I'm better off buying stuff in Amazon anyway.

That actually sounds pretty interesting. One thing I like maturity as a whole is the use of actual consequences. You can take a nonsensical ending and deconstruct what happens in a sequel in which nothing's fine because of the actions of the (original) main characters.

No regular edition? I wonder if NIS Europe will release Persona 4 Ultimax as well.

No, Clank got some nip and tuck.

Oh The Iron Giant. I love that movie and the fact the giant itself was voiced by Vin Diesel.

I have a terrible habit to go on tangents.

To be fair, I never played the games but I did heard that Totalbiscuit saying the sex scenes in Dragon Age and Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy were pretty bad until Ride to Hell: Retribution came along with some random dry humping.

EA? They claim the sex scenes/romance in Dragon Age: Inquisition will be tasteful and mature. Yeah right.

Who crafts items during a parade? How rude.

It's not. I DO like Mass Effect... it's just that the "romance" option/mini-games are not really mature because simply being nice and saying nice words to someone doesn't mean they'll have sex with you. Even when you do have, I imagine it would change your relationship a lot and not something that just happens.

I really hope this comes as a physical release in Europe.

That'll be nice. I'm going to university to study Design for Creative Practice anyway and I learned that some of 3D animation is involved. My learning support worker's friend told me that making 3D models is actually though a bit time-consuming.

Well I'm not aiming to join Bungie or Bethesda anyway.

Well I make some money than a whole bunch of money. I imagine a CEO would throw a hissy fit for making 20 million rather than a 100 million and big game publishers would whine of poverty despite releasing yearly AAA releases with multiple teams, big new engines, corporate sponsorship and already making off pre-orders.…

I don't really have a job because I feel a need a good enough education on my C.V. in order to be more qualified. To me, 70,000 is really high but making stuff soley for money isn't what I have in mind anyway.

After learning about the nature of Konami via Jimquisition, there is no way in hell that the ones making the decisions even know where they are, as if Konami wasn't actually run by people running a business of making and selling games but rather the big wigs are basically masturbating chimpanzees.

Maybe it's just high or at least a respectable amount depending where you live.

What slur?

Sorry.

$74,349 a year for artists and animators? Not too bad, not too shabby. It all depends on how you use your money. Do you blow it all or save it for food, paying bills or any rainy day.