In all my years of handheld gaming and console gaming, I've never put my thumb on it like that. Both ways shown in the comic feel uncomfortable—I mean, using your knuckle sounds ludicrous. I just keep my thumb on X/A/B alone solely and move accordingly. It's much more comfortable for longer gaming sessions, and my…

... I have found a new place to try very hard to get to.

there's mouse a d keyboard support for the PS4, so it could work.

Backwards compatibility is one reason I want the WiiU pretty badly.

Within the span of a year, I got myself a PS3, PS4, PS Vita, and 3DS.

Right, but I will follow my Japanese professor's words. If I am corrected in Japan, I will then use the other spelling.

Oh, don't you worry, that's one of my goals, too. ;)

It depends, I guess. Because my native Japanese speaking teacher spells it like that haha.

Very interesting! Japanese is my major (I switched over after two years), and this is the kind of stuff I want to do. Bring media from Japan over here and vice versa is what I wish to do.

Pretty much, except you get to carry all of your weapons on a weapon wheel, and upgrading them has actual physical elements (e.g. Seeing the upgrade on the weapon), which I personally liked better. Plasmids function the same, except I don't think you can charge them like some could in Infinite.

After watching my dumb animes in blu-ray, I want nothing less than that quality.

Wow, I hope the lack of voice with text subtitles become a thing. Much less annoying, much funnier.

In terms of storyTELLING (not just story), atmosphere, and gameplay (some disagree), there's a reason why it's one of my all-time favorites. It's worth playing even after knowing all the plot points, in my humble opinion.

I've beaten this game more times than I can count on two different systems, and I would happily pay for an updated "remastered" version or whatever.

I agree we kinda get samey. Looking at DnD, there are SO many class options that go beyond what I even thought possible.

I get such a Halo vibe from the animations, and that is SUCH a good thing.

I was just being silly, haha. I'd rather not ask about other's MMO opinions because it's too subjective of a field, too riddled with bias to be fun to talk about.

MMOs are so subjective, I just kinda put up front the "main attractions" that came to mind with each one, hahaha. Personally, I think FFXIV is everything I've wanted an MMO to be up to this point in my MMO life, sans the hard leveling when switching to different classes.

I'm taking a shot in the dark, but if you mean…

The game itself wasn't very good, in my opinion. But it's immersion was... incredibly. For a massive Star Wars fan, this was it. Months to be a Jedi, incredible open world PvP, items and drops that actually mattered... jesus, my friend and his family were so obsessed with it I craved to play it everyday.