Eh, I'm not concerned. Resident Evil has been irrelevant to survival horror for a long time now, and plenty of other games have stepped in to fill the gap. I actually appreciate the honesty about the direction of the franchise.

I have to agree. Humor can easily make a mediocre game fantastic. Costume Quest being a good example. Situational humor is still the best, but pop culture references really worked for that game.

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I thought I was completely done with those straight music games until I played Sequence. All it took was a little twist on the DDR formula to give it refreshing new life. Also the incredible Ronald Jenkees.

I took your advice and ordered the repair. He made a note that I wanted a backwards compatible system if they have to replace it, but I'm still worried I'm going to get a slim back. For $130 though, that would still be hard to complain about.

Your 'protip' is just restating exactly what I hate about it. Filling up a binary morality bar by going through dialogue and selecting 'choices' is not fun, and doesn't feel like choice at all. Oh, but you don't have to pick either of those! Sure, then have fun playing the game without strong paragon/renegade. …

So Sony repaired (replaced) your PS3 even though it had been refurbished by Gamestop? I was under the impression that they would not accept any console with the seal broken. Mine lasted a good 5 years because I spray the dust out frequently, but because of that the seal is broken.

I'd like your opinion on this matter.

I hope you enjoy it this time. I have an even worse taste in my mouth. I spent 20 hours collecting teammates and doing pointless fetching and tedious dialogue, and about 4 hours of actual story. The combat is mediocre at best, to the point where I wish you could skip it altogether. Not to mention the 'morality'…

I'll be whatever I wanna do!

"to be placed on the packaging of any video game that is rated `E' (Everyone), `Everyone 10+' (Everyone 10 and older), `T' (Teen), `M' (Mature), or `A' (Adult) by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board."

Wow, I'm quite impressed that an executive would honestly compliment another game's succe..... Ahhhh, there it is...

I could never figure that out either. I played through the game with the fan translation, and enjoyed every minute of it. If quality concerns was their reason for not bringing it over, I must have missed the issues altogether. There are a couple questionable designs, like the mentioned controls not using IR, but no…

Nobody can hope to stop Luvia, with their one mirrion twoops.

I would recommend The Last Story for Wii. Being newer, it won't be hard to find. It feels like an old school RPG with a fresh battle system. Unlike older classics people may recommend, there isn't any tedious grinding, the story isn't long-winded, and the characters are interesting. Worth a look. It also takes 20…

You also can't mind either reading japanese or downloading ISOs. I agree, it's my favorite RPG of all time, but probably not the best one for someone new to the genre. I can't say for sure, since I don't know how much nostalgia is mixed in, but I had more of a connection with each 108 stars than with the protagonist…

Pics please.

I would easily give $100 as well. Although from the comments here I'd be a bit worried about the direction the sequel would take if they pay attention to criticism. Better shooting mechanics and multiplayer are the opposite of what this game needs, in my opinion.

How to bring it back the right way: Lose the ability to use a weapon, add more time trials, frostbite engine.

You should check out the multitude of Indie Bundles, if you haven't already. Most games in them thus far have been the perfect blend of satisfying depth and pick up and play-ability. 80% of my PC playtime has been dominated by the types of games you describe, and most of those came from indie bundles. The Humble…