It probably has optional raids or a summon feature

Haven’t played this one yet, but I’m reminded how Takashi Tokita is name-dropped as head staff of FF IV, Chrono Trigger, and Parasite Eve only for whatever recent project he’s attached to to disappoint

I’ve heard enough of XIII-2's music that I'd believe this was another track.

That’s Vanille.

This is brilliant! I mean, the concept of something fresh or a lowered barrier reinvigorating a userbase isn’t unique, but this sort of long game, if you will, can maintain that coveted brand engagement while replenishing Ending E’s spare lives that must have dried up a good bit by now.

Reading Sherriff Appelhans’s response, you know Western’s already fell through the thin ice and now treading that water.

Even though I avoid the sins of motion smoothing and oversaturation, my TV’s weaker backlight needs bumped to max and then an extra hit of gamma just to compensate for glare.

What’s special about Gate of Thunder’s music?

In their heads it’s just a headache because anything less direct and tangible as a Klan rally (WITH hoods, no exceptions) isn’t real enough for them. They think anyone bringing up race in any form is opening the proverbial can of worms or Pandora’s Box that contains the true return of real Racism with a capital ‘R.’…

Oh, godfuckingDAMMIT. Now I can’t even make the tired joke “[Yadda-Yadda] 2: Electric Boogaloo?” I mean it wasn’t amazing to begin with but FUCK do us white folk ruin damn near everything we touch.

Prefer they’d skip the baby talk next project, but I'm not particularly bothered by Charlotte's dialogue. Not gonna stress over it.

It’s the return of Chesty Jake!

Where. Is. His. NOSE.

Jeez, really? What was their reasoning?

I want to know what became of Leo and Jumpy Jump.

As a gay man, I'd rather they not portray us at all than go through the effort to show us as... THAT.

You’re like a Jane Goodall that can observe and record people’s souls in their most unadulterated form.

Just Yuri, because of course.

I enjoyed it, but simple navigation was incredibly slow and tedious. It’d spend a half-minute unlocking routes and gates after every battle. Every line, every node had to gradually fill up, sparkle and shine to announce with great fanfare I could take another step and give another curbstomp on easy street.