
Yeah, I feel like more should be getting said about X, looks beatiful.
Yeah, I feel like more should be getting said about X, looks beatiful.
No, you gave me something to Google, and I did, but I only read one article, so wasn't sure. I don't nerd rage, I just make sure I know what I'm buying. lol
I thought that fee was specific to online multiplayer? I could be wrong, though. Cause honestly, if "PS+ is a paid service needed to play multiplayer online" is informing that meme, and it's not some crazy thing where the co-op or split-screen won't work sans internet, I don't see the big deal at all, really.
Hey, I was a huge douchebag of a Nintendo fanboy when the Gamecube was out, no judgment here.
So does that mean Sony's a ninja? Let's see, they held out on announcing their better policies before a surprise attack that made the internet hate the One.
Yup, Sony's a ninja. Well, guess that's two debates settled.
I bought the strategy guide for Paper Mario despite only renting and never finishing the game. I just wanted to read it. lol
Lol evil bro fist. Sounds like these may have been mildly rushed, though, but if the story's going along well, it's all good.
Well, I wasn't expecting an online service like PS+ to be free, so as long as it's the online play we're talking about, and the thing still works for everyone playing offline, I really don't care, and there's no expectation on my end that would contradict.
Hey, I wouldn't mind being in charge of a unit in an action game, just make sure there's a few simple button commands and I'm not just sitting on the sidelines for ten minutes wondering if I want fries with my orders. :P
See, that thing with the linearity and lack of towns/shops would actually bother me too, because that's probably my favorite part of JRPGs and Zelda, is that time where you get to just breathe in the game, and take in its expansiveness.
The menus though, are the reason I cannot play JRPGs with much satisfaction. I've just never really enjoyed that style of combat in video games, even if I can enjoy it in a game of chess (if I actually play chess, which is also rare).
But like I said, I can definitely sympathize with a game series being taken away from its longtime fans in a sense, and I'm not going to pretend you shouldn't be disappointed, but at the same time, that's exactly the reason I'm so excited.I'm not saying that to metaphorically dance on the grave of people who like a certain style of combat, but as someone who's been seeing Final Fantasy from afar for so long, I can't say I dislike the decision to cater to me in the actual gameplay style.