Honestly, I'm surprised to see such a positive review for this, but hey, more power to ya if you enjoyed it. However, I have to say I lean more towards the opinions of the ANN/TAY reviews. I'm of the mind that the 2nd season was pretty much a total trainwreck compared to the fantastic 1st season, and I can only assume…

I love seeing anime films in theaters, but is this one I should really avoid if I'm not very far into Shippuden? Obviously it will spoil stuff about the end that I'm nowhere near close to seeing, but is it like, series-ruining spoilers that would defeat the point of watching the rest of the series if I already knew?

As far as I'm aware, there are only 3 places it's officially sold. JList, Jast USA's own website, and Rightstuf.

And actually, now that I think about it, the game was released first on Xbox 360 and was later ported to PC. So yeah, no need to worry about any adult content.

As far as I know, the PC version was already considered an all-ages title in Japan, as it has no pornographic content. I don't think there was any need to censor anything. The console ports also have a few new features and are in 720p, whereas the PC version was lower than that.

Since when have HD updates cost the exact same price as the original? A markup of a few dollars is always expected.

Sounds pretty reasonable for an HD spitshine of what many consider one of the best games on the PS1. I know some people think it's way overpriced, but I was honestly expecting more like $20 or $25. So I'd be lying if I said I wasn't pleasantly surprised by the price. Even after all these years, I've never played FFVII…

Indeed, or rather was at one point. He was a guest fighter in Tekken 3.

I see the option for 1080/60 in Chrome, haven't checked any other browsers yet.

Depends on which version they based the digital port on. If it was the NA release, it will still be there since PS1 Classics are ported as-is.

Yeah, it does seem like they had to pull it last minute for... whatever reason.

I meant why they bothered swapping the colors of each button around, since overall they stuck pretty close to many aspects of the DC controller design. It just seems kinda random.

No HD remake here. We're just getting the PC version to buy again on PS4. In spring 2015. For some reason. Thanks, Square Enix.

*checks* Hm, so the colors are swapped. I honestly never noticed. I wonder why, since they still stuck with the same colors.

The guy that designed the Dreamcast controller.

Oh, the mafia thing. Forgot his name was Mario. Thought you meant Super Mario lol

He did a Mario one-shot!?

This is amazing work! I want to play an adventure game that looks like this SOOOO BAAAAD!

Twitch streamer dazee recounted the tale in a series of tweets (as spotted by NeoGAF). At a local Smash tournament in Richmond, British Columbia, a Fox Amiibo named WaveShine rose through the ranks and nearly took the whole thing. He (or she? I don't know how Amiibos process gender in their cold, plasticine circuits)…

Personally, I worry it would just be too expensive and time consuming for them to bother, and be able to do it at the level of quality they would want. Up through the PS2/GC/Xbox, many RPGs were often some of the best-looking games on their respective consoles, partly because it was simply a lot cheaper to make games…