If you get the Limited Edition (same price as the regular, Day One Edition, $59.99 USD on PS4) from Amazon, you get a free art book.

Agreed. FFX (Tidus).....FFXII (Vaan).....should I keep going?

Hahahaha. Wait! That’s Tifa in cowgirl outfit?! I love this game even more now. lol

“It’s only embarrassing if you don’t embrace the kawaii.”

So, Fahey, can you guys ask Square Enix why the odd decision to not include cross-save between the PS4 and PS Vita versions of Dragon Quest Builders when they included the option for World of Final Fantasy?

I had the same issue with Dragon Quest Builders. I was planning on buying both versions (PS4 and Vita) of that game but seeing as how Square Enix decided DQB is not worthy of the cross-save feature, I decided to only get the PS4 version. I still do not understand their reasoning behind them not adding cross-save to…

Wow, you’re so edgy! Let me guess, you’re voting Trump for sure.

You’re wrong.

Please don’t.

Oh come on! I own a PSP, PS Vita and a Vita TV and I know for a FACT the Vita TV cannot be used like the Switch. Get real.

The PS3 was the one first revealed with the batarang controller and eventually launched with the more traditional SIXAXIS controller, not the PS2. 

This section would be a touch interface:

They could make the Joy Con dock thing have a touch pad in all the unused space it has in the middle:

EXACTLY! I need this to have a touch screen, I’ve become so accustomed to the touch screens on both my 3DS and Vita that if it doesn’t have a touch-screen I may have to seriously hold off on getting it until they release an updated version with a multi-touch screen.

I’m pretty sure he’s trolling.

It has an active cooling system, aka a fan and heatsink. If you watch the announcement trailer again and pause it at the right times you can a see a vent on the top portion of the device, which I’m sure it’s the vent for the fan exhaust.

That handshake is the best. That dog is a cool dude, like way cooler than anyone I know.

I agree with a lot of your points but Sony’s PlayStation was released in 1995 and it used memory cards before Nintendo introduced them for the Nintendo 64, which was released in 1996.

Hahaha. Omg that looks like a child’s sketchbook.

Okay, I didn’t come to the comments to cry....I mean I’m not crying, YOU’RE CRYING!