These are core members to feed to Cthulu, so core dev skills aren’t important, body count and souls are.

Best girl for a winter date.

Penny made me sad once I married her.
I had to go and modify her script file to give her more dialogue and personality.
It was like living with her drunk mom for so long drained her of all personality, and she just wanted to be chill and not yelled at.
Abigale and Leah had a lot more post-marriage lines and personality.

I think the SNES sprites and translation was better than the GBA version.
I’m a bit sad I only finally beat the game on iPhone.

I’m glad magic hairclothes are the answer. The alternatives were much more frightening!

Related question, why does Bayonetta have hair coming out of her sleeves?

Pearl’s design has been growing on me.
If you watch the videos, she’s quite entertaining in the “little devil” sort of way. She’s the acidic one and Marina is chill.
I’ve only watched the Japanese videos, so not sure about the English voices.

I like the Charge Blade a lot, it’s pretty nimble and offers good defense in sword and shield mode, and can still land some heavy hits when you make major swings.
I feel like real heavy hitting weapons like charge axe and hammer are better for group play than solo, they just feel too clumsy alone.

That’s true, Deadly Towers had such a cool box, and I tried so many times, but it was simply terrible!
NES had a lot of duds for me, but SNES really had some of the best games ever, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy, and Yoshi’s Island are the most memorable.
Those three truly felt epic, and were worth all the lawn mowings…

The idea of a Grandfather recounting the story to his kids reminds me of one of the most meaningful reveals in my RPG play history.

I’m interested in playing this game every time I see it, but avoid it because bad things end up happening to the main characters.
The hook of, “there’s a cute girl who likes to write and wants some understanding (and breakfast)“ reminds me of exactly the kind of windmills I tilted in high school and college.

I think it’s meant to be like the headsets Japanese pop idols, like AKB48 wear.

The eyes scare me. I don’t think I could watch the film due to that reason.
I would like to read the manga, though.
Some of the Anime movies were very good, I remember.

The yellow guy makes me feel dirty, too.
Pretty clear where you need to shoot, though.

Just don’t wave goodbye, bruh.
It ain’t worth the heat.

I don’t know, I think it would be cool to have a Zelda where you could dual-play Link and Zelda.

This kind of detracted from the experience of playing Trails of Cold Steel II vs I.
Notices like “you should talk to the most important characters now before advancing the story, because it’s necessary to have a chance for a special scene with them later” not only reduced the immersion, it also put unnecessary pressure…

The idea of a low-maintenance RPG is nice, but I wonder how they imbue the world with any feeling to invest in it.

The Chimera and Homonculus were very well done in Full Metal Alchemist.
Like the ending of the Chost in the Shell TV series, they took it from a forgettable anime to one that I’ve remembered for a long time.

Once they release Nier Automata and Persona 5 to Switch it will have everything I need.
And save me from wondering if I should buy a PS4.