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It's coming out this August? Wow, that's a fast turn around.

Stopped reading at the spoiler warning lol. I do hope to see this sometime. There's a discount theatre where I live that gets movies after their theatrical run is over but before the disc release. Only $2! If it gets Pacific Rim, I'd love to go see it.

I think anime tropes and cliches are part of charm, part of what makes it a "JRPG." Now, granted, I haven't played a lot of the famous games in the genre--Xenogears, FFVIII and onwards, Lunar, any numbered Dragon Quest--so maybe I just haven't been oversaturated yet, but I like them the way they are. And it probably helps that those things remind me of the SNES RPGs I played as a kid.

I've always been amazed how quickly Square squashes the tribute projects by its most ardent fans. THOSE ARE YOUR BIGGEST SUPPORTERS, SQUARE! Also, more Chrono games, please.

I'm much more familiar with these character than the Namco ones. I'd probably go with X and Zero given the choice.

Wow, that is a lot of stuff going on! No wonder you don't have time to blog lol. But that sucks about your PS woes. My PS3 came with a big HDD but I have two dinky ones for the 360 that are always full, and it's so expensive to get a big one  At least they're easy to switch out, I guess.

I'll keep looking too. I don't know why Sony won't take better care of it. It's a first-party program, right? Seems like it would be a great selling point for owning a PSP and a PS3. Reminds me that despite all the good will Sony has engendered lately for the next generation, their current online otherings are still subpar

My reasoning exactly lol

Normal. If I play on easy, I don't feel like I've really completed it but I might not want to go through it again right then, which is a conundrum I don't want to be in lol. And I'm afraid I'll get stuck or really frustrated on hard, so I don't want to start there. If I really like a game, though, I'll probably go back through on hard.

I can't help you with the details, but go for it, man! If it helps, think of it as gathering vital first-hand intel behind enemy lines