God damn I miss the Mako, or more specifically, planet exploration. I honestly don't think I've played a game since the first Mass Effect that gave me such a feeling of wonder as I was flying planet to planet just to see what I could find.

Ah, the tired, old "Aeris dies!" comeback. You know, I had a friend who played FF VII for the first time last year and he somehow did not know that Aeris dies; I was shocked. I referred to the game's "big spoiler" and he genuinely did not know, so I did not spoil it for him. It just goes to show that just being…

Yeah, but for a show that is consistently getting more viewers and is in a lull between seasons currently—a time when a lot of people choose to start something so they can be caught up when it's back on.

Please tell me what this GIF that bewitched me for a solid minute is all about. (Your icon)

I've beaten over 100 RPGs since I started playing them over a decade ago, and this is definitely one of the most forgettable among them. I definitely don't think that Lost Oddysey is a BAD game per say, but it's just not objectively good either. Literally one of the worst villains of all time (I laughed when he did a…

That would be great! Yeah, just message us on Facebook any time and we'll get it worked out!

Thanks man! Full disclosure, I'm actually in this band. We are having our CD release show on July 13th, so we'll have it available digitally shortly after that. If you have a Facebook, go like us on there! We have a cover of a track from FF VII up and will be posting our Chrono Trigger one soon.

Check out the band Afore Notation if you're into this kind of stuff. They have a new album coming out July 13th, and this song is off of it. Super Collision X

I basically said the same thing above somewhere. High five \||||

Yeah, as someone who sunk maybe about 20 hours into one of the PSP titles (admittedly, that is not very much in this series) my major complaints are how slow everything else—it just doesn't feel satisfying when I press a button—and, the more pressing issue: that the controls are god damn terrible. I mean, you get used…

No need to be aggressive friend, it's just a discussion, not an argument. I actually thought umbrella-bro was effeminate looking at first myself until I got a good look at his face in the character-still frame thing at the end of the video. Now I actually think he seems cool—has kind of an easy going vibe to him.…

I actually think Vayne was a pretty solid villain in XII, he just didn't get enough screen time. What made him particularly compelling was that he was trying to essentially free the human race from the ghost guardian dudes (wish they would have been fleshed out a LOT more), making him sort of an ends-justify-means…

Hahaha, dude, the guy is holding an umbrella because it is raining! And I really don't think ANY of the character shown so far are effeminate, save for maybe the blonde guy. The rest are metrosexual at worst, which just means a guy who is particularly concerned with his appearance and grooming. Vaan from FFXII looked…

Don't let these comments fool you; most of the world feels the same way about XIII. It's garbage for young teenagers.

Amazing-looking game, awful, awful music. I'll make something for your next trailer for free for real—hit me up.

You're right, although my point was less about specific companies, and more about size/portfolio of companies.

The point i'm bringing up is that they WOULD be able to circumvent these rules, whereas Adult Swim cannot, even though, in my mind, it is a notable brand as far as game publishing goes (just not in this context.)

I understand their reasoning, but they clearly would not have done this had the publisher been EA or Activision. What a messy situation—hope it works out for all parties.

I hope this doesn't steal too much thunder from Armikrog, the stop-motion claymation game. I definitely, strongly desire to see both of these games succeed, but something tells me Double-Fine doesn't need it as much as Pencil Test.