I get that, and also Cliff was still with them at the time, so I have to imagine that played a role into development limbo. It still looks fun enough that I would give it a shot, but I also don’t have the same group of people that I know would be playing that game with me now, as they would have back then. I also have…

I remember when this game was announced, and I really wanted to play. 6 years later, I still want to play, but I’m not nearly as into fighting zombies as I was back in the Left 4 Dead heyday.

I think that some of Alonso’s misfortunes are self inflicted. He shouldn’t have left McLaren after just one year to go back to Renault, and he probably shouldn’t have left Ferrari to go join with a team that was clearly rebuilding and was certainly going to be behind the 8 ball due to new engine. That being said, he’s…

I certainly don’t want to see the Penguins win again, so I’m rooting for Nashville, and it’s added satisfaction to see PK Subban win while Montreal got bounced in the first round. As a Bruins fan, it is great sports schadenfreude.

Maybe I will get halfway through Moon by the time this new one comes out,

Every year my dream E3 announcement was a FFVII remake, and then as I gave up hope, they announced it last year. It’s hard to even come up with anything that is as exciting, but perhaps an even bigger pipe dream would be a sequel to Chrono Trigger/Cross.

I need to finish my move so I can finish the story line of FFXIV Heavensward, since Stormblood comes out on the 20th. Very much looking forward to it. Red Mage looks so fun!

Nintendo does what Nintendon’t!

I thought the whole movie was a reference to the King Kong video game. :p

I just want Richter to say “Die monster. You don’t belong in this world!”

I honestly don’t know where the demand is either. I don’t personally know anyone here in the US who even knows about Saint Seiya. They might’ve heard of Knights of the Zodiac from the brief stint on Toonami, but the name recognition has to be weak.

Guided Games allows players to seek out like-minded groups for challenging endgame content like the raid or the nightfall. In the past, players would have to turn to an outside LFG (Looking For Group) site, and Guided Games aims to let you find a group (or let your existing group fill out its ranks) without leaving…

This one doesn’t count as Jason delaying it, since he didn’t write an article about it before the official announcement.

That’s a terrible opening song, and that is a ridiculous line. Not that the original is winning any awards for dialogue, as Seiya and co are always stunned by other knights’ ability to withstand their attacks and use the word “bakana” (impossible) a million times, but some of the villains have some genuinely good digs.

I’ve never watched the American version. I grew up in Brazil where I watched everything, and re-watched the subtitled JP ones again recently. What are the major differences?

I have until June 14th to clear the story content of Heavensward in FFXIV. Then it will be Red Mage time, or will I go Samurai? Idk, I can’t decide. Samurai was a blast in FFXI, but Red Mage was super OP. I love my bard, but I want to play something different in the expansion.

It’s been a while. I should replay Stick of Truth at some point. The thing that took me the longest was that I missed something Cartman said, and couldn’t figure out how to kill the rats and get to Canada, which happened to be imo the best part of the game. I’m hoping for more adventures in Canada.

For everyone who whines about things being too PC, this to me looks like a reasonable change given the cultural impact.

FFRK is the perfect game to collect ideas on characters too. I have all current chars available. I have to say, I’m very tempted to steal your idea, but I can’t use this at work, and my keyboard at home has a separate pad on the left for MMO commands, so it would be hard to switch out.

I understand the sentiment, but Child of Light was such a great RPG by Ubisoft, that I feel like they are capable of using these IPs and come up with a clever RPG system.