Augh. As a staff in a Japanese company in SE Asia who’s also losing my Japanese manager for the last 1,5 years today to departmental rotation, (he's flying back to Japan today) I’m feeling strangely sentimental right now.

Let’s do it! I just caved in and bought the PS4 version of it since there’s a 70% discount on PSN.

I still haven’t managed to finish this game.

So it’s more like a gimmick VR than actual VR.

Atlus: Hey Nintendo, here take Joker for Smash Bros!

To be fair, you’re supposed to pour the contents from the packaging directly into your mouth, so chances are you’re not really going to see what it looks like.

Maybe it’s just work-related stress combined with longing for some Witcher 3-quality goodness, but damn, looking at these artworks makes me wanna cry a bit.

This weekend is for DMC5, I’m slow and can only play 2-3 missions per session because it’s really hot here these days and tropical heat+DMC game tensions equals a very overheating gamer. I have Kingdom Come Deliverance to cool down.

I’m sure someone can explain it better than me. but I’ll try. The kanji Wa (和) generally means peace, but then there’s also the word Yamato (大和) which is usually used to refer to Japan in ancient times.

Who even tipped the police off to crack down on these cosplayers?

I just clicked the article to see the full album title.

The hostess club mini game is hands down the best mini game in the series.

Yakuza games? It has hanging out with friends in Japan and buying gifts (but you’re playing a yakuza who also beat people to a pulp). 

For a second I was super excited for the probability of having another female protagonist, but nah, I think she’s just going to be new party member. Or maybe Akechi’s ally.

Persona 5 is actually the most forgiving when it comes to min-maxing and how to spend each day. Don’t stress out too much on trying to max out all confindants social links and the protag’s stats; it’s technically possible but it’s recommended to do it only in New Game+. Unless you fail to defeat a dungeon’s boss…

Hrm, I honestly thought halting sales means Sega also ordered all copies that are already on retailers’ shelves to be called back. Apparently not.

The temporarily-not-for-sale Judge Eyes. I’m having mixed feelings playing a game that is now semi-banned.

Oh christ, why Highlight.

Interesting article.

To be fair, Judge Eyes characters, including the Yakuza guy in the article here are definitely “milder” compared to characters from the main Yakuza games.