"You know... You know what I've noticed? Nobody panics when things go "according to genre." Even if the genre is horrifying! If, tomorrow, I release a game, like, a GTA clone where gang bangers get shot, or a CoD clone where a truckload of soldiers will be blown up, nobody panics, because it's all "part of the genre".…

I just want Senpai to notice me

Yea, I guess Square Enix actually wanted this game to sell well.

"My opinions are better than your opinions!"

Woah, we got an internet tough guy over here!

Why do you say that? I thought she was a great character.

Why the hell does Austin have a sign saying "Keep Portland Weird"?

Man this is a nice bonus to that $60 Final Fantasy 15 demo

And so the Milites Empire, home to the White Peristylium, invaded the neighboring Dominion of Rubrum. As soon as the declaration of war was made, the Militesi main fleet swarmed into all corners of Rubrum.

Thanks to you sir all those underage kids and students went and got a office job, the future has never looked brighter!

...The developers aren't pirating the game. They're taking a smarter approach to limit piracy. How about read the article next time before blaming the wrong party.

That's more elaborate than mine. I just show up in my normal clothes and tell people I'm an illusioned Zoroark.

This finally solves the case of who been mugging people with a giant bone.

I'd say so, but really, you let it lapse? Am I the only one who subbed in 2013 all the way to 2020 when subs were on sale?

Sounds like you're more of a fan of what corporate logo is branded on the box used to play video games than being a fan of video games themselves. I'm sorry.

Just like Nintendo has a copyright on swords and the color green.

imagine Rie Kugimiya doing 5 characters in the same anime, that would be like... paradise! ...but the anime would end up having 5 tsundere characters

Quite amazing display of vocal skill really. Some of the voices are nothing like one another. And it's really cute when sibling characters have a similar tone, but different ways of speaking.

It's never been a pure gaming blog. Ever.

Well, you're not seeing them in a Bashcraft article because that's not what they pay him to write. He writes stuff on Asian pop culture, because it's an integral part of Kotaku as a whole.