So that's what he came in for.

Or you could get the standard retail version on Amazon with $20 credit for pre-ordering. Then spend it on the DLC when it eventually hits, or something else.

IMO Drizzt is a boring, flat character but that pack sounds pretty cool. But $200? Yeah... no. I'm not putting that much money into an unproven MMORPG, learned that the hard way with Star Trek Online and The Old Republic.

It's almost as if people have different opinions on the game based on their personal experiences and preferences!

You should read, I wasn't talking about the gameplay. There are absolutely shared ASSETS between the two games, at least from what I saw of the PSP Tactics Ogre.

The learning curve of Final Fantasy Tactics is a little easier (aside from some of these tricks mentioned in the article that you have to really get into the game to learn), because without grinding in Tactics Ogre you will run up against story missions that are just overwhelmingly hard unless your party is strong and…

Wait, you're right. Republic Commando was awesome, can't believe I forgot about it.

It was a Battlefield game in the Star Wars setting. Your enjoyment would really depend on how you felt about those two franchises. There also weren't really any good Star Wars shooters at all.

The problems with the mobile device landscape is that it's fragmented because of the immense variety of hardware configurations, and manufacturer control over what software support their devices get. These are two separate problems.

I have to highly disagree with you. I'm running an i7 860 and GTX 260, pretty mid-range components at this point, and my framerates are fine on medium 1920x1080. There is of course some slowdown in very large fights but it never dips below the 30s.

Thank you for the insight! Wikipedia, I should have thought of that :P

It's always important to read xkcd's hover text (when you move the your cursor over the image):

This is very disappointing. Extremely poor editorial quality and type-editing on the part of Squeenix Japan's localization staff. They should take a lesson from their North American branch, or even their competitors.

Instead of "who can auto aim better"? Sure.

It is how government officials in nearly all countries and jurisdictions treat their budgets. If you don't spend all the money, next year's funding from the central government will be reduced because you apparently don't need it. So they have to find a way to spend it all in order to maintain current funding levels or…

I'm liking EVERYTHING about this.

Yeah, some news sites are less vigilant about vetting their freelance contributors than others. If I was editor-in-chief of a gaming news site, one look at Eric Neigher's track record of inaccurate, inflammatory reporting would put him on a blacklist for a good, long time.

I'M A UNICORN!

Here's mine: