PixlBit

Tekken 3 was one of the first PS1 games I bought (right after Final Fantasy VII and Resident Evil, in fact). I liked the amount of content it had. For my part, I generally prefer Virtua Fighter over Tekken, but back then of course the VF series was exclusive to the Saturn and I didn't own one of those at the time, so Tekken 3 became my go-to fighter at that time. Nothing on PS1 equalled it in the fighting arena. However, in the following generation, Tekken 4 was a big disappointment, while Sega brought Virtua Fighter 4 to the PS2, so I naturally chose VF4 over Tekken 4.

Indeed I have, PS4 version.

My gamerpic is a cosplayer of Pokemon X/Y's Serena.

My best games of the year so far are Bravely Default and Mario Kart 8.

I'm actually playing Wii U more than other systems right now. It needs more games, but honestly, so do PS4 and Xbone, and yearly iterations of COD, Battlefield, and AssCreed ain't gonna cut it. Looking forward to Bayonetta 2 and Hyrule Warriors.

Kemco and Natsume seem to be porting Kemco's RPGs to handheld gaming systems, which is nice, since I despise touch screen gaming for the most part.

I'll be damned, I even put a comment on it. My memory sucks ass.

Graces f is a good game. Probably my favorite game of '12. I pre-ordered DQVI when it came out and got the free slime plushie. I have Code of Princess on 3DS that I bought when it was on sale. Good game that plays like Guardian Heroes. I think the same people made it.

I bought LSL on my iPad because it was like three dollars. Generally I don't like gaming on touch screens but since the game is a point-and-click it's a little more bearable, although I think it's still easier to maneuver with a mouse. I played the original version LSL and the Land of the Lounge Lizards when I was 17.

My Xbox Live account has 8000 gamerscore on it. I'm pretty much all PlayStation and all Nintendo these days.

I do have the PS4 version of Child of Light. Very pretty game and the side-scrolling reminds me of Valkyrie Profile, although its battle system isn't the same.

Hey, have you covered Space Dungeon or Jungle King Hunt yet? Other than Space Invaders those were probably my most fondly remembered pre-NES Taito classics. Oh, and Zookeeper too.

I already have Atelier Rorona from 2010, so I don't know if I need a "plus" version of this game, even though I liked the original. Also, I'm working my way through the Dusk series now. Just got Atelier Ayesha, planning on picking up Atelier Escha and Logy. I gotta hand it to Gust, they've really been making Atelier a better series with every iteration. E and L is supposed to be quite good.