Are there any reasons to get it if I've played it on the PS2 though? Are the additions really worth it (The cost of the system + game)?

Enjoy what now, exactly? The pretty box the system came in?

We're looking for reasons to buy a Vita here, not reminiscing about why we bought old systems. The Vita needs games of its own, fast.

Every time you swear, baby Jesus cries. On topic: Final Fantasy XII was neither witty, nor mature. A Final Fantasy XII style Marvel game would be fantastic though.

Oh, I should add that the confusion only really starts after the first game. You can play the first one and understand the story fine.

Unfortunately, with these games I've found that the story doesn't get easier to understand at all the more of the series you play. The amount of confusion just grows. Love the games (except for 358/2), but pretty sure the over-arcing narrative is the product of a brain-damaged monkey smashing his face into a keyboard.

Yeah, I didn't think anyone was stupid enough to buy Crisis Core.

Pistol and Chainsaw as summons. Yes please.

Rescue Rangers are feeling very left out, as are the Gummi Bears. I guess the Disney afternoon did rotate a lot though.

Yeah. That's the reason people dislike XII. Keep telling yourself that.

I doubt Dragon's Dogma is close to the top of many people's lists, but Breath of Fire would be cool. Hell, it's not like those characters have been that busy. City full of Ninas anf Ryus would get confusing though.

I'm going out on a limb here: They weren't posting for your benefit.

I want to see Galactus show up and eat Brother Bear world.

No. In fact, we've been doing fine with one or two for several days now.

Are they worth bonus XP, or something?

Simtropolis.com looked pretty good when I was checking it out earlier. They had a bunch of stuff for SC4. Just found it myself though, so I can't recommend anything specific.

This is the guy that was complaining about semantics earlier. You're either a troll, or you're fucking stupid, even money.

"Skater-boy was too lazy to choose his words carefully, unaware that without semantics, even his street drivel would be incomprehensible."

Little Debbie Cloud Cakes all the way.