I was going to say exactly that. You don't need to charge your players for access to all content because not even GW2 does that, and it has done a pretty damn good job. Also:

Is it still require to be always online? The Xbox One, I mean. If it's not, like I originally thought, then how could that be a main driving point?

Seems to be its own individual game seeing as how it's $30 compared to DR2's $20 and has its own DLC.

Huh. Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record aren't separate games? Two separate games?

Doubt it. If the last two Dead Rising games are anything to go off of, I'd bet that it'd be released on the PC a while after the console release.

If GTAO lives up to what Rockstar makes it out to be then I would be perfectly content in buying it by itself.

Oh? Really?

I've been trying to cut back on sodas and the like, but instead of having a soda with my meal (as was the usual) I'll pour some tea from the store. It's sweetened tea, yes, but I was wondering whether or not I should cut that out completely and just stick to water with my meals.

Probably a tie between Vice City and San Andreas.

Absolutely perfect.

She's actually missing her little finger, still. Expand the image.

Should have put it more nicely, yeah. Oh well. It's just annoying when people say the two sequels on the portables weren't that great, when in all actuality they were pretty damn fantastic. Even if they're no longer being made, I'm sure it's not because of the lack of purchases but more so with the conclusion of the…

Your opinion = shit. Hate to say it in such a manner as that, but I thoroughly enjoyed both Tactics games on the Nintendo handhelds, as I'm sure many others did as well.

Ah. Couldn't quite tell. Plus, coming from a Kotaku comment section there's really no telling.

Sarcasm or not, yes.

Same universe, yeah. I tried it and thought it was alright, never finished it though (advanced far enough into the game by the time I decided to stop). All I remember though is that long time FF fans were up in arms about its combat system. Not going to say that it was the best combat system in FF, but it was…

No idea. Haven't heard of the game before your mentioning of it, but from a quick Google search it looks like one was inspired by the other. All depends on the release date I guess. There was another game that was similar in gameplay, and art style (somewhat), of both games but I can't remember the name of it to save…

Same. The only FF game/series I can honestly say that I even care about is Tactics.

[brother].

If we were so lucky as to receive both games in the near distant future I would be... overjoyed.