I’m glad it sounded that way in someone else’s head, too.

Yes, good. You just keep telling yourself Autobutts are winners while I sit here counting all these extra Super Sea Snails I got for siding with Megatron.

This is a series quite literally built on people shooting fireballs from their hands, Yogis stretching their arms six feet across the screen and green Brazillian monster men generating electricity from their bodies.

People act like Nintendo’s suddenly hopping on some evil bandwagon by restricting access to on-disc content until they decide to unlock it, meanwhile they’ve basically been doing it with Pokemon since 1999.

If you really want to play “Who did it first?” In regards to the whole leaving on-disc content inaccessible until the developers let you have it thing, I’d say technically Nintendo’s been doing it since Pokemon Red/Blue.

Well, let’ s be fair, this cameo at least makes perfect sense considering the game is made by the same guys who make her games and is kind of sort of the same thing?

1. Yes, it’s happening. Yes, we’ll probably get the Hatsune Miku DLC. Her Project Diva games have been quite successful over here.

2. 90% of of the songs from Persona have English lyrics to begin with. Why would they dub them?

Disgusting.

Shame tournament mode is online only. After playing Smash 4 so much at local tournaments, I just can’t stomach online play. Even at max connection strength, there’s always SOME input delay. It just throws my timing off way too much.

Thanks for the friendly advice! I know exactly what you mean. I feel an early lesson I learned after a month or so was to change my approach to game design from “This is what I want to make. How do I make it?” to “what can I make with the skills I currently have”. That’s not to say I don’t still get discouraged from…

I have been studying C# and learning to work in Unity for about 7 months now. I’m 25 and although I’ve always loved video games and hoped to one day pursue a career in the field, it always seemed like something that was far beyond my ability.

Goddamn it, I love Vanillaware games.

Yes they do. Games can make us think and make us feel emotion, but at the end of the day we play them because it’s entertaining. Rather than let something else entertain us, we’re personally performing actions that we deem amusing.

After years of having the concept of “plot twists” dulled by movies and games, It was so refreshing to be completely slapped in the face with one I never saw coming and then realize the game had been parading hints of that very twist under my nose the WHOLE TIME.

My Top 5 Pixar movies:

AGREED. The best Dragonball episodes are always the ones where the super-powerful cosmic warriors have to try and be normal human beings.

I guess Megaman Legends 2 counts as an ambiguous ending now.

Question to Digimon fans: In this game do your Digimon stay digivolved after reaching their new forms (like Pokemon) or do you get to Digivolve them during battles like the anime?

WOW. I was not expecting to see this wonderful piece of news today.

The new puzzles and level design are fantastic.