Also in keeping with tradition, the game has new course and re-done old ones. Spot any old favorites with new features?

Titan, you son of a submariner!

I think DRG attracts the most number of newer players (myself included). I had never played an MMO before, but I sure as hell have played some FF, and there's so many cool Dragoons over the main games that who wouldn't want to be a DRG in XIV?

As a level 49 dragoon, I take both offense, and am laughing my ass off at this comment because of its accuracy. :)

What? I can't...even...process...the awesomeness. I think my head just exploded.

Several sequels have been released across a variety of platforms since 2004, layering on new features and sharper visuals, but none were quite as satisfying as the original. That's because Katamari Damacy was pretty much perfect.

Comment of the day. Right there.

What a country!

Either way, everyone wins really.

This is still my favorite Snacktaku video of all time. :)

I stalled for a solid 50 hours near the end of my first playthrough. I just didn't want the game to end. So I ran around, did sidequests, increased the relationships between characters, crafted gems, explored, got my ass kicked by legendary monsters, swam to every part of the fricking Eryth Sea, and had the time of…

I've found that many of the JRPG's I loved when I was younger haven't aged well. Sometimes the game mechanics feel archaic, sometimes the story doesn't make as much sense as you thought, sometimes the grinding is just too much.

I swear to God, if a giant rainbow appears while I'm riding this thing, I am so fucked.

That's great, but y can't Spelunky crawl?

THIS IS THE POWER OF THE MONADO. THIS IS THE POWER OF THE MONADO. THIS IS THE POWER OF THE MONADO.

The best puzzle game of all time. There is no better feeling than dropping like a 12x combo on your opponent, and the long horn goes off, and your opponent is just like FUCK.

This looks like the best Tony Hawk game released in a decade. I AM SO IN.

Count me as one of them! Other seven, show yourselves.

You nailed it with this post, friend. To me, FF is best when it's constantly pushing the envelope, going balls to the wall, and trying new things.

Portable DDR, anyone?