Wow, seriously? I decided to begrudging try a uplay game, it crashes my system 50% of the time. Never have an issue with Steam.

Hopefully this means it can be on Steam soon, since FFIII is on there now.

Dragon Quest IX

Pitfall doesn't look that bad. Everything is identifiable and colored in appealing ways. Now Atari Adventure is a game that hasn't aged well.

Get used to it, English, the bastard child of a language it already is, within 20 years will be less recognizable than English from 500+ years ago. Languages are changing fast and being pushed to change faster by a verge world culture.

Can't tell if trying to trick people into not getting the game, or trick people into getting the game...

I'm a little sad that that seems like an extremely reasonable option right now. Of course even then, pirating it would just (in the mind of the Ubisoft execs) justify the existence of Uplay.

...Seriously? If I buy it on steam I can just play it straight from the steam client?

I really REALLY want this game, it looks so much like something I would love but I'm already hearing horror stories about Uplay...

Mind Zero | Vita

This was my big problem with this dude. Wanting someone that shares your passions makes sense to me, but he seems to be a bit shallow as well.

Now if only they offered a DLC RPG mode like Mario Golf on GBA and GBC. Oh well.:(

Please speak not of such horrors, they are beyond the comprehension of any sane mind.

Ah, that makes sense. Having a relationship with just a clone of yourself would be weird, difference seem like they would be needed to keep each party interested.

Except, you know, she fights those things in a highly sophisticated and adaptable suit of fully covering power armor. When she was deprived of that, forced into her 'Zero Suit' as I guess it's called now, it was a massive downgrade that forced her to askew combat for stealth. Putting ridiculous rocketboot combat…

You mispelled Lady Gaga.

God, I hate combat high heels so much, it's probably my number one pet peeve in female character designs.

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