Vagrant Story. I’ve given it a try a few times, but I just can’t get into it. Apparently it has a great story, but I can’t get far enough into it to really get any story. It gives you a lot of options such as which body parts to hit, different weapons and armour to equip all with a bunch of stats, but with no…

Apparently San Francisco is extremely expensive. More expensive than London.

I didn’t realise it was actually a quote from the article. My apologies.

Did you read the article? Because that’s pretty much what it says.

I found it interesting that at Games Workshop (not video games, but tabletop games including Warhammer) the median woman is paid 10.7% *more* per hour than her male counterpart.

Some of those categories fit me. My current “Traveller” is Suikoden on the Vita. I’m currently playing Shadow of the Colossus as a palette cleanser. Pokemon Go is my bad habit (which I’ve just got back into with the new quest system). My faves are basically any of the Final Fantasy games.

Technically the UK refers to the union between Great Britain and Ireland/Northern Ireland. The union between England and Scotland created the Kingdom of Great Britain.

Before the union with Scotland that was just called “England”. But I don’t suppose the Welsh would appreciate being reabsorbed into England, so it will probably be the very unimaginative “England and Wales”.

The UK and US have an extradition treaty right?

Yes, but I think the same laws apply, just with a different ratings board in charge.

From the BBFC website:

It’s illegal to sell unrated games in the UK. It’s legal to import them though. But yes, it does only apply to physical copies.

It’s not just because shops will refuse to sell unrated games, it’s actually illegal for them to do so. Doesn’t apply to digital releases though, so in theory Sony could still allow it to be sold on the UK PSN if they wanted.

Being “unrated” in the UK is effectively the same as being banned. It’s illegal to sell unrated games in the UK. It’s not illegal to own it though, so if someone really wants to they can import it.

That’s actually how it’s normally done. Trying to develop an engine without a game being developed alongside it is usually a bad idea. You’ll probably end up with an engine that just isn’t fit for purpose for the making the game. It sounds to me like Square’s problem was trying to develop the engine separately which…

So could you do Noctis’ section, and then Gladio’s section straight after?