It’s one of the things in DotA1 that took me a while to acknowledge.

I’d say yes. The story mode’s top-notch and is surprisingly long. And since you probably know the songs by heart, you’ll still enjoy the rhythm game aspect.

I’m glad I marathon’d the story mode, including the bonus story segments. Now I can play Disgaea 5 full-time at home and P4DAL while commuting.

It’s for people who like Persona 4 and its music. Easy mode is easy enough for people who suck at rhythm games and Hard/All Night mode is challenging enough for rhythm game veterans.

You’ll get used to the blue rings eventually. They’re actually on-beat as with the rest of the notes in the game, and their audio fits into the music.

Yeah. The comments apply to anything that uses a 2d tile-based 2d game engine; the fact that it’s a remastered game is irrelevant.

This will heavily rely on both your house maintenance and your location. Some places are simply dust magnets. Lived in the Philippines, anything and everything will be coated in dust unless you clean the house daily. And even then, appliances will get gunked up in less than a year.

More of connecting a console feature to his in-game persona’s actions. A sort of roleplay extension if you will.

That’s how practically any sort of animation production is done. If your animation rate is slower than what your screen renders ( 12fps for most hand-drawn animation ), you simply show the same image for a few frames before showing the next.

After unlocking the Rocket Punch and DeeDee I’ve saved up a lot more on my tranq rounds. I only use it now for emergencies.

It’s a Fulton upgrade that you can eventually dev. Just run through the missions and upgrade your base until you have enough r&d/resources to unlock it.

Have you seen the ones in MGRRevengeance? I think everybody has at least one scene where you get a full view of their ass. Even if they’re cyborgs, there’s quite a few “oh my~...!” moments there.

It was both for Dota1. Leoric was his given name, Skeleton King his title.

To be fair, Meepo’s moveset is the same for each of his clones. So even if you have more units, your micro’s the same for each one.

Flashlights and thermals are nothing. Flares man, flares.

yep, the one in WC3 that is Rexxar! =p

Blame your browser for smoothing out the actual image. If you look directly at the source image you’ll see that it’s indeed hand-made pixel art.

Although Ninty is okay with a LOT of roughhousing. Especially with go karts. Which is still awesome.

Well.. to be fair it’s the PS blog. whiners, trolls, and jerks tend to congregate on the site. There are very, very few posts that have a decent set of comments.

You should see the commercials for games in Japan. Almost all the time they’re half animated concept art, half postings of who is the voice actor for which character. Doesn’t matter which genre the game is. Almost exactly the same way they advertise their anime.