This is ripe for an Expectations v Reality memesplosion.

Isn’t he supposedly going to indoctrinate our southern neighbor into paying for the border wall? Maybe this video will make Mexico City take a second look at all of the mysterious orbs they’ve been receiving.

I don’t want to say I didn’t like it; the truth is I wasn’t smart enough to learn it. I loved watching my friends play when I was younger, but I never was able to learn how to order the attacks correctly and equip all the right things. I even bought FF7 back when it came out, read the manual front to back, and still…

Selfishly, that sounds great to me. Just seeing my friends back in the day go through all the menus to plan attacks made me feel like my brain was underdeveloped in comparison.

Crap...I never played Kingdom Hearts either. The most complex RPG elements I’ve experienced are Mass Effect and Dragon Age. People loved Kingdom Hearts though, so I’ll nab the demo on faith.

Is this game approachable for people who have always been intrigued by the FF games but could never learn the traditional battle system? Or is there still more complexity than a Mass Effect fan could handle?

For this specific case, a way around it may be to bring your XB1 to a friend’s house and download the video in one go. My internet is flaky too, and what I did was: purchase an external hd and leave it on the console (best hardware decision I’ve made since getting the console; sooo nice to have that breathing room),…

How ironic that he gloats: “You think you’re the prettiest, huh? Take a look at yourself now.”

Question: does the “Buy on Xbox One; Own on Win10" apply if you’ve only bought Seasons 1 and 2? Or does it require purchasing Season 3 to trigger the cross-ownership?

But is it prepared for victory?

Before everyone assumes that the challenges of VR gaming must mean that we can judge VR as a whole, remember that we and our gaming usage are a minority of the VR market. VR immersion is rapidly growing as a means to tour real estate and travel destinations, view events, and simulate audiences and other performance…

VR is already entering the mainstream. VR gaming is one of the uses that has yet to be as widely adopted. VR immersion is rapidly growing as a means to tour real estate and travel destinations, view events, and simulate audiences and other performance factors for “live” rehearsing. VR gaming may be our world because…

Agreed. Talking about something doesn’t make it yours, or else we would all have much nicer things.

The physical controller is a fake as well: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive…

Wait, what? They are? You just made my day. Is there an article or thread about it? Thanks!

To add my personal experience...

Agreed. $400 for a VR experience, not just the VR hardware, is solid.

It is! It’s also impossible to talk shit about anything he/she says: “Look at the ridiculous comment ababyseal makes...”

You are a genius: you can say anything, but anyone who hits back is beating ababyseal.

Yeah but how much use is a functional crossbow if there isn’t a willing tailor nearby?