Frankly I'm sick of this joke for other reasons. Why in the world would you get into a long-term relationship with someone who you know doesn't get your hobbies? I'm not saying that if you're into painting you have to marry someone else who is, but surely they'd understand why you'd get excited about a new set of…

The Comparison We Had To Make

You have a good day too! Sorry for the misunderstandings and such!

Well all that was really frustrating me was your insistence that all western gamers are too impatient for the game. That's a pretty broad generalization.

So I'm not supposed to go off the demo, the reviews, or the people I've asked in various forums? After not being impressed by any of that I'm supposed to go drop $50 on a game I can't return? What?

I wish people would actually pick up a 2DS and try it instead of screaming about how bad it is. A friend of mine bought one and I'm tempted to downgrade the screens to have the far more comfortable controls.

You keep insisting that it's western gamers' fault for being impatient. Reviewers and gamers (fans of that kind of combat) give you other reasons but you're just blocking them out and screaming "SO THEN ITS NOT A GAME FOR YOU!"

Why it has no appeal doesn't rest solely on the fact that "Western gamers aren't patient".

Well part of the reason is that you're spelling it, and most likely saying it, wrong. ;p

I love Ys games. That is, the older Ys games. Oath in Felghana and Ark of Napishtim are two of my favorites. I even love the original! But I couldn't bring myself to even get close to finishing Ys Seven. It starts off (hopefully only starts off) really slow and rather boring. I get annoyed having to beat up dead…

"Oh man! That's what you get for being an early adopter! You stooge! That's what you ge... wait, what?"

That may explain why my PSN password suddenly stopped working today. I changed it as soon as I realized I couldn't log in.

Though major retailers have been cleaned out of their launch-day stock, and supply is expected to be tightly manipulated through the holiday shopping season, the gray market has seen brisk business for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and unlike past console launches, prices have not been alarmingly out-of-hand.

"PlayStation 4 welcomed me into the PlayStation 4 era much more than the Xbox One did," Rich said (and no, he didn't expect the Xbox One to welcome him to the PS4 era, either.) "It's almost like Microsoft expects me to be there, and Sony's happy for me to be there." That's an important distinction, maybe the most…

Solution: Keep lining up at midnight to play with new gaming hardware knowing there are risks associated with the purchase that you're willing to accept.

Why are they selling them now? Wouldn't the smart move be to wait 3-5 years?

Maybe not all the eShop games obviously. But as far as VC games goes Nintendo really should synchronize them. Sony has had PS1 games working on PSP, PS3, and (for the most part) Vita for quite a while now.

Don't make me get out my cane and shake it at you, you young whippersnapper!

Really excited about this game!

*shrug* As someone who still buys most of his games on physical media this would essentially leave my XBox One, if I were getting one, bricked.