I quit that game the first time I played it because it was too slow paced. The 3DS version was great. 

And I did promise to get back to Game of Thrones, and I’m going to give the advantage here to... season 8 of Game of Thrones. That moved way too quickly, too, but it at least felt like an ending to the show we’d been watching.

I can’t believe I played this whole game twice and didn’t know that.

It wasn’t worth losing weapon switching for though.

I’d gladly do a gamepass-esque sub for Nintendo’s back catalog. $10 for everything up to the Wii. Hell, if it meant a MM HD version on the switch as well as the Metroid Prime series, make it $15-$20.

Sure. Final Fantasy XIII is a very flawed game that I wouldn’t even argue is particularly good. People don’t like it for very legitimate reasons.

That’s definitely true for regular battles (and it’s true for regular battles in almost every RPG ever made, Japanese or otherwise) but it’s not true for the really good battles later on. You need to do more than just heal when you’re hurt and attack when you’re not to get through them, especially with a different…

What’s the point of mixing jobs when you can change jobs instantly during combat? The whole point of the battle system is that each character has a specific role and you can change what that role is on the fly. 

Yes, that is my point, thank you.

Final Fantasy XIII had a really interesting setting. An entire world that exists inside of a giant sphere most people have never seen the outside of, which turns out to be a tiny fraction of the size of the world outside, which is huge and spread out and untamed. The whole fal’cie/l’cie dynamic was pretty interesting,…

Aside from the terrible flying controls the PC version had at launch, I’ve never heard anyone complain about the flying, which is the best thing about the game. Flying feels incredibly free. There’s gear that makes your thrusters heat up slower and flying through/near water cools them down. When you do have to land,…

If that’s the audience for this show, maybe they don’t need Dankest Influencer or whatever crap-ass awards they give to people who play games and are accidentally racist on the internet.

The second they gave an award to a tweet is the second they didn’t lose any class at all because they never had any to begin with.

Each year it becomes more and more and more about the announcements. I don’t think many people watch because they actually care who wins.

The Game Awards are more like gaming’s MTV Movie Awards.

Why is everyone acting like consoles haven’t been shown off standing vertically since the PS2 and every single one of them has been able to be used on its side?

It’s a remake of the Midgar section of the game and it took like fifty years to get close to release. Nothing bad is ever going to happen to Aerith because they’ll never make it that far into the game.

They’d be abandoning the green they’ve been using since the first Xbox for a colour that’s already being used for Switch.

That’s the joke.

Learn about sarcasm tags.