I'm so mad at these filthy casual right now.

OK, I'll bite. You handed a bunch of kids technology that is before their time, and they don't immediately recognize it or what it means. I get that.

Hyrule Warriors, the hack-and-slash spin-off of The Legend of Zelda, won't just let you play as boring ol' Link.

This is how Final Fantasy 11 feels these days. Eerie is the perfect word to describe it. The community settles in whatever the latest city is around the newest content. This leaves the vast majority of the world, all the areas and cities, as desolate wastelands for the most part.

Injecting your own idea of character into a character with no...... character. Other M was the first game in which she even had character. The narrative in Fusion didn't really exude character as much as it barely touched on it, while mostly using itself to narrate the game to add depth to the linearity. Anything…

I certainly wouldn't call FFIX nearly perfect. It was good, but very far from perfect. Characters were a mixed bag (some, like Garnet, were good, while some others, like Steiner, were so grating I wanted them to die on the first disc). The combat systems were pretty bad (having trance trigger and waste your entire…

That's fine. I'm sure there's something you enjoy that I think sucks shit.

Thanks to Final Fantasy VIII for introducing me to the PocketStation.

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On a side note, this is getting crazy. Just recommend my post and I'll recommend your FC post back just like others are doing on here. If you guys are looking for a trade, just send me a message here and I'll see what I have.

I... I can has friends?

HNNNNNNNGH!!!!!!!

Yeah, man Sony's marketing is amazing; getting people to think of their [really damn good] rental service as free games.

While I agree looking back the voice acting wasn't that great, comparatively at the time, it was above average. That's not saying there was no good voice acting out there, but it was much less commonplace than today. It's easy after all this time to remember the real garbage we had to wade through before getting to…