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Still haven't bought the first Switch so don't have much interest in a Switch 2.

Nah. Pyramid Head is best used sparingly. The less he does, the creepier he is. If you have him pop up too much then it just diminishes his presence.

I'll probably only grab IV, V, and VI. I have the I and II remakes on PSP and I feel like it would be hard to go back to the original versions after that. Not sure about III. Only played the 3D remake and didn't care much for it. Doubt the 2D version would be any better.

Why didn't they just make an actual handheld? This shit is going to be DOA.

Finished Wanted Dead. Don't pay 60 bucks for this. Game is alright but what it offers isn't close to being worth it's current price. The combat is fun but not on the level of stuff like Bayo, NG, DMC. It's on the tier with stuff like Nightshade, Otogi, Gunvalkyrie, etc. Bosses are all pretty easy, the 2nd boss is the hardest by far. Enemy variety is lacking but what's here is decent enough. Game is also short, there's only 5 levels. Quite a few minigames though but the minigames range from being too simple to ridiculously hard (Ramen and Karaoke minigames are fuckin' nu

Wasn't Nintendo very hands on with this, too?

WTF LOL

9 billion?! How the fuck is WWE worth that much? Vince really is a genius when it comes to business.

Looks cool. Will keep an eye on it.

The one thing that makes me 100% comfortable in saying FF XVI will be fine is its development. FF XII? During the middle of development half of the team left to join Sakaguchi. Matsuno left shortly after and because of the way Matsuno designs games (he is very hands on with everything), he is not an easy guy to replace. Development hell starts and it got so bad the new Director was literally praying at shrines for the game to not fail. End result is one of the more polarizing entries in the series. FF XIII? Development hell so bad the entire Fabu

Wouldn't be hard to do considering the series recent track record LOL...

I thought the new model was the Slim? Unless there is plans for both? If that is true then I might as well wait for the Pro.

Same. I've known about the Atelier series for years but just never bothered to check them out. The Ryza games really put the series on the map though and Ryza 1 and 2 are on sale right now so I might grab them just to see what they're all about.

In 2 days the game has apparently sold over 3 million already. That's insane.

Finished Star Ocean VI (on sale for 27 bucks so I figured why not?) It was... surprisingly okay. First half is honestly good, second half is pretty bad. I'd give it a 6 out of 10, second half really dampens the overall experience. If the second half was better then this would easily be the best SO game and honestly a pretty good JRPG period. Such a shame, SO 6 was so close but yet so far.

Why would you bomb an empty village? Actually... I didn't see a single NPC in any of the towns and villages now that I think about it.

SH2's cast are tropey but they're also actual characters. That makes all the difference to me. In SH2, I'm controlling a party of actual characters. In OT2, I felt like I was controlling a bunch of NPCs. Its also hilarious you can literally recruit actual NPCs and they will fit right in with the cast and don't look out of place LOL...

Definitely sluggish but I also think it's just the gaming landscape in general. AAA gaming has been on a decline for awhile now. I'm looking at the releases that are coming in the future and there really isn't anything coming that I'm interested in or anything that makes me go, "I need to buy a PS5 to play this game". This year's biggest games are what? Final Fantasy XVI, Diablo, and .... Uhhh.... Yeah, I think that's it. I don't feel a need to play either of these games. My most anticipated games for this year are actually indie games (Gestalt: Steam and Cinder, Afterimage, Sea o

Holy shit, Battle Fantasia. That game deserved way more recognition but unfortunately it released around the height of SF IV's popularity. It's a shame too because its definitely the kind of game that was a bit ahead of it's time. I could see Battle Fantasia doing very well in today's Fighting Game landscape.

Actually I was around Chapter 3 last I checked.. I enjoyed the combat a lot more in Soul Hackers 2. I also enjoyed the characters a lot more, OT2's cast just feel like generic stock templates in comparison. Not to mention Soul Hackers 2 actually has an engaging plot. Sure, it's simple and straight forward but it does a much better job of driving the game forward compared to OT2's lack of a plot. OT2's combat, its biggest strength, is actually pretty shallow and horribly balanced when you spend more time with it. Boost and Break are cool ideas but that's all they are, t

Little over 25 hours into Octopath Traveler 2 and I've pretty much lost all interest in the game. Don't think I'm going to stick with it because I don't see it getting any better.

Wow, I feel like an idiot now. I assumed the license would come with all the teams and players included. So they're basically just paying to use a logo?

People can't play. Servers keep crapping out.

They apparently made $1.6 billion off FIFA/Team Ultimates last year. Paying $250 million to keep the license seems like a steal at that point.

Didn't EA make over a billion dollars last year off FIFA alone? Surprised they're not trying harder to secure the license.