Oh god. Let the computer trolls amass. What have you done, Bashcraft! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!?

Does it also come with the douchebag in the first picture? I'm running low on douchbaggery in my house as I type this.

Fuck you Kotaku. I saw the picture, defecated in response to my thinking it was a proper, HD Pok'e'mon game, and then cried a little.

Ignore this comment. It was posted in the wrong thread.

Any movie featuring the masterful sounds of The Lord of the Rings is alright in my book.

@FuuRe_cl:

@Knoxximus Kiryu: Well, mostly behind us... :D

@Samster: I am enjoy. Thank you.

@2NinjasTapedTogether: You'll find, after a few hours, that not only is the game much easier than the gaming intelligentsia wants to let on, it's also almost impossible to choose a wrong class. Class affects only beginning equipment and stats, so all classes are open to all directions. Some are just better at certain…

@MissMarlo: I'd definitely give VIII a try. It's simple, rewarding, and loads of fun. Dragon Quest, that is. I have some, but tenuous experience with the others, so I don't feel educated on them enough to recommend them, unfortunately.

@No.Na.: It's not that I haven't played them, I've played them both vicariously through a friend, as well as having my crack out of quick, progress-light playthroughs. Regardless: book plx.

@Samster: Pics or it didn't happen.

Do want.

@Koztah: From GiantBomb(.com)'s listing:

@Miss_Bones:

@unrealized: It's definitely worth a decisional rent. If you feel like you'd replay it after that, well, maybe worth buying. $50-$60 is a bit of a steep price to ask for the experience, no matter how good.

@Grahamunculus the Corpse Golem: Less powerful parts. Fix'd.

@No.Na.: I don't own either games, or an Xbox 360, and would purchase such a book. It'd be pretty sweet.

@MissMarlo: Dragon Quest VIII for the Playstation2 is my favorite, and the majority favorite, for good reason, of course. I'd give it a go. Is there a specific platform you're aiming for?