In the page you just linked the producer literally says that the sexiness has been toned down. How’s that walking back?

“Talim is gonna fit the role for those who want less breasts.”

You know she’s 15, right?

“Can a bitch get some more sexy shirtless dudes in SCVI?”

Maxi and Kilik don’t qualify?

I’m honestly asking, because there’s no shortage of scantily clothed guys in SC as a whole, but for some reason they don’t attract any thirst for male, not even “accidentally” like with bearded Ryu.

Maybe the beard is the missing…

So basically, Waluigi is the new Ridley.

THANK YOU!

Seriously, I was wondering why nobody was making this joke! lol

Exactly.

Seriously, it feels like a new IP has to be “Splatoon” caliber in order for gamers to take it even slightly seriously, and even then it’s not a guarantee (“Splatoon” is not considered a worthy new IP either in certain gaming circles).

You win the internet, my friend. LMAO

No, I’m basing my judgement off of the characters’ previous anatomy.

I’d say this was almost perfection!

There are still a few clipping issues, though. You can still tell their lips are overlapping each other a bit, instead of having real contact. But I’m sure this will be ironed out eventually.

What’s with Capcom and faces lately? First “Marvel Vs Capcom” and now this?

What’s funny is that Leon’s lower face looks completely off, while for Claire it’s her upper face. Seriously, cover those parts and you can more or less recognize the characters. Cover the opposite parts and they become strangers.

To be…

“Symohonia” was the first Tales game that most people played in the West, so it has points for that. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still among the best of the franchise, but I think it was surpassed by “Abyss” and “Vesperia”.

The era that people say was the slump of the genre was the era that gave us “Lost Odyssey”, “Persona 4", “Resonance of Fate”, “Eternal Sonata” or the original “Nier”, just to name a few.

Awesome news!

I don’t think this is the best “Tales of” game (that’d be “Tales of the Abyss”), but it’s still top tier. Plus, one of the many evidences that the JRPG genre received WAAAAY too much flak during the late 2000's, for no good reason other than people trying to be trendy.

Do we really have to make this goddam question every single year?

No, he wasn’t.

The “believing marriage was a food” characterization was over and done with by the Piccolo arc, before the Z portion of the anime even started.

To be fair, that may have more to do with the art style than any prudish intention.

I mean, they gave nipples to Mario...

I’m kind of glad, actually.

I always say that the problem with fan service is not that it exists, but rather that it’s completely out of balance.

This series helps to balance things a bit by delivering fan service that is not for straight males. And let’s not kid ourselves: there’s a untapped audience for that. Let them…

“Spirit Tracks” was not undercooked at all.

I’ll always defend that game as one of the most underrated in the series.

It pretty much fixed all the issues “Phantom Hourglass” had (particularly the dreadful Sea King Temple), it had a lovely story based on Link and Zelda’s dynamic (it did it before “Skyward Sword”, and…

That’s because silent protagonists ARE a thing people like.

In the correct context, that is (and Zelda games are one of those), but that’s like any other narrative tool.

“Spirit Tracks” says hello.

(Yeah, I know it’s not throughout the entire game, but still. That game is one of the most criminally underrated games in the entire franchise)