Dragon Ball FighterZ is a stunning achievement in the field of trying to take larger-than-life anime worlds and make them into comprehensible video games.

My mum managed to find a brand new, never been opened PSone that was bundled with the LCD screen! No yellowing, no aging, even the buttons on the controller are still matte!

I was up until 4AM assembling this fella.

Snake, you've been playing for too long. Turn off the console. 

I got a PlayStation Classic for Christmas from my GF. Played nothing but Metal Gear Solid for 6 Hours Straight. Graphics and Gameplay aside, that game still holds up. 

“Game that remains my go-to during subway rides, flights, and sometimes even conversations: Threes”

I just mostly played early in the morning after taking Link to school but before I had to leave for work.

I’m here to prove you wrong! I not only have a full time job (55 hours a week minimum), also 6 kids (one of which was born December 3!) and I just finished assassins creed odyssey. I have collected ever orichalcum (minus the 2 that are unobtainable) and seen everything there is to see. I am nearly 200 hours in and…

I keep it on my PS Vita, no matter how much space I have. And I refuse to buy a SD card from Sony, so it’s very little. Suikoden 2 is a masterpiece I can pick up and play anytime.

It comes with playing it differently I’m sure. If you read his review of the game it outlines his issues with it. The game DOES have repetitive storylines. The game DOES have a ton of weird scenes that are just completely nonsensical. Like things happen to your character as if the other three just aren’t there or…

This person gets it.

You should move ahead to publish with what you have now:

I would like to add another entry, Suikoden 2.  Every year is a good year for Suikoden.

Ow, my poor Xbox One

“perhaps it was the fact that I’d spent the past 30-40 hours mashing the A button without making a single interesting decision or fighting a single challenging boss.”

Jason and I have the exact opposite opinions on Ni no Kuni 2 and Octopath Traveler and that’s ok. Wish more people could understand that.

I just started Dragon Quest 11, and while I completely agree with you on the soundtrack (the overworld theme seems to loop every 45 seconds), I'm disheartened by your statement on its ease.

Jason Schreier, Kotaku’s JRPG man!

I also loved Dragon Quest XI but if you’ve got a mind to break an RPG it’s very easy to become overpowered and stay overpowered the whole way through without too much effort. Thankfully they’ve got some great options for people who want a challenge to keep it from becoming boring in the draconian quest feature.

I also…