I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

I've been more than a little tempted to pick up Mind Zero—even more so with the PS Plus discount—but I'm worried it's just a Persona rip-off. Anyone spent some time with it or the import? Does it have any substance?

Has anyone ever enjoyed a sliding morality scale in an open-world game? Where you're punished for accidentally killing civilians? No, they have not. Pity, then, that Watch Dogs has one.

I have my PS1 copy right next to me, and I still own it through the PSN. It deserves every dollar.

You, you bastard. I have to go play Chrono Cross right now.

As far as I know it is still happening. I don't recall a very specific time frame being attached to it, though. Hmm, perhaps this requires some investigating.

I set aside a week at least once a year to play through Suikoden I and II; going to be lovely when SII hits the PSN and I can have it on my Vita without remote play.

As a whole it's quite nice; just wish the dance was a little tighter—and by that I'm referring to the drone paths as well. Makes me think of this, a little, in that the elegance of the movements open up nice terrain for multimedia performance pieces; man-machine sort-of synergetics.

I've been hearing about this a lot lately, but I haven't heard much about how it affects comprehension or retention. I would guess negatively—at least initially.

Here's a great article from a few years ago about this sort of thing. I think they reference the book that it turned into, in the article that you linked.

Blandshell: The Blandening; "Prepare to Bland Your Bland"

And that's kind of the experience I'd be hoping for: where everyone is a threat and there are a staggering number of threats. This would mean that the A.I. would have to see a serious bump up from what's found in both franchises, as well as opening it up to four person co-op. I feel like it could be successful really…

If you really wanted to screw with her: put pictures of her in the folder, but, for each image, photoshop in a mustache on her face. I'm eagerly waiting the reply where you recount how she tried to seduce you with a caterpillar taped to her lip.

Still waiting on something with Dark Souls' combat mechanics but on a massive scale, a la Dynasty Warriors.

Buried about five folders deep on my desktop is a directory called "Porn;" it's filled with troll faces and pictures of cats. . .now we wait.

Why is it that watching all these nostalgia trips from the 90's makes me feel embarrassed for everyone?