1. PS4, Vita and Steam are all platforms which are famous for localizing anything. If a Japanese game is on one of these three platforms, you can almost bet, that it’ll eventually end up being localized.

I wish there was something like an ultimate version of P3. With all the bonus content of fes, the 3D graphics and the gender option and stuff of p3p. And it’d had to be portable on Vita, so I could choose to play on the go or on the PSTV.

I know it’s not entirely the same in terms of resolution and performance, but where is the problem in getting a pstv or vita? You get PSTVs for less that 50$ and can play everything from vita games, psp games or ps one classics on them. They’re kinda like what those mini consoles of Nintendo are, only that you can…

Absolutely this! And also what I don’t understand is this “you’re making videos like x, while we just want angry reviews”, followed by insults. The fact is, not only is he allowed to go on vacation (or quit entirely if he wants to, it’s his life), he may also decide to make whatever videos he wants to make. If he’s…

Just wanted to write, you forgot Danganronpa V3. But then I realized, that’s fall, already:

“Persona 5: The Golden (Vita)“ I wish this wasn’t a typo. It would be perfect for that system. But it would be even better if there was a “Persona 3: The Golden (Vita), because there is simply no ultimate version of that game...

What I like and admire about Japanese game blogs is the fluidity they move between video game stuff and, basically, whatever they think is interesting. They’re rooted in gaming, but they cast a wide net that includes obvious related topics like manga and anime as well as seemingly unrelated ones like politics,…

Tha same game, I’m playing every weekend: Bloodborne :D

It’s not about liking or disliking. Even in Japan, there are some hardcore Xbox-enthusiasts. It’s more about the lack of a reason, knowledge and the varying willingness of Microsoft to invest in the market at all. Other than in the US, where it comes from obviously, Xbox is more like a hardcore niche thing, while…

The point is, while it was admittedly bad in some areas (totally forgot to mention those very mundane side quests), it is absolutely shining in pretty much everything that it does right. And not just like “good apart from the drawbacks” but actually so amazing, that it’s way better than anything else in some fields.…

Edit: I know, this is no answer to the question, but I will loop back to Automata eventually, so please stick with me.

Yeah. It was a better looking pitchfork in 2007.

If you enjoyed Dark Souls and Nioh, but The Surge wasn’t quite up there (which isn’t such a big surprise after Lords of the Fallen), did you play Bloodborne?

Sorry, my mistake.

16 seems very low. But if someone had to make a list of 16 really awesome snes games, this is a really really awesome list, imo. Didn’t expect that.

I still like this better:

Damn, if I didn’t knew that wasn’t me, I would literally think, that’s me. XD

Why does everybody keep forgetting, that games like Rocket League are already cross play between Steam and PS4? Microsoft has always been the one who doesn’t allow cross platform play with other systems, while Sony was always open to it. I don’t know where Nintendo teaming up with Microsoft fits into this now. I can…

Sounds like there are some serious legal stances, though, ones perhaps involving the Xbox and Nintendo side of things (remember, Final Fantasy XIV can be played across PS4 and PC)

Wait, wait, wait, one moment please: You can already play Rocket League cross platforms between PC and PS4 for ages. does this mean, that Nintendo has chosen to partner with Microsoft for this? Because that would mean, that Xbox gamers could only play with Nintendo gamers and Games for Windows (which is Xbox), while…