HE'S NOT IMPRESSED. CLOSE THE FACTORY!

He was just showing the game off, stop being a douche...

It takes more guts to hold your hands up and admit you're wrong than to hold firm to your awful policies. Just look to George Osborne (UK Chancellor of the Exchequer) and how he refuses to change his policies despite the fact child poverty in the UK is now increasing and more families who used to be relatively well…

More like people won.

Xbox lost.

Remember that hacking fiasco awhile back where the network was down for awhile? Well, that same time frame my hard drive in my PS3 tanked...(Western Digital.....the hate with their drives runs *deep* with me)....to make it worse...it was exactly one week prior to them giving away free PSN+...at the time I didn't have…

"...some idiots copy-protect some save data..."

The HDD is tied to the current system. You can do a PS3 to PS3 transfer through an ethernet cable if you get a new one, but that obviously only works if your original didn't die. Otherwise you might be able to send it to Sony and have them copy things over?

At least you can take it offline so it doesn't update!

Why does that remind me of CDI Zelda?

"Meanwhile at Tom Francis' house"

It's called sampling, and it's more or less what Led Zeppelin did too, minus the computers.

Seymour was like Yunas creepy stalker.

He already said he liked the battle system...

So the best turn based battle system is the worst? The stellar voice acting from most of the cast is bad? And the game pacing... dunno, seems pretty standard as with the story.

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That's Patricia Hernandez for you. Flamebait articles are the only thing she writes. So glad that Annoyed Gamer pointed that out in one of his videos.

I saw this and thought "Thats great, finally women can be out in the open with it, instead of it being all taboo and "eww she masturbates". Then I read the article and was like "are you fucking serious?"

I can't believe you actually took a game solely for females, designed to help them enjoy themselves more as women, and still somehow included sexism and exclusion, and even shaming. That is quite the feat.