It really is a product of its time. The early 2000s were super sexed up.

You can pick them up.

Yeah, that’s like saying “This movie has better acting than The Room”. I would honestly be more impressed if it was the opposite.

That’s basically half of my issues with FF13. I mean, you already have a convoluted story as it is and then you start adding all these meaningless terms while giving poor explanations. It makes it hard to follow.

Yes!! :)

It’s my time to shine!

To this day, FF4 is my favorite FF, followed by 6 and 7. This was one of the first games to truly show me the scope of rpgs and I immediately fell in love with the genre.

As someone who doesn’t play, I’m confused by what everyone is saying. Are they removing the garrison feature or something?

“Marketing lie about just about everything in every walk of life, they are extremely loose with the truth and they say and do things that are in no way true as a regular daily activity :p”

Damn Daniel, back at it again with ruining stuff with your crappy meme.

#MakeKotakuGreatAgain

First No Man’s Sky, now FF XV. Jason, for the love of all that’s good in the world, please don’t delay Phoenix Wright or Zelda too.

I know. My comment is a statement on how these cryptic patches are annoying and that Nintendo is one of the companies that do it frequently. I’m not blaming them for this one.

I know.

It always annoys me when companies are so cryptic with the updates. Nintendo is a master in this regard, considering how they handled Smash updates.

Yeah, the botters have really curb my enthusiasm with the game.

Everyone seems to be taking this game way more seriously than I do. My friends are obsessed with the game, to the point where they’ll run out of their houses and drive all across town if they hear a rumor that “x” pokemon is in “y” place.

Super Metroid’s release was the result of bad timing, but there’s no excusing Metroid Prime 3. That game was released on a console with a heavy install base and it was at a moment where the console was still popular and people were looking for games.

Fire Emblem’s comeback is hand down one of the most impressive gaming comebacks in history. It’s amazing how what was supposed to be the last game ended up bringing the franchise back to life, even though it might not exactly be the best FE game.