Oh I know, but my computer's kinda junk because I just don't play stuff on my computer except for the occasional emulation (shame on me, I know).

Honestly, I'm not sure if my computer could run it. I'm not a big PC gamer, so I've always had my laptop as a mid-grade model at best. Hell, I might finally switch over to a Mac since it'd honestly be better for work. But it's good advice! Thanks :) And yeah, I usually don't get on the hype train for things, but it's…

From what I've read, there will most definitely be crafting but no story per say. The idea is to travel to the center of the universe; however, it's harder than it sounds since you'll need to update your ship and such to be able to do so. The article I read is here.

I don't even usually like these kinds of games, but those dinosaurs, man, those dinosaurs! I'm pretty sure this will be the game that finally makes me buy a PS4. And to think I thought it'd be a JRPG.

Actually, there's an Etrian Odyssey demo! The mechanics are very similar, especially the exploration part, so you can give that a try :)

I think "superficial" has sort of a negative connotation, and I don't look down on people who feel this way; I just simply don't understand it myself. You're explanation certainly helped though, especially because they made you expect one thing with the Wii U tech demo and then delivered a completely different vision…

That's really upsetting :(

Oh I see. I totally get that. I actually haven't been able to ever make it past Midgar in FFVII because of those parts where they have you control Cloud as a speck on the screen to show the monstrosity that is the city. Cool effect and I get why they did it, but I had to stop playing every time since it'd make me so…

If you're looking for more JRPGs, have you given the Atelier series a try? Two of the three games in the Arland trilogy have come out, and while they focus on crafting a decent bit more than fighting, they're actually really fun. I'd wait until later this month though: the updated version of the first game in the…

A new true Paper Mario is pretty much all I want (though I did like Super Paper Mario a fair bit). If I had to get really selfish, Paper Luigi based off the stories he and his partners told in The Thousand Year Door is all I really want, but that's just a dream that will never come true.

I also really liked the interviews with the developers. They were really well done, and you could tell how excited and passionate everyone was about their games. It was really nice to see :)

It won't let you redownload it under Settings? How absolutely odd...

Mario Kart 8 is actually surprisingly fun online. It's, uh, actually the first game I've ever played online. I'm into individual experiences like you, and when my boyfriend bought it for us to play a few weeks back while he was in town, I was afraid I wouldn't touch it after he left. It's actually be quite the…

I'm always super interested about the fact that people would be unexcited for a Zelda game simply because of its visuals. When you say that, you're certainly not alone, but I wonder why that's such a determining factor to people about this franchise in particular. Skyward Sword at least had some legitimate criticism…

Starting last month, I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't buy any new games until August so I could start getting through my fairly substantial backlog. It was hard at first since games definitely want have been coming out (my boyfriend bought Mario Kart 8 for me though, thank god), but it has actually felt…

It might get lost in all the E3 talk (though I've heard more about it than I was personally expecting), but I'm sure by the time the game is in its marketing period and released, it will have its time in the sun :)

Have you tried the Etrian Odyssey series before? I'm not honestly a big fan of 1st person dungeon crawlers either, but I managed to get into that series easy surprisingly. I'd really recommend giving Persona Q a chance :)

I know that her poetry was supposed to be god awful, but man, I seriously cringed every time any of it was read out loud. I'm sure the localization team had a lot of fun with it hahah.

Hey, if you're a fan of this kind of stuff, a 3DS is a great purchase no matter the circumstances, so I think you'll be happy with it long after you beat Q :)

This was very interesting to read! Thank you :) I actually played the original version I lot when I was very young, so usually (and rather embarrassingly) I made up my own stories as I rode Epona through the world. (I'm pretty sure my brother left the save file that way so I could do just that). When I later went back…