You don’t load realtime physics calculations. If the game suffered framerate drops because of the dice, that would be one thing, but it wouldn’t affect load times.

Stir, whip, stir, whip, whip, whip, stir?

I’m aware of that now, but can’t edit my post.

It’s actually Laura Bailey.

Well, I stand corrected. In my defense, it did sound a lot like Johnson to me.

Maybe they changed the character design between the first trailer and now. Maybe the first trailer happens later into the game after she gets the tattoo.

And the entire series has always been about killing Nazis. And it’s been going since 1981.

9-7-2, Akasaka, Minato-ku
Tokyo, 107-8324 Japan

He didn’t direct either ZOE game. You could replace it with Snatcher or Policenauts, though.

Might wanna put a spoiler warning up, dude? The last round of pictures is from a pretty major scene.

TMS is kinda scorched Earth. Nintendo made some controversial localization changes, and the whole project had some wasted potential. A lot of people were turned off when “Shin Megami X Fire Emblem” became “idol-themed Persona where all the Persona kinda look like Fire Emblem characters when you squint.”

It didn’t when he posted the comment.

OKAY

It wouldn’t even have been that hard to put it in. Even just having it in the title would have been fine.

Kind of. There’s a system where you or the monster can get extra hits by exploiting elemental weaknesses, and demon fusion is basically required to properly level up your party.

SMT 4 was in third person, so I expect this one will be too. The other games are first person, though.

Literally all of the main series games except Strange Journey take place in Tokyo. It’s as much a part of the series as the monsters or the Law/Chaos routes.

They’re mostly standalone, though SMT4 Apocalypse did connect with the other games a bit. I doubt you’ll need to play the old ones to understand V, though.

No, it’s not mentioned. It’s just in the thumbnail for the video.