Maybe Zelda will get to actually DO something this time around?

Reminds me of Legacy of the Wizard, an NES game where you had to use all members of a monster-fighting family to make your way through an uberhard dungeon. Way ahead of its time. 

OMG IT’S A SEQUEL TO LEGACY OF THE WIZARD!

Some people don’t need to enter an outhouse to know that someone just took a big smelly dump all over it. Some people can smell it from outside. Others trust that the nauseated look on people’s faces as they pass by is real and that there’s no reason for them to lie about it. Yelling at people that it smells better…

Wow it’s almost like Fallout 76 is a broken piece of shit and people shouldn’t bother playing it

One of the games that’s in active deployment at my company is a F2P loot box style game. Been running for years now and still doing well despite being older. The vast majority of our player base is in the late 20s-30s range. I mean, kids *do* play our game, because of course they do, but the game certainly isn’t made…

I downloaded LM without seeing any ads. A buddy of mine was playing it and I thought it looked great. Only once I joined the subreddit did I discover the ads, and holy crap are they hilarious bad

I was the same way until I started playing Langrisser. It is absolutely a waifu simulator, but I find that it’s a very deep enough game that I’m actually enjoying it. It has a lot of grind problems for sure, but for some reason, I actually don’t mind in this one. It’s also fairly generous with in-game currency. It’s a…

Definetely disagree. There were so many moments of the Phantom Thieves enjoying each other’s company. The celebration after Kamoshida, the trip, the beach, the dinner after Yusuke etc. Way more than S.E.E.S did.

Man, I couldn’t disagree more. P5 was by and large the greatest Persona in every facet that I’ve ever played. Not taking away from 3 and 4, but I truly feel this is one of the few series that got better with every single entry since Revelations.

While I do agree that the cast had issues in chemistry, I think it might be worth revisiting just because it looks like they’re actually giving us more events to see the party together. P4 did well because they had more opportunities to see the cast together outside of the gathering that they’d have after completing a…

Did the cast of 3 really have that good of chemistry? How often did Ken speak with Yukari, or Fuuka talk to Junpei?

P4 was amazing with how often the characters interacted with each other, and really set the bar for an ensemble cast in an RPG like the Persona series. P5 did a great job too, and I think is up to…

Gotta disagree. Literally the only characters I liked in P3 were Mitsuru and the dog. And Shinji, but he got axed fast. Junpei was the most absolute annoying character in the whole damn series, and then it goes on from there.

Same. Loved the art direction and gameplay in P5 (series best imo!), but the story and character writing just didn’t click for me. All this time after playing, the 2 memories that ended up sticking the most in my mind are a) that beach vacation where they spend the whole trip complaining about how bored they are and…

So I’m a big Atlus fan, loved Persona 5, but I’ve felt absolutely no pull to go back and replay 5 since I finished it in 2016. Maybe that’ll change by 2020, but even now I kind of just feel dread about the idea of replaying this mammoth of a game. Among my friends this seems to be the prevailing attitude, it was a…

I’m sure I’m just parroting a youtube video, but I had to agree with their notion: the big problem I have with the Phantom Thieves is that for a group that is all about being true to your heart and being yourself and accepting others, they sure don’t express their emotions well. Every tender moment is deflated by…

Well... I never saw that coming.

This is a very good series. I hope I’m a good invisible viewbuddy. Now I’m absurdly anxious I’m not. Oh no.

More boards, new characters, more minigames, proper online...

Right?! I mean, I love Mario Aces...but c’mon.....