Now, question. How do you think this might fair with a touch screen? On the Vita. Cause the devs mentioned they were intersted.

Not just in the context of fan service. If you put something into your show, manga, or any thing else for that matter; make it relevant. If it’s not relevant don’t put it in there. Superfluous elements of any sort degrade the work as a whole.

That’s cool and all but I’m sort of the struck with the thought of: Good thing Blizzard designed these characters. Someone one else would have gotten it wrong.

Look at that face. He’s just upset he can’t get the good end.

I guess they should have...tossed the idea.

All I can think of is: I’ve never eaten anywhere close that much food in one sitting before. Almost curious what that feels like. A food hangover? How horrible does a food hangover feel?

I’m really loving FF15 for the same reason I...don’t kill me...I’ve thought of FF X-2 is my favorite FF. It’s just a fun ride. It doesn’t feel weighed down by it’s narrative or underlying message. It’s a group of enjoyable people going on a great trip partnered with great gameplay mechanics.

Damn that’s good. I love those hollow tapping samples present through the entire track.

Well it could be considered a form of incentive as well. If the place is tiny and uncomfortable it encourages you not to be there that long. Wasting less time in your hotel and spending more time out and about.

I just gotta say, that is a great mascot. That rave-skull dude is quite distinguished while being super simple.

Oh yeah. It was the whole big classic PC box, beat up a good bit though. It’s put up somewhere but I still have it.

I found an old copy of Mechwarrior 2 in a Ross clothing store of all places a one time. I never quite got it to run on Windows 7 back in the day. Though the disc’s audio track was pretty darn awesome. Really looking to experiencing some of this series when this comes out.

I can hear the creaky ol’ bones of the elder gamers in my family suddenly coming to life.

Don’t you mean GF2?

I think it was more of hoping that it would be left alone. For the last couple decades we’ve almost been conditioned into forgetting that those types open ended endings can exist, an alright conclusion for a story. Especially considering that the driving force of “finding a cure” wasn’t the core point of the story.

Going back and playing through Jak and Daxter recently it surprisingly doesn’t seem like quite as much of a stretch as it seems. Even in the first game their cinematic perspective with character animations and cutscenes is still very very much present.

Hmmm...

Narrative and story are not inherently important. What is one of the most recognizable and popular game series ever? Mario.

I...don’t think you have played Overwatch.

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