says to you from this point on, I respect your decision. Monster Rancher holds a special place in my heart.

God bless. I used to feel bad when I used an FAQ/Guide/Walkthrough, like I hadn't "experienced the game" the "right way". And to a certain extent, I can still agree with that - there are some things that are more satisfying when you beat it on your own. Figuring things out on your own is great!