You remembered to cite the source for these quotes and the author of the translations, right?

It’s most telling how the very first thing they showed with this game is gameplay across multiple levels, which is much more than can be said for Mighty No.9.

I was hoping this article would go into a deep analysis of the theme’s composition, what it reflects from the capabilities of the Game Boy sound hardware, and how it complements the game itself.

I think the real takeaway from Nintendo and 2017 is that they managed to release two of the highest-rated games in history in just 7 months, which has to be some kind of record. And they didn’t even have to explode their budgets or use any of the unpopular monetization strategies the other big games are doing lately.

The best way this game can look is through a period-appropriate television.

These lists are rarely any good, but there’s not one result for Shin Megami Tensei in this one. It has only one entry for Persona 3, which shows how uninformed this list is in terms of how hard bosses can really be.

Too little, too late. The time for NES Classic has passed, and I don’t expect them to get the sales numbers they could have gotten if they did their market research properly the first time.

Yeah! Take that, AM2R!