I play this game pretty much every year around Thanksgivings or Xmas. I think I’ve put in about the same amount of hours into Threads of Fate as FF7, Xenogears, and Grandia.

The best part about this announcement is that they also let Kenshiro be a bartender:

I honestly love Threads of Fate a lot more than Brave Fencer Musashi. At least I don’t have to put up with a stupid countdown timer while platforming my way up and down a stupid steampunk tower.

Are there land sharks and can those land sharks have head-mounted lasers?

And sometimes you might have DNS problems that cannot be resolved by rebooting the modem or router or computer but requires an actual purge/reset of the Winsock protocol through a command line (and then a reboot of your machine).

I love Macross 7 and I totally agree that it isn’t the kind of show that I can recommend to someone who is new to anime and whatnot because of Macross 7's pacing. Basically, the first 10 to 16 episodes or so is probably the most difficult part of the show. After that, the plot picks up and moves at a pretty good…

Speaking of escalators, Hong Kong has a vertical shopping mall in Mongkok district called Langham Place. I like hanging out in Mongkok but this single mall is probably the only commercial complex that will actively inflict acrophobia on its visitors.

My interpretation in 1997 was “Oh, that can’t possibly be good.”

Wife, girlfriend, does it matter?

Worst character: In retrospect, it’s gotta be Cid, who has a great theme song but is actually an abusive husband!! Cid sucks.

Should include this gif in your post.

I should go buy some Popeye’s Fried Chicken.

Oh yeah, Pulp Fiction had a “cleaner” as well. I think that scene with Mr Wolf went by pretty quick. With The Cleaner, the movie spends something like 5-10 minutes methodically cleaning up a crime scene (no corpse at the scene though) right off the bat.

I’m guessing someone watched “The Cleaner” and was inspired to make this game?

Deja vu?

I saw the image used for this article and my first reaction was “Huh, that guy looks like he’s from XCOM Enemy Unknown.”

Except that those guards work for a morally questionable corporate empire that has no qualms with invading other countries and committing genocide.

I was really hoping that they’d use these themes:

When the beta becomes available, Amazon will email you the code for your beta access. In my case, I got the Destiny 1 “First Look Alpha” code in my email from Amazon and went on my PS4's PSN store to redeem it.

I NEED this game in my life!