Don’t know about Stinky Pete in particular, but it would basically be a video game console equivalent of Toy Story, yeah.

“Maybe that’s something Pixar need to look at for their next movie, a sad tale of unloved and unsold PS1 accessories left behind as everything else, from third-party PS2 controllers to Xbox microphones, is sold around them.”

Yeah, you start “fat-rolling” at 70% and up.
I think there’s 3 rolling speeds though, and I don’t know what the percentage limit for fast-rolling is.

I had 14 by the end of the game, and I’m pretty sure there’s one more (there’s a Trophy for upgrading your Estus flasks to the max number).

Just played through the demo yesterday and I fully agree: it’s great!

Tip 1: Don’t bother with DSII. Or at the very least, stop as soon as you have the feeling you’re not digging it.

To each his own, but I actively HATED it. The other games are challenging, DSII is just fucking cheap.

Make a Xenoblade/Gaur Plains one, and you’ve got my money, Nintendo!

Wow, I never even noticed that, and I lose A LOT.

I am going to use the SHIT out of this gif

Nope, just you! Sorry!

Most likely, the car won’t have that feature until later in the game. It’s pretty common in classic FFs to have land-based vehicles (or animals) before gaining an airship.

Switched from the regular old model to the XL model a loooooong time ago, then I switched to the New 3DS XL last year for Xenoblade mostly.

So I bought 3 3DS-es so far, and I don’t regret a single penny I’ve spent.

Definitely 1, with a dash of Bloodborne (mostly in terms of enemy and environment design).

I played a couple of hours and it definitely feels more like Dark Souls than Bloodborne so far. Aesthetically you can definitely see the BB influences though.

Because it’s physically impossible to replicate the glorious sound of the SNES without actually using an SNES.

“Throwing in new information isn’t going to help.”

I’m imagining him saying this to Motomu Toriyama, and it all makes sense.

I remember Banhammer Mondays.

Ah, good times.

Looking at the settings inside the app right now, and it has Japanese, English (US and UK/AUS), Spanish (EU and Latin American), French (Canada and EU), German, Italian, Dutch, and Russian.