Makes sense for the timing- but it’s still a shitty excuse to regionally lock out die hard fans who want to give Nintendo money.

Less is more. I’m glad to see some of you editors agree that the extra missions feel tacked on and unnecessary. There’s no way I’m going back to “mop up” Gotham once I’m through with the story. I don’t like the leveling up structure, either. I wish they would just give you power-ups throughout the story as needed,…

**Please be sure to wear your tinfoil hat while reading the above post.

Not really the same thing. This is much closer to what happened in the market with the Saturn. Although who knows what this market fumble could lead to in the coming generation for Nintendo.

Oh, I assumed you meant personal experience from being infinitely stupid. But hey, good luck to anyone demanding a refund from an international purchase over the internet :P

Sounds like you’re speaking from personal experience.

This reminds me of Sega, circa ‘97-’99. They had no idea how to salvage the Sega Saturn in the wake of it’s failure in the west- so they basically said “Fuck it!” and stopped bringing games over. They focused all their energy on amping up for the Dreamcast and left amazing games in Japan and good games were left to…

I’m not especially hyped for this game- but Nintendo needs to drop their region-locking policy. It’s situations like this that really piss off fans. Why does North America have to wait an extra 5 months for Yoshi’s Wooly World? Why does the Euro market have a release date for this game? There’s no reason why Nintendo…

I usually have a personal rule against buying DLC other than major expansions- but Capcom have already guaranteed the extra $10 I’ll be paying for classic skins. Ken looks horrible. Just horrible. That E-Honda tease is looking pretty atrocious, too...

I’ve been playing the whole game as 60’s batman! Glad I’m not alone :)

That was for a 3DS game. If this were announced for 3DS as a full game, instead as a first chapter and an anime, this would have been funded by the second day. The kickstarted we currently have is a confusing product on the wrong platform for the fans who were asking for it.

That’s what I’ve been saying since this thing launched. I don’t have anything against Steam- I’m aware of the advantages. But you gotta know your audience for new MegaMan stuff is primarily on consoles. If it comes to one of the platforms I play on- I’ll still buy it.

Yeah, I know- but it had a processor almost twice as fast as the SNES and a bigger onscreen color palette than the Mega Drive. The little thing was a beast!

So do we think his associate was talking about the Game Gear or the PC GT (Turbo Express in the US)? We all know that the Lynx was nothing for Nintendo to worry about. On paper, the PC GT was much more impressive, since it had an active matrix color LCD screen (not a washed out blurry mess like the Game Gear) and it…

Now I understand why Australia began as a prison colony...

This looks beautiful, but chaotic. The shooter fan in me will eventually get frustrated at the lack of reliable/precision controls. Kind of like Luftrausers. Still stoked to play it.

Especially when they attempt to pick apart a new season by comparing it to the previous season that did almost the exact same things.

Agreed. The first season was a slow, meandering, slog between two dysfunctional characters across two different timelines until they found a lead that cracked the case open. This season appears to be doing the same thing. The detectives are all being played against each other for different political purposes (their…

Thanks for the time machine trip back to 1996. I very distinctly remember being blown away by this CG hair in the Tekken 2 intro and imagined that someday we might have real-time graphics that good (at that point, Toy Story was the only CG feature yet released).

Good point. I definitely didn’t take into account the outside investor who was already interested in publishing Bloodstained (which I only mentioned once in this conversation- so I don’t know why you say I “keep bringing it up”).