Is there an admission fee to go into the museum? Or is it free? If you have to pay, that’s a clever business decision, visitors would have to come back over and over to watch all the shorts.

Huh? It’s only shown for limited times in the museum? I thought they show it all the time to all museum visitors all year long.

Not bashing, merely informing. I’m third generation Chinese, my family has business in China, my father’s own business partner screwed him on his business trademark. All this rights infringement in China, it’s just normal stuff.

Sony never owned Crash. Naughty Dog was paid by Universal Studios to developed the game only for PS1 back in the day because of the small budget. Sony bought Naughty Dog, but the rights to Crash still remained with Universal. Activision then bought Crash off Universal, they then made sure his games are on every…

Oh damn, that was quick. Sony being the game’s publisher outside of Japan means nothing for exclusivity huh?

Yeah, that tends to happen in China. Chinese court will rule in favor of their local companies.

Oh, actually there’s another slime boss with an inner core that you have to burn. You have to fight it several times in the later dream sequence.

Slime boss? The first boss in the first dream dungeon? That’s like one hour into the game :D

I was only a little bit excited for this, until somebody described this not as Zelda-like, but more Alundra-like. The emphasis of puzzle solving, absence of clues/instructions, inclusion of a jump button and focus on precision platforming are very Alundra.

Oh, they got it right for quite some time, but now they’re giving us AAA games all hardcore gamers most likely already own.

You people might be excited. But once again I’m not getting my money’s worth with PS Plus. It’s another AAA game I already owned, played hundreds of hour of, and platinumed.

I was wondering how a small company like Granzella managed to get all those different licenses, this game features Ultraman, Evangelion, Patlabor, and both Godzilla and Gamera.

Dead Rising 2 was developed in Canada, true, but the designer were still Japanese staffs from Capcom Japan. Dead Rising 3 and 4 are both completely made by western devs:

Eh, it can serious and goofy at the same time, like GTA and MGS. I’m sure it’s in good hands.

Hmmm, the fishing genre is so niche, even hardcore FFXV fans are gonna think twice before buying this, and how many of them actually have VR?

At least it stays in the hands of a Japanese developer. Look at what happened to Dead Rising and Lost Planet, they both lost all those anime quirkiness that makes the games special.

About damn time... It took them 14 years to finally get out of budget gaming development?

$30 for what looks like a DLC?

I don’t. I’m a Sony fanbo, but I know full well I’m just a mean for Sony to make money for their share holders.

Chris, I saw this in so many Japanese TV shows. Go to the fast food chain Go Go Curry and order yourself their “World Champion Curry”: