I loved the idea when I read about it, but admittedly that’s mostly because I don’t like online gaming a whole lot. But hey, not all is lost for you, the ‘world enemies’ you fight with online friends look really really awesome. And there’s always Skype ;)

I don’t think so. The whole concept of online for this game was to be “loosely connected,” with emphasis on the single player game. The developers likens the online to having people in the other room while you play video games in yours. They’re there and you can feel their presence, it’s just not that they’re in your…

Fortunately nobody in this story matters.

I was happy to see so many people already voiced the same opinion(s) I have on the subject. I mostly disagree with you, but immense kudos to you for writing your thoughts up in such a way that I’d still totally go for drinks with you. You make every outlet you write for a lot better, well done.

good catch there, well spotted

Correct, but EVEN Kotaku usually has more to say about stuff, other than "it's there." At least offer an opinion, an actual story, just...something, you know?

Any particular reason for posting this? Other than 'hey, there's a game that exists, and it has a website that also exists.'

"Phew. I know everyone was very concerned about the Twitter team."

You're not the first person with severe brain damage to voice that opinion.

Well said, sir.

...provided you also can spare a nod to Ameri Ichinose.

As previously explained by director Hajime Tabata, is part of the core gameplay of FFXV, and plays a vital role in adventuring the vast open world.

Well done. And extra minus points for the commenters who didn't get it.

Think running around in a big-ass world, being able to warp freely to previously-visited places (really, getting around was done very very well in the previous one, it didn't even have loading times when you warped to a place in the same area. And areas in Xenoblade were gigantic.), and fighting lots of monsters with…

Don't laugh, the original had a crapload of sidequests, varying from fetch-quests (gotta hate those random blue flames) to multi-step story sidequests. I, for one, cannot wait for this game.

Itoen is popular, but so popular you had to name it twice? :p

And don't forget the "Murikabe" from the Yokai Watch series!

If you haven't done so yet, go see the video. It's awesome and awfully cute as well.

The question now is exactly how does this setup work? I think there's basically two ways it could go, and the trailer doesn't really give us enough information to see which one it is at this point. The head and sphere are either connected via a central spinal shaft though a divided sphere acting as two hemispherical…

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