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Well, I would say they are equally adult. I definitely wouldn't recommend either if your brother is really, really young, that's for sure; but I guess you know that if you saw the first one. 

This one is basically longer and more fleshed out, but they do rush through some of the stuff from the original series. For instance, the first FMA anime had a certain character's (my favorite)'s death as kind of a halfway point. In Brotherhood, that happens really early on, I think in the first season. They also add more characters, and the composition and art style change a bit, I'm guessing to appear more like the manga. 

I do like the way they fleshed it all out a bit more, and I like a lot of the new characters you see, so it's definitely worth checking out I think, cause while it still has the same essential plot points, it's very different from just plain FMA.

I think I've been watching too much Last Airbender. I am starting to think in terms of what I imagine would be Uncle Iroh quotes. lol

I think I saw Crackdown II when my friend was downloading Assassin's Creed II. Guess it was the first one.

Did not know this. Now where did Philly Kuts go? Forget if he mentioned this in his last video. lol

I think the clothes were different in the last trailer, weren't they? Are they jumping through time in this game? Sorry if this is explained in the trailer, I watched part of it, but I've been up a while and I'm starting to drift off.

I think one of the Retro Rampage guys had a blog about this recently as well, at least the reasons against importing and the fact you can put words together to create spells seem to indicate it's the same game. 

It's a bit of a tragedy that I just can not get into RPGs like this (though I did watch a friend play Mario RPG, which, hey it made your list!), but especially with the difficulty, I doubt this is for me. 

You may have opened others up to a rare gem, though. Always cool to see someone talk about a game not many know about. 

I also played a bit of the first game. I liked it, I think I got to Tarzan. Maybe a bit further. This though, this is awesome.

Yeah, I know you used it as your theme for that reason, but I guess the Chinese also associate different elements with these animals for different time periods. For instance, I was born in the year of the horse, 1990, and within a specific time frame, it was the time of the Metal Horse, where other years it can be the Water Horse, etc. 

This is the year of the Water Snake ... or Liquid Snake, if you will. 

Heeeey, oh, whoa oh oh oh ooooooh. 

- Anthony Kiedis

Yup.