Aw, I really liked the film...

*SCP-105, not SCP 10. SCP-2521 (or ••|•••••|••|•) is brilliant, too.

I’m rather fond of SCP-10, SCP-426 and SCP-___-J. That one about the person everyone unnaturally hates because they came back to life and thus is subconsciously perceived as ‘wrong’ really creeps me out.

Having watched the anime before playing the game, the Naoto twist really threw me for a loop.

Probably because the threat of the Swarm and the potential return of the Queen are still fairly new in the Gears timeline so people could settle and rebuild in relative peace, whereas the original quadrilogy took place at the height of the Locust/Lambent war years after everything had already gone to poop.

I was surprised to see Incineroar get into Smash, mostly because I thought his role would be played by Buzzswole.

Actually, Celebi was the catalyst for the villain’s plot, and Raikou, Entei and Suicune showed up to fight Zoroark for impersonating them and threatening their town.

I think that’s a shame Zoroark never took off like Lucario did. I would have loved to see him/her as a fighter in Smash.

And he was right, there.

I worry for Sakurai. He looks tired, and his comments about everyone actually being miserable and downtrodden souls makes me scared for his well-being.

Killer Instinct 2013 would be great on Switch.

Some changes I think worked better (like the whole ‘show us your tits’ story becoming a ‘be true to yourself and own your style’ story), but others were kind of confusing.

Stupid question, but why is this considered an SMT/Fire Emblem crossover instead of a Persona/Fire Emblem crossover? Yeah, I know Persona’s technically part of Shin Megami Tensei, but this seems to have a lot more in common with the latter than the former (from the teen cast, to being pre-apocalyptic, to the set…

Dude, too soon. So soon, in fact, this is still just ongoing. Don’t presume to know the victim’s motivations if you never knew him personally.

I think she implies that help actually did seem to be working, then this broke out.

Because he was a victim of suicide, of mental illness, of suffering through abuse himself throughout his life.

Not that I’m complaining, but didn’t they already do Tekken Tag Tournament 2?

Birman used to be on Game Pass, not Games with Gold.

Why would you ignore the entire creative output of a team and a company because of one individual? Kotaku even pointed out the game was critically acclaimed and a nice throwback to 90s shooters.

What did the Ooblets developers do wrong?