I'm also a fan of the non-Final Fantasy songs that were DLC. Except for some bizarre fact that the first half of "The Serpent That Devours the Horizon" (from Bravely Default) was missing. Still have zero idea what was up with that.

In 2009 some group visited my school and we had some assembly that told us the importance of doing good things for our fellow students. They also peddled the narrative that the Columbine shooters were really nice kids until they were bullied a lot, and exposed to violent media. I remember thinking the message seemed…

(Remembers a certain question from the Republican debate). Ah, fun times.

I remember reading stuff by the people who started that movement. They brought up stuff like the birth rate of certain areas, (Which coincidentally happened to developing countries) and the requirement for good Christians to do their duty and outbreed them. Ummmm yeah.

Ha, just reading about it again made the boss theme pop up in my head. Shame the only rerelease it's ever gotten is a remake of the arcade version. Which uses a different boss theme. (Come on virtual console release?)

Also, since we're talking about music here, I love the Dark World music. Along with the Skull Forest theme. They're pretty fitting for the levels they play in as well.

I usually don't find Western RPGs to have interesting battle themes. (Generally speaking the music seems less present). But I'll always make an exception for "The One They Fear". It's excellent dragon slaying music.

The new exp share is a godsend for post E4 training, but using it during the story snaps any semblance of difficulty in two. I try to counteract it by having a rotation of like 20 Pokemon though. It feels weird.

Philosophically I disagree with the guy, but he is probably the best choice for Vegas.

Good to hear. My only experience with the series is a short amount of playing the original DS one, and then a playthrough of Untold for the 3DS. The problem with starting with a remake, is that sometimes remakes don't include nice features from more recent games. (I enjoyed Untold, and while I've noticed some features…

Yeah. I think 1 TB is max, but I use digital downloads more sparingly than I do on the 3DS. (3DS I have at 32GB which is the biggest SD card my 3DS can handle). Mostly because the Wii U is not portable, and the thing I transport it in can carry quite a few games with it. (I have two full retail games digitally on the…

I was going to buy it now and have it pre loaded, but I realized I actually get paid on the day it comes out, and since it's a Friday I probably won't stay up until midnight to actually play it. Still, it's going to be digital download for me.

I still preorder on series I already like. The last few games I preordered were basically Smash and Pokemon. (Pokemon Y did have a few nasty glitches, but they were fixed pretty fast). Basically, I'm usually pretty damned sure that even a mediocre entry for the series itself is still something I'll get my money's…

Yeah, it was kinda of skimmed over in history class. Especially since those battles that were mentioned in passing involved the U.S going "We're going to liberate you Canada!" Canada going "Nah, we're cool with British rule" U.S going "We weren't asking!". Then the U.S got its ass kicked. It's a bit embarrassing.

Oh yeah, on top of it being a nonsensical amount of stupidity from Benny, he sounds like he's only mildly interested in the whole thing. (He only seems to show emotion if you threaten to crucify him. Which is the only fate I think is too sadistic for him)

Yet sadly, only if you play as a woman. I always thought if Benny was going to fall for the world's most screwed up seduction, he should be willing to go both ways. :P

Maybe part of it is that stuff we hear when we were younger is more likely to sound catchy and get stuck in our head? (Admittedly a weaker reason than what other people mentioned). Though also what we remember tends to be the best stuff, while the mediocre and bad stuff fades from our minds. There were plenty of…

I only know the FFXIV songs that appeared in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call. But those ones are fantastic, and I feel like booting that game up again simply for the Shinryu theme.

Hey, we know plenty about Canada! (Realizes outside of some battles with them during the Revolutionary War, and the War of 1812, all my knowledge of Canadian history comes from Hark a Vagrant). We know plentyish about Canada!

Yeah, I'm absolutely awful at geography. (And having a basic sense of direction) But I have a rough understanding of where most major countries are. It's just that if I was given a blank map with only the boundaries and told to label it I would get a lot of minor countries swapped.