It isn't real though.

Sure, but I don't see the rationale behind ranting about your issues to me. All I pointed out was that the editor was doing a poor job with his article.

I want this color.

You should look at the bolded text. Then re-read that sentence in the article.

Yeah. I'll have to dig it up through the XSEED staffer's Disqus comment history.

Mobile games for Apple's ubiquitous devices can be cheap, addictive, and surprisingly deep.

The old iPad looks and feels exactly the same way when you're playing games

I probably should have phrased that better. Even though Falcom outsourced the Ys III projects to other developers, Falcom's role in the affair was loose creative control. That's about the same as giving them a script and letting them figure out how best to present it.

Falcom didn't make Ys III and IV, both of which got panned. Ever since then, Falcom decided to give the middle finger to any idea of outsourcing their projects.

Ys IV: Celceta uses Ys Seven's engine. :D

I currently own 3 copies of Oath in Felghana. One on UMD, another from the PSN for my Vita, and the third via Steam. Soooooooo good.

I thought the bees were about the same size as a Meowth?

I need to finish watching Penguindrum. >_<

Isn't it because you're holding the controls incorrectly? I mean, it sounds like the way you're supposed to use the remote during the camera segments is like how you would hold a camera.

I approve of this statement. :D

Blu-ray has region-coding but the majority of Blu-ray movies are not region-locked at all; majority as in well over 2/3 majority.

She has her own DS Lite. Thing is, the 3DS being region-locked basically means that getting an American 3DS would lead into a deadlock situation. Deadlock as in computer science deadlock. A way to resolve it still comes back to the issue of getting an extra American unit, which is essentially dead weight.

You pay when it finally gets charged to your credit card. What shows up on your order invoice when it ships out is usually an estimate of how much you will pay. If your order exceeds 200 dollars in value (not including shipping), then you will be charged the cost of import duties after the merchant has been notified…

Import duties only kick in once the value of your import exceeds 200 USD. That was certainly the case when I imported 3 games from Play-Asia. Part of it comes down to what the merchant/exporter declares is the value of the package when it reaches Customs.

Thing is, my sister usually plays the American DS games that I've finished since she doesn't understand a single word of Japanese.