Seriously ZERO Tales games, not even a mention for its combat?

Disconnect from the Internet on the setting. I had the same problem.

I'm not really "in" it, but I see no reason why this should be tolerated face-to-face.

Smash can make me so angry when players do this. Just being disrespectful and all around dicks, even for a second. It's a high-octane game, doing that stuff for one second could set someone off, and for what?

When it changes to core of a series, like Gears of War Judgment or Halo 4, yeah we're gonna complain.

Very true, and I've used that argument before, but they're prevelant enough to be run by multiple people AND be on the back of boxes. That's official if I've ever seen it.

I never said he was irreverent, far from it. I watch one of the three big names I mentioned. I was knocking the need for a clickbait article (title) about him, rather than a history lesson.

This seemed less of an article about HIM and about the hate he gets and "why they're wrong." That was my problem; again, I get PewDiePie article. I don't get THIS type of clickbait article.

Not only has Kotaku been light on the news and heavy on the opinion lately, but then this get posted. I get the point of it—I really do—but this seems obscenely long for something so asinine.

Dat annoying Internet syntax

Have we been a ninja/samurai at all this or last or EVEN fifth generation? Weren't all the ninja games made on PS1 era? I sure as shit haven't played as a non-orange ninja in like 15 goddamn years.

it was/is the group mentality, then it rooted into actual brand loyalty, most likely.

Hhaha, well, after the MCC debacle (something I was personally affected by... *sniff*) I might agree. ;)

There's a definite brand loyalty here in the states. Out of seven of my friends, NONE of them want a PS4. They still laugh at sony as if it's still 2007 and we're still in fucking high school. Not to generalize, but from personal experience, MS/Xbox fanboys (we're talking the seven I know) are pretty stupidly ardent.…

He named his Pokemon "dinner" hahahaha

Blegh. I beat the game on my Vita, and it looked great—like a PS2 touched up. It was perfect.

Alas, Rule 34 gets the best of us.

That's when, especially when talking about each story within the games, rather than each game itself.

I see no screens that would give way to "turn-based tactics." What does the game look like other than these action shots?

I keep seeing these Mario theories, but I keep debunking them immediately. Miyamoto himself says to view th Mario characters as "actors" in different roles. Karting, Party, Smash? They're "actors" playing their "roles" in different settings and stories.