His son’s changed costumes three times since this reply was made.

I mean shit

You didn’t make it to the end of the article, did you?

Awesome, Smash 4 tourneys will now be watchable

How do they manage to not break the N64 Controllers with their monstrously huge hands?

I don’t want to barf again.

no.

500k GTAV cash is $10 Canadian. Cheaper of course if you buy more at once. 8mil is $100 Canadian.

Looks to be between $1.50 and $0.63, depending on how much in-game currency you purchase at once (First price from buying $3 of currency, second from buying $100.

It’s been patchy for a couple of days now. Patience is a virtue, etc etc.

And no drawers.

That’s what underrated means, you knob.

I think the game is amazing and it’s as good a entry point as any since it’s not a direct sequel. If the anime tropes and sometimes nutty character designs don’t bother you, there is a lot of quality time to be spent exploring that world and meeting the people who live in it.

And I am of the mind that you shouldn’t have to look up a video to explain the deeper parts of something, but I also feel like through trial and error(something games are all about) and just casually playing, you would learn these things or are able to piece it together.

Yea after reading his review and having played and beaten the game, I honestly believe he didn’t bother to learn any of it. Yes, the game does a poor job explaining some of the more complex mechanics, but through naturally playing you SHOULD have figured that out as you went and experimented. This isn’t Crusader Kings…

I feel like if I sat down with Jason for a half hour or less, I could teach him all of the battle mechanics and he’d rather enjoy this game, because it’s fantastic.

Find me a JRPG, scratch that, a game in general that isn’t tedious in some way or some point during your play time. Repetition creates tedium.

I mean this is coming from a guy who apparently didn’t bother to read tutorials or attempt to learn the combat system.

Here’s another from me 😊

“I don’t think my fast food order has ever required a police intervention”