You can play directly from original carts, copy the ROM from the cart to the system itself and play it without the cart going forward, or download ROMs onto a Micro-SD card and play them off of that. The system can run a ton of systems from all regions, making it really versatile. The only downside that I've found…

I'm excited for him. I've chatted with him a few times on Twitter and he's a wonderful, friendly guy, who legitimately loves his fans. He even used some fan art I did in his Deadly Premonition talk at GDC one year!

Oh man, I had a similar problem with Final Fantasy VI this year. I wanted to play it again, and to avoid the cost of a US cart, I ended up buying a Japanese Super Famicom cart for $25, and downloaded a re-translation patch for that, and added it by using my Retro Freak multi-console, since all you have to do to apply…

From my knowledge, the TV show is streamed from Microsoft's servers, and is not actually included in the game itself.

I think the pricing is great, because its so low. I couldn't conceivably justify paying $60 for yet another online service, but $20 is a much more manageable. I like the idea of adding online play to Virtual Console titles, because at least that's a new twist on those old games. I don't use voice chat ever, so while…

I always recommend looking at the exclusives first before choosing a system. Both consoles share the vast majority of titles, but the Xbox One has far fewer platform exclusives then the PlayStation 4. The majority of the exclusive titles on the PlayStation systems are Japanese titles, so for me that's a positive, but…

I love the shut-in robot and the terrible lesson he learned.

File sizes for games are getting completely ridiculous.

I have one, related to Chrono Trigger, back when I first played it as a kid. There is a character named Frog, that is literally a frog knight. Since his name was so obvious, I decided to give him a stupid name, in this case, Tepor. I don't know what it means, it just sounded funny to me at the time.

There's next to nothing else like NieR: Automata on the market. Give it a shot!

I had the most fun with Apocalypse than I did with any of the other mainline Shin Megami Tensei games. It's definitely the most user friendly, and the adjustable difficulty is a godsend.

I'm having a ton of fun with this toaster.

Last week I spent the week on the couch recovering from my head injury, and finally was able to be out and about on Saturday. I just happened to luck out on getting a Nintendo Switch! Some scalper returned 3 units to my local Target that morning, and I snapped it up immediately, along with The Legend of Zelda: Breath…

As someone who has had the misfortune of having to clean public bathrooms in the past, women's bathrooms are surprisingly far grosser more often than not!

So am I. I haven't enjoyed the DC movies so far, but I'm really excited for this one.

The local theater I'm attending this weekend is celebrating the release by bringing in Wonder Woman cosplayers and encouraging families to bring in their girls for photo opportunities before and after the movie. I feel like that's a more open way to celebrate the film.

Those kids don't have the money for those toys anyway!

In all honesty, that probably would have been a legitimate work around.

Hmm. I'm not so sure about that now!

Please don't wish that upon our nation's babies.