Was my first choice. Loved that character!

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom isn’t just for PlayStation 4. Bandai Namco today announced the RPG sequel is coming PC this year as well. Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, also initially announced for the PS4, is also headed to PC, as well as Xbox One.

One additional thing: even if you really did try turning it off and back on again, if your IT guy says to do it again, just do it again.

One of our techs had the idea to plug the iMac into a secondary display, and behold—there was the lady’s user and data, proving that she had been using it just fine before she broke it.

What on earth are you doing on the ground as Pharah?!

This is all idealistic, not just optimistic. I’d be thrilled to get even one or two of the things on this list.

Presumably everyone at NOA will read this article, translate it to Japanese, and send it to NCL where they will all collectively say “yes! brilliant!” and make it all happen by March 3.

3) A “launch day” VC package

Nothing yet on the site, evidently (just a tweet), but a verbal reminder that Atlus frequently has a LE box on their site when Amazon may not.

OH wow! I had given up on seeing these come over. I loved the cast and world building of the 1st game and anime. I was also totally hooked by the gameplay and always wanted more missions and scenarios.

The game was first, it’s a pretty decent tactical rpg / visual novel.

I was just about to import both games because i was tired of waiting on Mask of Truth anime (which is coming after the game comes out!) so i will just wait patiently on my Atlus instead

PC game was first and the anime is based on that. Aquaplus is a game studio first and foremost, and Tears to Tiara 1 came out around then. (Tears 2 came out in the past couple years, yes English.)

Y E S. Thank you, Atlus. Thank you, thank you.

Wow, I never though I’d see a proper Utawarerumono release after MirrorMoon’s efforts ten years ago. A shame the best characters are in Uta 1, but I’ll definitely be getting this.

Growing up rural, the issue is more that not all rural/southern people talk like that. It’s like depicting everyone who lives in a city as talking like JFK or Roosevelt.