I do the same thing. I'm not confident with the mechanics yet, so I bulk up, go for the melee class and charge in swinging cause it works with almost every game to at least some degree.

Square's a better delegator than it is a game maker. E.g. Bravely Default and Human Revolution.

Though a little long, his dance was so brilliant I never really minded seeing it again.

To be fair, Human Revolution is a very good game. The original was so groundbreaking that it would never be quite as good, but it wasn't bad by any standards.

I'd try the original Deus Ex. Awful graphics but you can beat the game basically without killing anyone if you're skilled enough. Never need to fire a single shot.

That level's one of the two most difficult sections in the game for me (that and the propeller ship). Just use your locket and take it slow. It's a matter of finding out what works and what doesn't.

Well, I finished my runthrough of Fire Emblem Blazing Sword over the week, so a few observations on that first (spoilers for Blazing Sword and Awakening to follow)
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The final level is a treat in so many ways. It would be very easy to get a final boss that is unimaginative in a Fire Emblem game - Awakening did…

I hate to be a pedant, but since you air-quoted it I have to say it.

I barely remember the film yet certain images are seared into my mind.

It's fun though. Dumb fun is still fun.

I'm not even American. I was just saying blaming Andrew Jackson in particular for the atrocities misses the point that it was the combination of a flawed system and a racist culture that produced the massacres and the land stealing and every other sordid thing that was justified by the phrase "manifest destiny". Going…

Well what do you expect when they never bothered with a port or remake. Vapourware, bro.

It's like an incompetent private equity firm that specializes in video games.

I wonder if "Still Alive" qualifies.

The film sounds like it has potential. Not sure about the business model however - TV shows and films are too different. People see going out to a film as a treat*, usually, or a social gathering. I think people will want to see it in cinemas more.

No no no.
Hunter X Hunter.

If Sava has a problem with a repeating element of a show, he will mention it every review.

Ironically for a game with a childlike protagonist Ganondorf is the one stuck as a child, wishing to constantly retry his role as evil emperor to the point that he dies along with his black-and-white morality world.

Phantom Hourglass has this awful forced stealth dungeon so I never beat it.

The worst part for me were the forced stealth sections; I found the combat hit or miss but when it hit it was dead-on.