I love love love this game. Yes, not flawless, but it had some really unique components, and leveling up the variety of vocations was fun as well.

Plus, what’s not to love with mini-Shadow of the Colossus fight tactics??

I regularly engorge myself on horror films, to the point where I’m now depressed because there’s little I haven’t seen. I’d recommend the following (if you haven’t already perused):

I have incredibly fond memories huddling around friends’ computers, and friends around mine, tag-teaming Space Quest, King’s Quest, and the Quest for Glory series. My mom has less fond memories of her phone bill with KQV came out for the NES and I wracked up $40 in fees calling the Nintendo help line.

There’s been a…

Bob’s Burger’s is fantastic. It’s Loren Bouchard man - backed by his Dr. Katz/Home Movies regulars. And Home Movies is arguably one of the best cartoons ever made.

For some reason, I have a really hard time with taking mobile games seriously. I’m perfectly fine with portability (3DS, Vita, etc.), but mobile games just don’t do it for me.

Honestly, this is reminiscent of my childhood and the discussions around game secrets (Mortal Kombat) and it couldn’t make me any more giddy.

I am so fucking happy to see Wheels on Meals. The first time I saw that fight scene, I literally screamed like a child - it constantly upped it's own ante, and to see Jackie take a "badass" role was super fun, considering most of his choreographed fights contain plenty of farce. This fight is phenomenal.

It's more than just going left or right - it's digging down into the planets, and finding new minerals/materials, and then using them to build things and upgrade your character.

I can't tell if you're trolling or just dense man. They literally communicated all of this.

"Honestly, did you expect more from a guy anchoring the news in Fargo, ND?"

Slow your roll friend! Fargo native here, and while the diversity in Fargo is significantly less than some of our larger, neighboring friends (Minneapolis), saying the black population increased significantly to the point of people coming out of the woodwork to stare at you is a pretty gross exaggeration.

This is completely, and utterly silly.

Ahhhhh - ok, yeah didn't get it. My opinion remains unchanged, but I tip my hat at you sir:-)

Ahhhhh - ok, yeah didn't get it. My opinion remains unchanged, but I tip my hat at you sir:-)

THIS. A MILLION TIMES THIS.

It's like this bizarre "I got picked on in school and now the only way I can get back at them is by making fun of them for playing games on *snicker* a CONSOLE".
It's literally elitist bullshit. And, it's tiresome.

THIS. A MILLION TIMES THIS.

It's like this bizarre "I got picked on in school and now the only way I can get back at…

I TOTALLY funded this on Kickstarter. So pumped!

Just played through Suikoden for the first time in...well, forever. Totally didn't level Pahn - epic failure. But, to be fair - it's kind of crazy the significance that has on the overall story (either way) - way ahead of its time in my opinion. Great game.

That's wild - I had no idea! Played through on XBone and had zero issues. It's too bad, because the game was great - so, I feel like I know what a good experience is like and it's unfortunate that people's perception of the game will be ruined by these.

You're cute. I was there when the original FF came out - I was 10 when FFII (IV), 12 when FFIII (VI) came out. If you think those stories didn't have simple, but brilliant stories my guess is you're a 17-20 year-old turd kid who is easily entertained by 10 minute cutscenes of Lightning jumping around on fucking…

Haha, what? Fuck those people who have a different opinion than yours? Interesting.
FFXIII IS a piece of shit - and so are the totally unnecessary sequels. I was excited when I found out Square and Enix were merging - two RPG giants? Are you kidding me? But they keep churning out shit - they've stepped too far…

In my opinion, there seems to be this move towards "Alpha/Beta" products being on the market for purchase instead of a completed/finished product.