I LOVED this game. I had a similar experiencce with it as a kid. My previous RPG experience was Star Ocean III which was way too big and confusing for me so I got lost in the story and game mechanics. Radiata Stories was a better introduction for me. The world was huge and alive and everyone had their routine and I…

I’m starting a Kickstarter to find out what happened to all the incomplete projects. Everyone send me your money, I’ll totally investigate and report back with results. I like, double promise.

It looks a LOT like digimon now lol. They’re waving around those digivice thingies and I’m pretty sure that green thing just digivolved.

Idk, I feel the opposite. It seemed like a cheap play just spamming fireballs. Why not just get in and do that every match if it lets you put up a wall like that? I don’t play KI, but is there an established counter against fireball spam?

You know what? I dig this idea. It seems brilliant. I like playing fighting games and having good challenging battles, but I don’t like dedicating 6 months of my life to get to the level where those thrills are accessible. The chess analogy was dead on and I’m looking forward to this one. Now, if only someone could…

took the words right out of my mouth. i’m not going to pretend i know the industry, but why can’t Mr. Inafune find funding for his own projects?

Protip: 99% of places will allow you access if you show up with a clipboard and safety vest.

I remember reading an interview about this episode. I think the guy was saying it was one of his favorites because it let him play with light and shadow effects.

Ratonhnhaké:ton is my favorite assassin. Connor FTW!

this guy gets it

Use crazy magic/super science to teleport all people on one of the earths to a pocket dimension and blow up that now-empty earth. Or, move one one the earths out the way. Problem solved? Or would are the earths just the starting point for the rest of the universe bleeding through?