Enjoy the muffled sounds of madness as we discuss the emerging EAverse, Operation: Anchorage, inappropriate applications of fried chicken, appropriate applications of evil cat people, the Bernie Madoff of EVE Online, Street Fiver, and more!
In response to the end convo on Persona, Persona 1 and 2 were for the PS1. Revelations: Persona being the original,. Persona 2 was two releases, Eternal Punishment hit the states and is the second half of the story while Innocent Sin stayed in Japan.
Also, good luck getting us rabid Atlus fans to give up original copies of the games.... there's a reason most aren't that cheap to buy now.
Ive got something to add to the EAverse conversation, Mirrors Edge and Battlefield Bad Company are in the same universe too, you can find it out by looking att the news thing in one of the elevators in Mirrors Edge, it mentions the Battefield fictional city of Serdaristan
I think you guys are slightly missing the point of fallout 3 DLC a little. The game has way too much content for one play through. I think the type of person going to buy the DLC is going to play it again, doing different quests and making different choices the 2nd or 3rd time through. The DLC for me is a reason to start it up again with a new character rather than reload an old save.
Still, they should have allow you to play after the ending...
There indeed was/is a Jolly Rancher Watermelon soda. I've had some and it's pretty damn good. Not as good as the candy, but still the best damn watermelon soda on the market.
Bizarrely, I remember Ric Flair. Thanks to the image of him elbow dropping a nuclear reactor while yelling "WOOOO!!!" and the whole spectacle culminating in a giant mushroom cloud, I nearly choked on my breakfast from laughing so hard.
I remember years ago eating fried chicken while playing the Genesis (streets of Rage) at my cousins place. man, the controller was so messy and slippery as hell after that XD
So, if the banks are player run in EVE Online, then I wonder if all the shops and whatnot are also player run, so I guess they could put that guy that stole the money on a blacklist, so he can't go anywhere and do anything anymore... Then there has to be a kind of inter-company organization that has that communicates this stuff between the players, and then... my head hurts.
See Resistance: Retribution and LocoRoco 2 for two of the big non-port PSP games known to be coming this year that weren't mentioned. And yea, there's always Monster Hunter. A sad state, the PSP is in.