Still think this is one of my favorite boss themes of all-time across all games.

I don’t think MM9 is one of the best, it leans hard at times into the worst of “cheap” NES-styled deaths. Of course I’m a pretty ardent MM8 defender so I’m hardly in the mainstream of the Mega Man community.

She has done some great vocal songs for games, and also a Chrono Trigger remix in her own language that was so good it got added to one of their official revisited soundtracks!

This is going to sound silly, but boxes also increase the resale potential by 20% or more in many cases as the generations pass, so just more evidence that yes, you should keep them as long as you can! 

We used an external save logger for Pokemon Silver on Game Boy. At some point it failed when we were switching data, and I lost my game. I wasn’t CRAZY invested into Pokemon but it still hurt, didn’t get back into it till Diamond.

Genshin is still on step 2 but there are signs it is getting into stage 3...

Businesses charge what people pay. Square doesn’t lower the price of its games to $30 by choice, they do it because people stop buying them. Nintendo games always have buyers at $60, and when they do stop selling, they historically do lower the prices via a player’s choice collection.

Yeah once it’s down to 2 players it slows down to a trickle eventually. I don’t think the endgame is as well-thought-out as it could be, I’ve never experienced a situation like this one yet.

Ah that happened to me too, good to know I wasn't just stupid.

This game feels like the sequel to X-Wing that’s been 20 years on hold. I am loving the space combat, it feels like it’s been modernized in all the right ways and I’m very excited to keep putting more time into multiplayer.

We can only hope!

This game is a perfect follow-up to the XWing and TIE Fighter games. They feel so right! 

Aren’t there 25 characters? That is a lot! Enemy variety has felt ok so far but I’m not quite as far as you yet, I’ve actually really enjoyed the “boss” fights so far, so I guess we’ll see if they just scale levels or if they continue to get creative.

I thought it was pretty obviously “So long-ay Bowser!” 

After KHIII mostly wasted the end of 15 years of plot development now we’re ready to invest in a new story? Ok then.

I mean it’s hard to compare the tech in the Vita to the Go, I just enjoyed the fold-up design, dpad, and general shape. Unfortunately, at some point tech expires no matter how nice it is! The OG Vita screen is still amazing though.

Yeah, I find Totilo and I share a lot of the same sentiments and I never took to a portable system till my mid-late 20s with the 3DS and a CFW PSP. The PSP Go is an all-time favorite for me, I love the design so much still.

As much as I can agree that the core mechanics are continually at odds with each other, there are genuine euphoric delights to be had in the series. I’ve been playing since the beginning. Even 06 had moment of transcendence. There’s nothing else quite like Sonic when they nail the level design, give you a good field…

The Atari version was one of my first video game purchases ever, if not my first. I still love the game, though the NES version does some great things with the gameplay that make it far superior.

I enjoyed achievements when they first debuted on the 360 because initially they were all reasonable extensions of gameplay. Then it turned into “play this game with a walkthrough 5 different times at 40 hours a pop” and I gave up on them.