You forgot Animal Crossing!

Are you JOKING? There have been PLENTY of violent/warrior women.

I think this writer is forgetting that "a mish-mash of previous ideas" are what make really good games.

The plotline, story, and characters make me label it as a kids show. You could get away with A LOT of violence in Japan in television/anime shows.

Matt Mocarski, the art director, had this to say, "We know that our game was for adults so we studied shows like Naruto and Full Metal Alchemist to see how they balanced a unique visual style with stories that had both humor and drama."

So, the playable races are hippy furry-fanservice, tough obligitory golem/tank character, and the wisecracking human.

FROM THE PRODUCERS OF 300?

I think Steam has a better community behind it. I've never been as awfully harassed in Team Fortress (which I'm absolutely terribly terrible at) as I did in League of Legends (Which I'm merely mediocre at.)

I believe the creators of Minecraft are coming out with a new card game.

Lost Kingdoms was THE shit for the gamecube!

Call me awkward, but Zwei is a nice piece of eye candy.

Phantom Brave and Makai Kingdom already did the whole "gridless strat rpg" thing.

At my local Drugmart (yes, there is a pharmacy/convenience store/video rental place this horribly named) there was only five to ten games available. Soul Blade was one of the few, and that shit rocked my house. I would constantly rent it over and over again.

I find bit bizarre that Monkeychunks is complaining about gender confusion in a Japanese game. How is this a new trend, especially in Japanese games? Actually it's an old trend, and it doesn't even live inside the realm of gaming. The metrosexual look is very "in" in Atlus' country, designing a character that reflects…

I would love to see Harry, all grown up and have all of that fame and power go to his head. Like a grown up child celebrity, his glory days are completely gone and with his kids heading off to Hogwarts, he realizes how empty his life is now. JK could totally write an excellent novel chronicling his life trying to come…

Also this Prince is super super attractive.

This is absolute truth.

Final Fantasy Tactics:Advance is my favorite of the Final Fantasies, bar none.

I just got done with Yukio Mishima's "Confessions of a Mask." Which was pretty good, I had a lot of feelings about my sexuality that I didn't feel that other people had. It was a good read.

I'm glad that Ned Stark died: it solidified the idea that anyone in the show can die at any moment. I don't understand how it was weak writing, he attempted treason against this spoiled, maniacal, child king and thought that just by saying, "Whoops, sorry about that." would get him off scot-free? I don't think so.