This is one of the perks of having kids. They've been begging for 3ds systems, Mario 3d land, and Mario kart, and guess who gets to play those games when they aren't around :d
Well like I said, the titles are hit or miss. Read your reviews. I stick by the two I named though, DeJap's fan translation of Tales of Phantasia plays great on an SNES emulator and has some crazy funny dialogue. Vesperia is obviously also one that I enjoy.
I've heard Tales of the Abyss is good too. I've got my 3ds now, so I'm ready to give that one a go when it drops in Feb.
I'm not a Tina fan, mostly because she's such a big FPS fangirl. I missed the fireworks though it would seem.
I just thought the same exact thing.
Please tell me you wore a ski mask and a black hoodie while you did this.
I see. So you think they knew they wanted to bring it over as soon as they saw the drama, and just capitalized by sitting on it. I can see that. Thanks for clearing that up.
I'm not so sure honestly. It sounds like you're saying that, if Operation Rainfall hadn't happened, we would have gotten this game anyway. I don't think that's the case myself.
This opinion makes me old, but I would still rather own this in physical form.
Here's my million dollar idea: Nintendo should throw this on the 3DS. Imagine how cool it would be to see the world actually forming around you in 3D. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
RPG maybe? That would be something very different from them.
I get that. I guess what I'm saying is that's generally not how I play portable games, so that really isn't something that makes sense. At home, I prefer my couch and a controller.
I suppose I should have said that it I don't think it will work for me instead of making the statement so general.
I will say this though: Putting the emphasis on what you hear, rather than what you see is a smart decision. Your brain knows what freaks you out way better than anybody else, and to have it fill in the details will surely make the experience that much creepier.
