The concept of “guilty pleasure” is one of the most disgusting, hypocritical concepts in all of Western civilization.

It’s just code for “I like this thing, but I know that if I admit it openly, people will think I’m lesser and that will hamper my social life. So I’m going to say “I feel guilty” about liking it to…

“But what does the artist think about his work being used for this hoax? He said he has mixed feeling because it caused him trouble, but did show his work to the whole world.”

I don’t know, if my body of work was known because a hoax like this (tricking people into thinking children are actually being hurt or even…

“He added that there were lots of people gathered around Sega’s old offices. However, they were there for a Pokémon Go raid battle.”

As a Nintendo fan I gotta say... That feels so... WRONG! At so many levels! O_O

While I agree that the whole thing was a cluster fuck, I don’t put any blame on Sutherland himself. Once you get past the disappointment of not hearing Hayter again, his performance was perfectly fine, and his voice fits the character.

If anything, it was a waste of money, considering how much he talks in the final…

[Insert “Avatar: The Last Airbender” joke here.]

I’d say the peak of the series is AC5. It one-upped AC4 in pretty much everything.

You haven’t play any spin-offs, Jason. Specially story-wise.

All games are just as plot relevant to the main story as the numbered games. That’s something that a lot of people seem to refuse to acknowledge that.

Yes, releasing them on multiple systems made it extremely hard to track, but once you play the games, that’s…

The story of KH was perfectly understandable before DDD.

It was just a “stop the bad guy from getting the MacGuffin” story. That was it. The only part that was potentially confusing was Xehanort’s backstory being retconned in every major game, but it was nothing hard to track, specially if you are used to long…

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Geez, I’m not a Nomura fan, but honestly, people need to stop scapegoating him for EVERYTHING that goes wrong on the projects he’s been a part of. Specially when the only games he’s directed are the “Kingdom Hearts” series and “Final Fantasy Versus XIII”, and the company kept moving staff members around with…

It’s repetitive because combat situations start to repeat themselves around the 3-4 hour mark, and then it keeps going, and going, and going. Every once in a while you encounter a boss fight or 4-star spirit that shakes things up, but they are few and far in between.

“But at the same time, Japan has always had a weird dichotomy in being a show for kids that also features the gropey Master Roshi as well as blood and gore.”

Except that “Dragon Ball” was never meant for kids. It’s a show for teenagers. That’s what “Shonen” means (“male teenagers”, to be precise). Otherwise, it would…

I grew up in Spain. “Knights of the Zodiac” (“Los Caballeros del Zodiaco”) was HUGE there during the early 90s. It’s consider one of the all time anime classics, only one one or two steps away from juggernauts like “Dragon Ball”.

Shun was my favorite knight growing up, since I really related to his “only fight when…

Ikki is to “Saint Seiya” what Vegeta is to “Dragon Ball”.

“Again, I get that Shun was seen as a great male role model, but, well, we *do* already have a lot of great male role models bobbing about in media, so I find it hard to see this as a huge loss.”

The article says that they ARE complaining about the change.

Although this seems more a case of “artistic integrity” than “censorship”, giving that the sexual aspect is not toned down. Arguably it does the opposite...

So... they moved the entire timeline back one year for some reason. They didn’t seem to change the characters’ ages along with it, though, although the fuzziness still stands.

Yeah, the whole thing is wonky.

The thing is, according to the Chronicles of Souls time chart, Seong Mina’s story starts in 1584, one year after “Soul Edge” (making her 17), but in the first chapter she says that her first quest for Soul Edge “was three years ago” (which would make her 19).

Looks like there was a…

Voldo is not designed to be sexy. He’s designed to be creepy.

Maxi on the other hand...

Wait, wasn’t Seong Mi-na supposed to be 19 years old during the events of the original “Soulcalibur” and this game?

This is for the best, honestly.

Better for Square Enix to move on already rather than dwelling on a game that has obviously run out its course, like they did with FF XIII and its two sequels nobody asked for (even though I enjoyed FF XIII-2. Effing sue me).