You're talking about my example about Pokemon, right? The card games I've seen have the actual cards transform into new ones. In other words, kind of sort of like trading a Charmander for a Charmeleon, as opposed to playing a Charmeleon on top of a Charmander.

Well, in Pokemon, you're using multiple cards to achieve the effect of evolution. You're putting a Charmeleon card on top of a Charmander.

What bothers me about this subgenre is the fact they call these things "card games".

I believe this is relevant right about now. Moment's at 1:47, but the entire video is great.

Persona 3 got me into the series, then I jumped into Persona 4. You can start there.

I imagine it being a bit weird since you're using just your thumb to look around instead of using your whole hand.

How do you play FPSes with that? I'm very very curious.

I dunno about you, but this version if Lightning is pretty well done. Like a good mix of both eastern and western styles.

I got an email and I didn't beat the average, I would think everyone would've gotten something.

I'd be so hype if I had a vita...

That's... some sparring...

But what about GK2!?!?!

Oh man, I remember having the opportunity to play this at Arcade Infinity when it was still open. It's an amazing blast to play, and I don't consider myself a Gundam fan in the slightest.

Wait I thought Neversoft kicked the bucket...? What studio did Activision kill?

Re: No. 11

If Microsoft wanted a little cash money this would actually be a pretty neat idea.

I think the original title is awfully wordy.

where have i read this before

He's the prime minister of Japan he can do whatever the fuck he wants

Considering that KSSN is standard protocol required by the government, I would think that there would be quite some ID theft prevention program in place on the chance that someone would dare steal a KSSN.