The Corpse Run joke’s been done before, but that doesn’t make it any less true. Still, I like the idea of an RPG where you have to save people from an alternate dimension and still somehow have a social life in the meanwhile.

Obama also ignored the Constitution multiple times, took matters into his own hands by issuing executive orders, and frequently dismissed the opinions of the other branches unless they aligned with HIS opinion of what America should be. The only thing he proved is that the rules don’t apply to him. If that’s not the…

And where do you suggest we find such a person? If you can’t answer that question, Socialism has already failed.

I also never realized how drastically imbalanced those games were. Holy shit, Psychic-types are overpowered.

Dang 2010 has been a good decade for JRPGs!

I think it would be better suited to the Hipster Modern Link universe they showed in the concept art, but it’s free so (when I eventually do manage to afford a Switch), who am I to complain?·

I dunno. In my experience, the shaped noodles never turn out as advertised. They always end up more like limp monstrosities that vaguely (at best) resemble the characters they’re based on. Add in watery cheese sauce and sub-par pasta and you get a brand of Mac and Cheese I gave up on a LONG time ago. Give me Velveeta…

Contrary to popular belief you can catch Mew in Red/Blue; it just requires glitches since Mew was only supposed to be obtained through official events.

To be fair, it does also prove how far some fanbases will go to prove any extremely farfetched theory that has never been discussed (and in some cases even debunked) by the developers for the sake of fulfilling their own fantasies.

No tutorials teach you about this, no NPCs bring it up, and there’s nothing in the code to support this. It’s just an old wive’s tale.

Take your pick.

Weeb Quest III was pretty good, but Weeb Quest II, in my opinion, was where the series really hit its stride. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still good, but Weeb Quest feels a lot more dependent on fanservice than it used to be. The waifus are still unmatched though. Persona, eat your heart out!

Yeeeeeeah. Persona 5 (much less the majority of JRPGs) is not the kind of game you want to take a break from. You gotta be ready to commit if you want to understand the story.

I don’t hate updates, I hate when decisions are made on my behalf. Who owns this hardware anyway?

How does Magikarp’s cry sound like “poh-poh”? :/

I don’t like microtransactions any more than the next guy, but this is quite clearly a strawman argument. Instead of showing the most extreme case, how about showing us a TYPICAL case of loot box addiction? And back it up with stats to make it obvious how common the problem actually is?

Humanity. It’s not just good—it’s good enough.

Also, Persona Q 2! Which should be quite a treat if the first game was any indication.

I’m wincing harder at the bowl cut. I thought that hairstyle was outlawed in modern society!

This isn’t doing their dwindling birth rate any favors.