I wouldn’t say it looks better than Shin Megami Tensei V (not that there’s a lot of info on that game yet), but I did find the absence of Sakuna puzzling after the fact.

I thought that Catherine was the test game for Persona 5?

A Link to the Past is my favourite Zelda, and I liked A Link Between Worlds a lot...but it’s too similar to Link to the Past, except with uglier visuals (but a better framerate!), and I think the dungeons suffer a bit from the non-linearity. The dungeons generally require only the item needed to enter them, so the…

The whole situation is disgusting, and it just keeps getting worse. I miss the days when the Smash Bros. articles were about the community getting mad at people playing as Ice Climbers. I’m not one to watch competitive matches, as it is, but I’m going to try harder to avoid watching these players’ videos online to…

With what non-Japanese fans want, I’d say. A lot of remasters and remakes sell extremely poorly in Japan (check out the Switch sales of Tokyo Mirage Sessions for a recent example of how remasters do over there).

You missed an opportunity to call this article “How Paper Mario: Origami King’s Puzzle Battles Unfold.”

Anyway, I like the math stuff and getting experience points in RPGs, so it sounds like this game may not be for me.

I agree about the final disc feeling a bit lackluster. I don’t mind the battle system being straightforward, but I hate how the camera pans around the battle field for a long time at the start of each battle (did Square ever address that in any of the enhanced ports?).

Not the last good one to me (that would be Final Fantasy X, in my view), but definitely the last great one.

Yeah, this post is old, but I’d like to point out that the Couple’s Mask is not the most useless mask in the game: instead, the Circus Leader’s Mask is. The Couple’s Mask can be used to gain a Piece of Heart, but the Circus Leader’s Mask just makes it so that the Gorman brothers don’t attack Link during the milk raid.…

Maybe some developers could also cut back on dedicating so many resources to cutting edge visuals? I don’t really care that much about photo realism, and I wish developers would prioritize a good framerate and using a new console’s power for something other than better graphics (like having more characters on screen…

“In a standard Moderate playthrough, you can sprint around the battlefield, taking potshots and smacking Seraphites with your two-by-four. It’s unwise, but it works. Such reckless tomfoolery isn’t possible on Hard.”

Honestly, the former sounds a lot more fun than the latter to me.

I doubt I’ll have much free time to game when Cold Steel 4 releases, but I’ll be buying it day one, regardless!

I’d rather get a Ritual of the Night sequel, personally, but I doubt we’ll see one any time soon, given that the first game still hasn’t met all of its stretch goals.

I want this game on Switch, but I want to get it on a discount since I feel bad about spending $80 CAD on a game I already own. Unfortunately, Nintendo games rarely go on sale, so I might be waiting for a while on this one.

Or Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon, for that matter.

Maybe it has two shoulders and one of them didn’t collapse?

I dunno. Having played Xenoblade X and Xenoblade 2, which each feature some of the most confusing and cluttered battle screens I have ever seen, this interface seems fairly simple to me.

Eh, as far as Trump being elected goes, I think you’re underestimating sexism. In the 2016 election, Americans could vote for two white people, but only one of them was male, even if he is incredibly unmanly.

Apparently, it doesn’t count if everyone votes in favour of its use.

I like that mini game! It’s fun, and I don’t care if it slows down people trying to do something silly like beat a game really fast.

Also, coming up with a program to do the work for you is definitely not what I would call “solving” a mini game. The mini game beat them if they have to sink to that level.