That is amazing of you. I will absolutely be picking up these pieces and following that video. Thank YOU so much!

It was an excellent Strategy RPG that required inputs to activate certain combos (such as Hadoken motions). Many characters acted as teams. I own the game and specifically modded an old PS2 to play it, but the person I was going to use as a translator is no longer available. So there it sits.

Zero from the Megaman Zero series was also in SNK vs Capcom. Zero has been in more fighting games as any single version of Megaman at this point.

At one point everything you're saying is true, but we've rapidly reached the point where consoles are essentially computers. In console gaming, you can check friend lists, send game requests, etc. It's not easy to imagine consoles essentially having the full functionality of computers in the future, ie multiple…

I actually highly doubt that they would go with a Windows based OS. Valve has had their fair share of issues with Microsoft policy issues. I think it's more likely for a project this large, they would find some way to make it work without going to a Windows based system.

Yes. It would mean that there wasn't time to include it on disc before launch. Or at least that the company ATTEMPTED to hide the fact that they're ripping us off.

I think it's a case of "real" identity on the right, disguise on the left. For example, Superman is the real identity, Clark Kent is the disguise. Some of them make a bit less sense, but I'm looking for logic here.

I mostly disagree with you on this one. Older pixel games have a certain style and charm to them in my opinion. That's why Megaman 9 and 10 can be released in the 8 bit style and games like Cave Story exist. Games that have polygons have (so far) only improved with improved technology. I doubt we will ever see a…

Because they designed the vita to automatically work with all games that are designed for the PS3. It literally requires next to no effort, it's just automatic. So if they think it will sell, they port it.

It's betting to the point that I need to hear companies say that they are opposed to SOPA. Just remaining silent on the issue is really upsetting. When it gets this much attention, they're not just being ignorant. They know the issue, and they're for it, but they also know that there's nothing in it for them if…

Would have loved one more row, Doctor Strange, Doctor Fate, Doctor Cox, and Doctor Mario. Maybe The Doctor from Voyager too.

Link to the Past, Oracle of Ages/Seasons, and Link's Awakening are theorized to contain the same characters and take place over the same general time period.

Me too actually. I forgot how much fun Yoshi's Island is. Between Mario Kart, SM3DL, and the other really high quality GBA games, I'm actually set for quite a while.

I can see your point, but there's a lot of evidence that's more than just references. Wind Waker explicitly references Ocarina of Time to the point where Ganondorf talks about that Link and you visit Old Hyrule from OoT. There's direct sequels, like Majora's Mask, Adventures of Link, and Phantom Hourglass that star…

Mario Kart and Super Mario Land 3D not doing it for you so far?

While that's true, each game has references to past events, so within each game, there's a kind of history. Other games seem to represent that history, so naturally fans would be curious to see how they all fit together.

Blast it all, I like this explanation. It seems convoluted, and yet... basic enough to work. Looking forward to full translation, but I think this could be it.

Well, this takes care of the obvious things. I think most people have agreed on the Link to the Past through Legend of Zelda II string, and of course Wind Waker through Spirit Tracks is obvious.

I wasn't a huge fan of the portable games, so I went into Birth by Sleep with hesitation, but hands down, it is the BEST Kingdom Hearts game to date. The only superior game as far as plot goes is the first KH, but for sheer gameplay, BBS is the best.

True, though there's a couple of problems with that too. The one that really applies for this commercial is that it uses perspective and camera tricks. So it really only works when viewing it from one location. Any single person standing anywhere not in that exact location wouldn't see the perspective shift the…