Hey, Squeenix- I would pay MSRP for this game if it came to 3DS........ *shudders*or even Vita. Even if it comes to the west, I likely won't touch it for iPhone- especially in a free to play format.

Every Japanese person who has eaten western food has likely done it wrong. Most nations can't even prepare the foods of other nations correctly. If it made it to my mouth, and I enjoyed it, I probably ate it correctly. Also, one of the benefits of living in the states is that most nations of the world have had…

I'm gonna go ahead and attribute the popularity to the public's current need to be instantly part of anything "viral". In essence, it's not the best hot sauce because people have tried all hot sauces and enjoyed it the most- it's has to be the best because it's known as the best. It's also the most tragic form of…

Don't spoil the ending for me! Although I always saw the Genesis as being sub-NES back in the day, and thought it didn't compare at all when the SNES dropped.... I still had tons of fun playing Genesis games at my friends' houses, and even bought one off a friend down the line. I gained much more respect for Sega…

Ahhh, but here's the thing- people have been clamoring for gaming to become the ever-present, futuristic promise of "virtual reality", and with the advent of Oculus Rift, that may one day soon come to pass. If it does, then things like motion control and Kinect would have likely been necessary step in that direction,…

Strangely, I can play FFTactics much faster on my PSP than I can on my iPhone. The probable reason is that even when reworked, the game's interface was initially designed to be played on a crosspad. Now, I WILL say that RTS works awesome on touch. Even though they were light, I had Heroes of Mana and FFXII:…

No no- I didn't feel like you were taking a bite out of me. You actually look at the conversation from a varied point of view, and are very respectful. I can come off as a bit rough with my opinions at times, but I enjoy a bit of debate as it tends to calm me down and forces me to look at things from a broader point…

Well, basically every new feature starts out as a gimmick, since they're basically used to attract new attention, and they're not considered cornerstone features until they've been tried and true.

Very Minecrafty, ha ha. My youth imagination is screaming! This further accents my reasoning for not considering Ocarina of Time to be the best Zelda- look how varied and full the overworld of the original is! It's ten times more apparent when you can see at a distance.

I didn't misunderstand- I was in agreement with you. I was just stating how 3D polygonal graphics, when they were new, quickly proved to be the broad future of gaming- something that touchscreen and tilt-only games haven't done, and likely never will.

You want a JRPG that makes fun of the entire history of JRPGs and is actually awesome? Play Evoland.

I make English up as I go. My brain thinks too much of itself.

Seriously- 3D graphics and analog sticks seemed lame, but they (especially Mario 64 and the N64 analog stick) proved themselves quickly- something phones and tablets have yet to do with most people who played video games before there were....... phones and tablets. Another point would be that controls for 3D games…

I suppose I'm not a game lover in the same way I'm not a movie lover or a food lover, etc. Just because I love games doesn't mean I automatically love EVERY game. The games we play have changed drastically between the late 70's/early 80's and now, but the most direct, precise and tactile way we interact with games…

Touchscreen/gyroscope. Non-tactile, maybe?

I'm tired of people changing the way I play games. Can we continue to consider dedicated hardware to be what plays games, and call the use of devices with indirect command input and games as auxiliary afterthoughts something else entirely? My car plays so many songs, and it plays them with great clarity and band…

They'd be there much faster anyway, in my experience. "911, heart attack." You'll have support there in less than 5 minutes. "911, there's a man in my house." "Don't panic, stay quiet." 45 minutes to an hour later, the "there's nothing we can do" crew will waste another 2 hours of your time writing the details on…

Yeah- leave broken page function and browser molestation to Shitbook.

25 year olds are kids. I'm 34, and some of the older chaps call me kid, because I'm still generally young. Nowadays, 40 and up makes you a likely adult. Then again, a lot of it is lifestyle/responsibility dependent, but anybody under 30 can still generally be called a kid. In your teens, you're definitely still a…

The fact that this statement is even up in the air is unacceptable. Did he have a gun in his hand or did he have a Wii remote? Surely, seconds after the boy died with his chest blown open, the officers could then decipher and state whether or not it was a gun or a Wii remote (I would include the witnesses in that…