I loved Alpha Protocol. Obsidian needs to get together with a good publisher and get time to make more games the way they want. The only weak part of that game for me was the boss fights. I LOVED the first one where you could actually sneak up and boot him off the bridge, but after that they would force you into…

Not gonna lie. Slightly aroused.

The things one can do with fix-a-flat.

I was thinking "impressive."

Hazza Wazza Whuuu?

You forget the RAMPANT Yu Gi Oh dueling rings.

"illegal street rules karaoke fights"

dammit don't show secrets that way... ppl need to look for them ! xD

it may sound stupid but it actually works pretty well, you can do this even between team mates: say if you are a squishy support and there are no creeps around but Mr timbersaw AllTANKmigthy is right beside you you just have to A-click him to give him the aggro

i agree. rayman was absolutely fun and challenging.

This man speaks the truth. Rayman all the way.

What did you expect? A sequel to the failure that is Tomb Raider (2013)? After the game failed to outsell three Call of Duty franchises combined, what could they do? Reign in return expectations to a realistic level and invest accordingly? That's crazy talk!

@Rav Gar

Pterodactyl is not a dinosaur.
THAT'S ALL I CAME TO SAY.

Well good news then. In P4G you can run away from the enemies in the dungeons unless they are a mini boss, boss, or a monster hiding in a chest.

Well you can see enemies and they can be avoided really easily and you can see a lot of stats. But its still a JRPG at heart. However Persona 4 golden has a mode where the battles are super easy and you can focus on the story aspect. So theres that

I haven't played all of those games you mentioned, but I'm not sure I can recommend Persona to you 100% based on the general sentiment you have. Don't get me wrong, I love Persona 3 and 4. But they're very much JRPGs, and the combat portion is dungeon crawling, which is sort of old-school and can occasionally be…

You should totally play P4G. It is pretty damn user friendly. Also think of P4G as more of a high school simulator that happens to have a dungeon crawling RPG in it, rather than the other way around, as I spent the bulk of my 60+ hour first playthrough living the life of a normal high school kid rather than fighting…

This is about as close as anyone has come

Nice pirate theme. I'd like to plunder her booty.