Anyone else think that Super is a silver-age D.C. Comics series? Like it’s just gone on for so long that it’s taking characters to unexpected places because that’s the only way to keep the franchise fresh?

Her reveal felt rushed and cheap. They didn’t develop her character enough. Both Califla and Kale achieved SSJ status comically fast with no training. Remember when Vegeta first turned SSJ?? THAT was impactful. Then they reveal the technique that triggers the SSJ transformation so casually. You’d think if it were as…

Having had found Ghibili with Laputa, untranslated, on Laser Disc (yes my dad was one of those guys). The original fox print was my first taste of Totoro too. There were always some lines that i knew I was missing with the Disney release. One of the earliest I recall is when the youngest sees the stream at the new…

That’s what they said in January, but here’s today’s wording: “Subscribers will get to download a compilation of classic titles with added online play, such as Super Mario Bros. 3, Balloon Fight and Dr. Mario.”

The fourth game in developer tri-Ace’s science-fiction RPG series, Till the End of Time, which came to the PS4 last week, was notable for a few different reasons. It was the first entry to appear on a semi-modern console with the PS2, and thus the first to bring players into a 3D world inhabited by polygons…

The only thing this did was piss off folks and throw Star Ocean off of the rails so hard that they have spent two games trying to walk it back and get all of that good faith that was built up after Second Story back. And they still haven’t done it.

SO Till the end of Time was considered a good entry in the series? I thought it was pretty terrible, without even considering the ending.

That series was SO 1 and SO2 and then it stopped existing as far as im concerned.

All of this. I loved SO and SO2. The world was rich by the standards of its day and the characters were pretty damn fun. The lives of the characters, their struggles, and their growth, had meaning in context of the story as well in a philosophical sense.

The thing here is that we, the players now know that all stories in the Star Ocean franchise take place inside a videogame IN the narrative itself, and the game/franchise/creators did nothing with that concept aside from the twist.

*TRIGGERED*

That plot twist and it’s resolution still pisses me off.

When they announced this game’s rerelease, I tried to take another look at it, see if my opinions have changed. Nope, it’s still awful.

Even if it were a standalone game it’d still be awful, because the plot twist comes out of nowhere and it’s resolution is…

The real issue with the ending is twofold:

So, what was it that scared Nintendo into over-producing?

If it were actually cheating and not just plugging a hole in their game that they refuse to fix I’d agree with you. People turn to these because they won’t actually add a decent feature people have been asking for it’s entire life span. Niantic blames these sites for any and all server issues and say it’s the reason…

That’s the thing, it likely wasn’t all bad though.

That’s assuming that they didn’t have a lot of fun or get a lot of enjoyment out of those 700 hours.

You don’t have to hate a game to not recommend it. You can actually have taken some enjoyment out of it, but overall, you may still not recommend it.

I think it’s rather silly and shortsighted to slight someone for giving a negative review to a game while having this many hours on record playing it. There are a variety of reasons why, so I’ll try to get through them quickly:

This is why trademarks over common words are stupid :|