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@Hailinel: I thought the same thing, but since they revealed the white vita, I think I'll wait as long as I can in case that comes to the US.

Considering you don't have much more to do, just go finish it. There are 2 more areas to do and they are pretty straight forward.

I admit that I felt a little bit like you do when this happened. The evil grins of Dickson bothered me--but in the end, it just became part of his character and I was satisfied in the end.

As far as Black and White/Evil and Good, there is a little grey in there as you'll find out once you start playing again.

@Korosuzo: Just came out today, I just installed it. Totally recommend it as a first play through, just for the sake of the immersion the movies grant.

You should double check your links Patrick... the Chris Jones you linked is not the Chris Jones you think it is. At least i'm pretty sure he isn't--he would have had to have lost all his hair for one thing.

If they don't include Izanami in there somehow I'd be surprised. They made sure to put her in the background quite a few times with funny little smirks. Just like they showed the delivery truck and Adachi tipoffs. There is a lot of time between the Adachi ending and the true ending, I hope I'm not right in thinking all that time would just be a huge scrolling time skip like in the game.

@Devoid: Ah, gotcha.

I think ultimately they better both be equally awesome, so I don't mind hearing either one. I've worked on adaptive music systems for games before, so I'm definitely a fan of music fitting the mood ;)

@Devoid: Not sure what you mean. Do you mean like in Persona 4 as well?

I can just see myself wanting to hear the one over the other and disappointed that I have a choice, but it's based off the ability to hit the shadow at the right time--which often didn't happen when I was just casually running through the dungeons, often over powered.

@Rorie said:

At least Jim has a sense of humor about it. (From his Facebook page.)

Jim too? Super sad day when the guy who got my foot in the door is let go. So wish I could be at the meetup tonight for old time's sake.

Ok, lets keep this one then.

At first I thought they were adding in the ability to change the music on the fly like they did in Persona 3, now I'm just mildly confused why they bothered.

I cruised through DS1 without having to think of any fusing really, in DS2 I actually had to stop and fuse certain demons to pass some of the boss fights.

DS2 does seem to have easier fusing and more situations where certain skills are OP though.