Wise words. Surprising to find something so deep in a video games blog. High-five, dude.

Yup, Spirits Within and FFX both came out in 2001. Firing Hironobu Sakaguchi has got to be the stupidest thing Square did. A lot of key people left the company afterwards and a lot of those ended up in Mistwalker, Sakaguchi's own development company.

I thought Spirits Within wasn't bad. It's just not good enough to bear the ''Final Fantasy'' title. I think the movie would've been appreciated more if it wasn't called Final Fantasy.

Fully agreed. You actually cared for each and every character in Chrono Trigger. Only a couple in Chrono Cross, though. The rest were filler.

Nope. You're most definitely not. I liked how the game concluded. Everything was wrapped up very nicely. I'd be nervous if they announced a sequel!

Heeey! ''Abominable movie''? I liked it. Wasn't LL Cool J also in this movie, playing a guy who had some OCD-like behavior when it came to the arrangement of his food? That was hilarious to me when I was a kid.

It doesn't matter if it has utlra-high resolution when the screen isn't even half as big as my TV. To this day, I still can't see the usefulness of an iPad, other than an overpriced eBook reader. Now with hi-res. How mind-blowing...

That's some impressively fast internet responsiveness!

Which is why I haven't bought Battlefield 3. Fuck Origin.

I hope that's not the future. I really hope packaged goods stay around.

Yeah, I don't understand why developers don't include LAN support more. I have Borderlands for PS3 and I beat the whole game using its LAN mode with my roommate during last year's PSN outage.

''AND BACK!''

You know, I have to agree with him, if he's talking about Skyrim (save that I didn't waste that much time with it). :)

A PC with a console design, but OK. Whatever you say, hotshot. Oh, and when you keep going back to handhelds (which, again, aren't consoles), you're not picking straws there? Hahaha.

Yeah, I've picked up some user love for the co-op. Utter hatred for the single-player, though.

It's actually, wait for it, Lerigan

Ah, thanks. I thought the first one was older than it actually is.

You keep going back to Vita/3DS. Like I already said, that's a whole different game. Given its portable design, those are closer at hand to the smartphone/tablet market. I was discussing consoles, not handhelds. Google isn't that hard to use, you're right. You know what's also not hard to use? Your brain. Consoles are…

I'm gonna take a wild guess and assume that, like me, you haven't played half the games you bought. Oh hey, Dungeon Defenders! I bought that and played the tutorial and then... never touched it again, lol. Wanna play? Can I add you?

Isn't the first one a PS2 game, though?