There's nothing wrong with that strategy — games like Xenogears and Final Fantasy Tactics take similar approaches, and they're generally considered by RPG fans to be two of the greatest video game stories ever told. The big difference? Xenogears and Tactics actually work to make you care about their characters. Could…

Read the title and was like "duh." Not surprised this was the first comment.

Artist Marek Okon recently had an idea: what if instead of trying to shoot the Aliens, we could control them instead? It's a premise that's actually been explored in the universe's fiction before, but that certainly didn't look as cool as this concept does.

Sounds like you're more of a fan of what corporate logo is branded on the box used to play video games than being a fan of video games themselves. I'm sorry.

I totally see where you're coming from, but even then, I don't think it's an inane conversation to have. For some people, five amazing hours is worth $60 or more! For others, $60 is too much to spend on any entertainment experience that won't carry them through the next month or two. If someone has a very small…

I was really hoping it was five monsters vs one hunter. You''ve let me down, Narcisse.

It's like he ran into the game!

Others are from Alabama.

Thanks for all of the great constructive criticism. I have created an alternate form of this 3ds, which I hope addresses a few of the issues people have raised.

Because I am currently playing the HD remake on WiiU.

So I emailed the dude who wrote it. Here's our exchange after I asked him what he's talking about:

HIM: By attendance overall I mean people flying into Arizona for the game, many fans go to the city without tickets or just to partake in the festivities.

ME: OK, but why say this?

The closeness of the character is amazing. They should make a simulation game where you try to get into Tokyo University together!

I'd drop everything but my brain in a heartbeat.

Bumbycakes is completely wrong. It's free to purchase for anyone.

Seriously, is there a company that actively works to piss off its fans as much as Square Enix? What an awful thing to do.

This is what a post looks like when they only read the headline before posting. Take a screenshot everyone.

Yup. Ian Williams did a fantastic one for The Guardian.

Pretty nice to see something I helped design over 7 years ago now, still thought of as being the best. Thanks for your nice thoughts everyone.

Pretty nice to see something I helped design over 7 years ago now, still thought of as being the best. Thanks for…