I totally misread that as “dealing with big breasts”, which admittedly can also be terrifying.

I think you meant “decline”. The series was always decadent in the most flashy of ways.

A Dog of Flanders messed me up hard as a kid. No matter how talented, kind, and ambitious you are, kids, you too can just wind up screwed by life and die alone and unloved.

Beggars can’t be choosers.

Can confirm it works.

You’re welcome.

There’s a bypass that allows you to redownload it if you’ve done so once before.

It doesn’t need a woman in the party and I never said it did.

She’s amazing. I met her in the arcades playing Mortal Kombat 15 years ago. She beat the crap out of me and gave me Kitana’s Kiss of Death.

He can visit and stay there, if we’re lucky.

AM2R, award recognition and Nintendo approval be damned, is still the best Metroid experience I’ve had in nearly a decade.

I don’t have a problem with an all-male cast.

Agreed. I’ve noticed quite a bit of important character and story moments happen quickly or off-screen. A lot of this stuff is covered in extra material like Kingsglaive or the radio drama prequel or Brotherhood.

Get back to me. I’ll want to hear your opinions, because your current state where you are is where I was when I was there too...

That would be much easier if it wasn’t ridiculous hard for women to get promoted to leadership roles in the video game industry - especially internationally in the Japanese landscape where Japan ranks lowest in the world in terms of female CEOs and business leaders.

See, I agree that variety is nice and not every woman needs to be walking-tank Samus Aran...

I had this conversation earlier with some fans. I think one reason this example is more egregious than past examples is that, unlike Luna for instance, Tifa and Yuffie and Yuna and Rikku and Lulu had actual growth, development, and substance to them that offset their quirks or attire. Yuna as an example in particular…

If you think the only problem is “exposed breasts” and no playable women, then you’re severely misinformed and making grossly inaccurate assumptions.