Still salty over losing GamerGate I see.

That’s the internet for you. He’s whining about something but keeping it very vague because he has no idea what he’s talking about.

To say that TPP is “half of what Kojima wanted it to be” and “unfinished” is seriously an exaggeration. Okay, the cut content which was episode 51, does that really add up to 50% of the game? What about the multiplayer portion which has yet to launch, does that have no value?

I played it for literally more than 100 hours and I still have side ops to do, without ever touching the shitty rehash missions (and I have no intention of playing them). The game is huge. Don’t be silly.

I’ll have to disagree with this. I was adamant about always having a GoPro attached to my motorcycle helmet in case something happened. One day a truck came at me from the opposite direction in my lane and ran me over breaking both legs and causing $500k in medical bills. I suffered a concussion thus don’t have any…

I’ll have to disagree with this. I was adamant about always having a GoPro attached to my motorcycle helmet in case…

Furry fighting game? I’m all over this!

It might take all the risks it wants, but the thing is, I play Smash mostly because the characters and stages are something I bonded with over the years. Smash is more than just about its gameplay, it’s also about playing as your favorite Nintendo character and battling it out with all the other Ninty characters.…

Furry Smash? No thanks.

In a perfect game Quiet and D-Dog would be the same buddy. This dog can sniff out enemies, shoot a sniper rifle, and for some reason we’re supposed to feel ashamed.

That’s not “the way it should be” when the games get their length from busy work, meaningless tasks and hordes of identical enemies. If the activities advance the story or your understanding of the skill system, it’s all good. Otherwise, just let me move on to another game, for Christ’s sake.

Donkey Kong is Nintendo’s Chippendale’s character.

I bought the Japanese version for Vita. Understanding what you’re leveling up when buying new skills is a bit challenging, and if I remember correctly, there’s a mission that you have to solve based on a tip that somebody tells you. Those are a bit challenging, but nothing a quick reference to YouTube couldn't fix.…

This title has two or three ‘quizzes’ you need to complete to progress. One during the main story, and one or two more in the DLC side missions. Those will be tough without translations, as when you get an answer wrong they swap positions.

It’s pretty key. You’ll be able to understand most of the basics of the main plot as it’s told through cutscenes that are pretty easy to follow, but most of the sweetest character moments (and some pretty big subtle backstory revelations) are hidden in unvoiced pure-text static word bubbles that you would totally miss…

The story is pretty good and adds a ton of personality. If the import doesn’t have English text (and why wouldn’t it, since the Vita game was localized), I’d say wait.

I imported it day one before it came out here and i beat it just fine. in fact when it came out in English i picked it up and hardly touched it since i pretty much grasped what was going on.

From what I remember the story has some gibberish language and it’s all in subtitles. As for the actual text in game...you might be able to get around it.

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I played the vita version first in Japanese then in Chinese Hong-Kong english and then finally from the NA Gamestop.

The text teaches you the controls, such as which button to press to do what. It also tells you what you’re supposed to do, such as finding people scattered all across the city.