@RagingWolf: I dunno, BlazBlue gets near universal love. I've never seen anyone hate on BlazBlue (or anything Arc System Works, for that matter) without getting hammered - despite how broken they are until they get remade about 15 times.

"...perfectly content with paying $15 for a handful of maps."

@wazzzup16: Regardless, this is just kicking the underdog. Every fighter has 'no glitch' regulations, and this story is making it out to be something that is unique to King of Fighters XIII.

@A1LD: If the demo made me look upon the game badly, I'd say that's a pretty bad demo, wouldn't you?

If I refused to buy a fighting game because it has a few easily recognizable glitches... would I own any fighting game? I highly doubt it.

@Ken: Thanks man, glad ya like it.

How coincidental - I was working on a demake myself. Granted, it's not a demake of the game itself - just how the game was promoted.

Aw man - you HAD to start this on Sunday and end it on Saturday?

@infi: Well, there's always going to be someone with a different opinion.

@hurricanedj: I've given them two months. Seriously, the only thing they've done since the game came out is throw out some downloadable characters + karts once every two weeks, give glitchers two-day bans (instead of actually fixing the glitches they are exploiting) and multiply the amount of XP given. That's about…

@StevenRafael: Well then, that puts them right in the 'incompetent' category. I've seen plenty of developers get similar problems fixed almost immediately.

Everytime I hear people saying "Oh, Japanese games just aren't as good as Western games!", I feel it's because of games like this, where we have a Japanese company trying to make a Western game as good or better than Western developers - when they should just be working with what they're good at.

@Dan_CiTi: Yeah, I've been wanting to see a "LittleBigFighter" for quite some time.

I've been playing ModNation Racers for... a long time now. Ever since it came out, and for a couple hours every day.

@ShaSt One: Oh, I don't play the nostalgia card in every hand! Hell, I firmly believe that there are some things that were better back in the day than now - I just don't think Pokemon is one of them.

@RoneTone: "... you learned how to play it with six buttons, it shouldn't take you that much more effort to translate it to four and two shoulder buttons."

@Dark_Mirage: I'm not sure how the PSP Go is even close to what I was talking about...

@Rock-Slime: Yeah, consoles to come with the same "one-size-fits-all" controller.

@albo: Yeah, I mean, with a console you can easily buy third-party controllers. Not so with handhelds - either enjoy what the maker deemed good, or pay hundreds - if not thousands - of dollars to get a Ben Heck or a Bacteria to make one that fits what you want.

@fizzlefist: Well, you'd have the 'one-size-fits-all' come with it, but have the add-ons for the dedicated customers.