Well said on all counts as always, /cheer. Glad you're loving NieR: Automata so much.

Hey now, this isn't Metal Gear Solid, OK?

Yep yep- It sure is fun! The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker has a lot of great moments with its text parser too. e.g. Asking John Guilor's cameo character about Contradiction. Following up on pop culture references mentioned. Etc. If the designers/programmers take the time to truly flesh their systems out,…

Re-Posting of Doctuar: HD Remaster's Review on Elite: Dangerous Below:

Yep yep I refreshed my page and I can see it too, albeit after I click on show comment. Really sorry that keeps happening to yah.

/comfort, booo Disqus.
I copied what you posted- would you like me to re-post here it on your behalf?

/comfort x 1000. So many people get stuck on the wrong beach.

Salutations~

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Bon voyage. Have a great time!

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Bah, I thought we went over this already!
J.K. Rowling is CLEARLY the mastermind behind her former pseudonyms of Roald Dahl and Ian Fleming!
Ian Fleming did James Bond AND Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? Balderdash!
Roald Dahl did the screenplay for You Only Live Twice and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang AND Charlie and the Chocolate…

OK, so the Rand Corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people,under the supervision of the reverse vampires, were initially funded by Mary Shelley's wealth under her real name and her pseudonym, but then tried to take her out of the picture ~1912 in anticipation of talkies and the lucrative residuals of the…

Also, given how fluid and polished the rest of the design approach is here, I'm guessing this happened because of tester tunnel vision from P-Studio.

/comfort. Yeah, that's something new to the Persona formula this time around.

My vote's for NieR: Automata. Quicker to get into it, shorter overall (~40-60 hours max), and it goes on sale a lot these days (/cheer).

Well, if they're doing a Top Gun sequel, could convince the execs to just add zombies to that, and then just do an video game adaptation accordingly.

Sorry, last additional reply. Just for point of comparison- Worst Movie-Going experience for a summer blockbuster- The Phantom Menace, by far. Audibly groaned out loud SEVERAL times (foremost when R2D2 got the medal but also pretty much whenever Jar Jar showed up). And not just me.

Great selections in your article, by the way. I can't imagine what seeing Toy Story 3 in theaters would have been like. I was crying like crazy from everything in the third act onward just watching it at home. So equally heart warming and heart wrecking.

Great call on Spider-Man 2.
I also saw that in theaters with family and it was wonderful just as you described— a perfect mastery of the superhero narrative formula for that world.