Think about it. If Game Freak blew their load made one super-ultimate-be-all-end-all uber Pokemon game that had every single last feature that the fans endlessly plead for wrapped up in one huge package with MMO elements on top, how would they get you to shell out more money for future installments?

But can he still do this?

I would love to see more reviews of reviews.

Yeah, I hate it too. Sony had all that big talk about the Vita being a machine that'd deliver deep, console quality experiences on the go only for the thing to wind up as an Indie/JRPG player.

Yup! All this fancy next-gen tech can emulate more deep and entertaining emotions/interactions, but it can't do toddlers and pools at launch.

Yeah, same with me and the clock in Diablo III. I know Blizz put that in there to try and prevent people dying from deep-vein thrombosis after lengthy sessions, but damn it, I can take care of myself!

Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

Still can't top the best. No other fishing game comes with silly cheat codes that let you turn your boat into a bathtub, make everyone's heads huge, and whatever the hell is going on here:

Fucking timeskip, man.

Oooh, my bad. You're right. Must've been a typo.

(competitive Pokemon status engaged)

I really wonder if we'll see any references to Splatoon or the Inklings in Smash 4.

Really laughable seeing characters from multiplatform games take center stage in a Sony-centric mural. I guess the pickings are slim when your roster is limited to games available on the PS4.

Baby steps, friend. First we need to get her into a SEGA All-Stars Racing game, then we move onto the big leagues.

I believe the Pokedex says that Conkeldurr taught humans how to make concrete 2,000 years ago, so your way of thinking might not be all that absurd.

I love my Vita to bits, but I can count the number of unique AAA games on my fingers. Wasn't that what the Vita's original aim was? To deliver rich, deep, console-worthy experiences on the go?

Gonna have to say Transistor on this one. The art style, music, voice acting, and unique blend of turn based/real time combat came together and made for one hell of an unforgettable experience.

*TV and headphones, in my case. =P

Electrodrome for the win. You can't beat racing through a giant nightclub with catchy music blasting in your ears. Easily the most fun track, imo.