I’ve only ever seen the first RE movie. And now I’m kinda glad I haven’t seen any of the other ones.

Ad then the monster bites the motorcycle and she spins in midair and shoots the motorcycle right in the gas tank, causing it to explode in the monster's mouth.

But do you expect video game developers to never put an underwater/swimming segment in a game?

I’m the same when it comes to spiders. Like if I see one in real life, I turn from 30 year old man to a gibbering toddler because my brain just shuts off.

Yeah, this was my thought too. Like if I see a spider in real life, I damn near have a full blown panic attack. But I don’t expect every developer to remove any ounce of spiders just because I don’t like them.

You really think they would do something that tropey? Nah, not this movie.

I love the diversity of the gods in Hades. You know the other thing I love? That they have that diversity among the gods and that representation, but that SuperGiant didn’t shout it out from the rooftops.

Its an amazing game with a great story(once you get through a lot of the intro stuff). And the combat is difficult to get the hang of at first, but once you do, you find it’s super smooth and really not that bad. They purposely made some addition very hard to nail, but that’s the fun of trying to figure it out.

This is the first Final Fantasy since X that actually has me interested in the story, so I’m excited about that. That bring said, I’m not too excited for it to be so action oriented as the trailer made it seem.

I honestly liked how Tidus went from "whiny celebrity brat" to "actual protagonist" in the story. Up until then, most RPGs had the protagonist be "badass overpowered person out to save the world". So Tidus' initial unlikeability to me was actually kind cool.

Ad the protagonist, Zagreus, specifically has a line of, “it’s too bad your other two heads don’t like being pet as much as this one” during one letting.

Maybe it’s because I played this SO much as a kid, but I never found the addition(rhythm) section that hard. Sure, some of them like the Gust of Wind Dance were brutal, but once you found your stride, it wasn’t bad at all. And that's coming from a guy who is godawful at anything rhythm based.

Yeah, this is a "pot calling the kettle black" situation. Kotaku ads are worse than cancer. At least Twitch keeps the chat and streamer up. With Kotaku on mobile, I can't even see the screen 90% of the time.

Remember when Final Fantasy was bright and whimsical and fantasy based? Back when it was turn based and fun and not dark, muted and overly edgy and crappy?

No, what they are saying is that, with the sheer amount of content in the game, 100% the game in 100 hours is pretty crazy. I'm like 50% through the fist Adventure map(out of 6 or 7) and I'm over 100 hours alone. Even if you don't count A rank mission in Adventure, you still have to beat some maps more than once, so…

The Switch version comes with all DLC characters/Adventure maps, so I think that’s more worth it, imo. Plus, you can easily take it handheld and play it, which is super nice. I personally love playing it on the Switch over the giant Wii U pad.

All I want is P4 Golden on PS4(or Switch). I don’t play on PC, so I can’t enjoy replaying one of my all time favorite JRPGS, which really bums me out. Give it a console release and it will be a day 1 buy for me.

Yes. You just tap right on the d-pad and you are in photo mode. And you can do it at any time, even in the middle of combat.

Honestly, with the way FFVII Remake ended, I’m in no hurry for them to release any more games. I loved the entire game up until the bullshit “defying fate” part of the story. So unless they retcon that last part of the story somehow, I doubt I’ll ever pick up VII Remake or it’s sequels.

Yes. You literally start with photo mofe immediately, even before you finish the tutorial. It’s right on the d-pad for photo mode are it takes you right in.