I think I’ll just order a tab.

I don’t think it’s about the cost of the syrup, but that complicated orders can take up a ton of time, then you get dissatisfied customers, waits, and frustrated staff.

Beer cheese. BEER CHEESE.

Not even a game like Bastion? I'd love for you to link your steam library, I imagine it would be useful for scientists to study 

Right?

Exact same attack, according to the FF wiki. If I recall, though, damage that YOU take doesn’t exceed 9999 from it, the limit break is only against the enemies. I haven’t actually tested that, though, because I haven’t played without spirit junctioned since the first time I beat the game lol.

It was praise based on previous experiences. As demonstrated by the post afterward, where I followed up after reading the article, my presumption was correct.

That's great for butchers but I'm not screwing around with a precise stabbing on a slippery target in the middle of nowhere, population: not hospitals 

Exact same situation with me, but with Zoolander. I would watch it literally every day, then one day I just... stopped laughing at it. I need that memory wipe.

Yikes. Sorry that the welfare of the people who make the video games you play is something you don’t like to see. I don’t see the point in pretending otherwise.

“I’ve never purchased an indy game yet they’re constantly trying to sell them to me.”

I was just really excited to see a new article from him. That’s it.

I read slowly, and Jason’s reputation precedes him. I felt like getting in a commending comment early before finishing the article.

Which is why I read it and commented after. Kinja does not let you edit after a set period of time, and it’s a long read.

I was right. I hate to see this kind of thing pop up more and more, and especially with a publisher that I’ve supported strongly in the past (Seriously. We all have Nicalis games on our systems, I’m sure.)

Haven’t read yet, just wanted to say: You’ve done it again, Jason. This is the kind of investigative journalism that we need in the gaming industry, and you continue to hit home.

Is nobody going to mention the buff, Sax-playing clam in the second evolution card picture? Because I will.

Everyone giving their takes on the combat, but I’m here about how many potential empty character slots there are on the menu and victory screen. Just how many big boys and girls can we take into battle at once? Six? MORE?

Ohh, I love their stuff when it comes in on tap. I’ll have to keep an eye on the cycle.

It’s hard to imagine the game without him, but there’s an entire possible first play-through where you miss him completely. But if you do get him, you can have him dual wield the One-Of-A-Kind-Super-Sword because there are two dimensions. The game is bonkers, and I love it for that.