Judging by the quality of recent titles in both the series, I’ll take Persona 5 a million times over.

All this karma’s really making me reconsider my agnosticism.

Bust out the pitchforks, guys! I want to see Bungie/Activision get the Overkill treatment.

If prospective customers really want to stick it to them, they should pre-order a ton of copies and cancel it a couple of weeks before release. Take that, CA sales forecasting!

As a Mavs fan, I’m (pleasantly) surprised by the start to this season. With Dirk’s form last season, I definitely had concerns heading in to this one. However, letting go of Monta and having Carlisle re-tool the offense seems to have worked.

I’m not an advocate or an activist. I’m a journalist.

You pretty much just summed up my experience with LoL.

Followed by Netflix and chill?

Damn, I didn’t even think of that as a kid. I feel dumb.

Almost makes those Payday 2 microtransactions seem rational.

I just want to know who Master P is and what event transpired in his life for him to take up that moniker full-time.

I just want more of that incredible soundtrack.

I’m also betting that Lord Shaxx’s onerous, seemingly endless Crucible quest is contributing some instability to Crucible in general. Many of that quest line’s objectives hinge on winning matches. That means players will be more likely to bail on losing games to save themselves time; losing teammates mid-match is…

That’s a good suggestion. I’ll check out some videos on Youtube.

I wasn’t too interested in the game, but the synopsis and characters have piqued my interest. Would you recommend it?

Rami Malek (aka the dude from Mr. Robot)?!

The offer only lasts for 4 more days. So you can’t sit on the fence for much longer.

I wish I could be surprised, but a part of me knew a 2015 release was optimistic on ATLUS’ part. In any case, 2016 looks to be the year of the JRPG.

I understand, but as somebody who followed the game since its announcement and was hyped since day 1, my main gripe stems from the fact that they had an opportunity to do something truly innovative. Instead, they went for a cookie-cutter SRPG, slapped on franchise characters, and called it a day.

I know exactly how you feel. I gave up on it halfway through because it was a constant repetitive grind. If they’d added fighting game controls to the battles (QCF, HC, etc.) and made it into a hybrid SRPG/fighting game, it would’ve been a breath of fresh air. Instead we got a giant pile of fan service.