Ordinarily each title is standalone in terms of story and setting, but there are some exceptions. Any entry with a -# at the end or lightning returns are direct continuations of the numbered title released before.

Based on this trailer, it appears as though Kat is using a different source of power to control her personal gravity. Notice that she doesn't go transparent when she's in the air, and the energy fields on her arms.

I was under the impression that Canada was under the PEGI rating system? Wouldn't that make the game only 16+?

Chie fanboys want not but steak by the heap.

You have successfully fused Atlus and Sega to create Union, of the Fool Arcana.

Though I still have to say the guy does good work, I've liked Dead End Thrills a little less since the format change a while back. There was just something classy to the consistent frame size and the album style presentation. Now the shots are in all sorts of sizes and I can't help but think the tile format makes it…

Points for the CNBC report. The fox news report makes playing video games sound like a drug or mental illness.

On the surface it might seem like an odd name, but deep down I feel it's just fine

I really like it when a game ships with reversible cover art. It's a shame it doesn't happen all that often...

Why has this sort of thing never happened with a gamecube? I mean, come on. The handle on the brick just makes it more like a weapon than any other game console

I've never had the chance to play a mega man game before, but, but

Though it's sad to see his work end, he deserves this retirement. He's left a beautiful mark on the world and leaves behind a legacy that will inspire for an eternity.

Dunno. There are things that are downright depressing, but I felt the message in Anohana was incredibly uplifting. Dealing with loss is sad yes, but it doesn't have to be depressing, and this is a prime example of that. It does contain lots of feels for sure, the uplifting bits trump the depressing.

The XBOne needs to hit the world hard if it is going to make a splash, but it's worrying to see that its launch with full features is going to be so limited. If the current console generation is any indication, the world market counts for a lot.

Near is similar, but rather than gathering players from adhoc wireless, it uses either 3G or wifi to find people from a several kilometer range. You get opinions and bonuses as well, but its far less emphasized.

My body would be ready for "The Year of Reggie"

The twist comes surprisingly late but that's what makes it all the better in my opinion.

I wonder how Panau from Just Cause 2 would stack up to this.