You can spend hours building your robots in Armored Core V. In fact you basically have to to find what works. This is a major negative to many people.

No I did, I just learned to appreciate it better.

Oh, we WERE clumping anime into the same boat? Sweet, weaboo limiters disengaged!

JRPGs taught me the importance of friendship and family.

That's all well and good, in fact it's also all probably right, but it's also a vission of the future that I want to fight for.

While that has always been be all time favorite arcade game it lacks a panoramic cockpit or all of the connectivity options of the POD.

Because gravity is for losers.

Nice to see the west catching up. Of course it's a racing game, though, and not a flight sim or giant robot sim.

A good article but I would like to point out something about Vanquish.

Fucken A they did!

You know what pisses me off about concept art? The amount of or awesomeness of giant robots and flying battleships depicted in concept art is seldom reflected in the final product.

I was actually talking about Solomon Grundy not Ras al Ghul... But I'd love to see Ras al Ghul as well!

Yeah but those are plausible things done to plausible individuals under plausible circumstances. Where are my freeze rays, living mud monsters and giant zombie men?

Except that he's not fighting super powered villains. Being insane isn't a super power otherwise I'd be wearing a cape right now.

Those are probably two of the best cartoons ever made. In fact Batman The Animated series is actually probably the best cartoon ever made. Both shows were deep and meaningful and never forgot that their audience weren't a bunch of morons.

I'm a grown ass man and I'll never grasp this concept where movies need to reflect the blandness and impossibly dull constrains of reality to be relevant or have a lasting appeal. I'll be 80 years old and pissing on about how "movies these days don't have enough space battles and ninja cyborgs. Why in y day space…

No, I get that Batman is a super hero who's not super powered but part of that draw is that he could beat a super powered super villain with out resorting to super powers.

I'm half asleep so you'll have to mind my dyslexic outburst.

I absolutly loved the Dark Knight but it still bugs me that this Batman takes place in "the real world". In the world of Nolan Ryan's Batman there is no magic, no super science, no aliens and no joy or laughter. Even the Penguine, a midget with messed up fingers is too "out there" for Nolan Ryan's Batman. Everything…

All I want are some space colonies. If you want to bring metal up from earth to do it, fine, have fun with that. But there's all this metal just floating up there begging to be harvested.