HoldenLaFayette

Tigress makes bad threads.
 
And always feels the need to post pictures that are completely unnecessary.  I really can't tell if he's a troll account or just a twelve-year-old.
 
He's also a male calling himself Tigress.

If sounds like, if you buy it, you'll lose interest and forget about it in a month. It has high production value but you need to enjoy digging into the mechanics if it's going to keep your interest. It's your typical hardcore fighter--I think it's a bit easier to play than the newest Guilty Gear, but not by much.

UT3 is an excellent tool but I'd argue that there are better shooters out there.

" @Scooper said:

" Well at the end of the game when you find out Nanako was the real killer and her Persona Unlocks for your second playthrough it's pretty damn cool. "

yeah her persona is badass. It can be considered better than Izanagi No Okami "

Never had the urge to try an SMT game until P3 came out.
 
Something about the new Persona games (I guess just 3 and 4) that attracted me much more than what I've seen of "mainstream" SMT.

When she knocks you down and tries to curb stomp you, you need to stop talking and run.

I'd go with all three. A new Persona could work on any system, since its strongest elements have very little to do with the hardware you're running it on. Even a big-budget Wii version would be slicker than anything we've seen so far. I say get it in as many people's hands as you can. Make it household name.
 
Meat dimension.

I agree. Lazy bums.

I think you're missing the point a little bit with those NIS games. I haven't played anything beyond Disgaea 2, so I can't speak for their newer stuff, but their system is designed to be broken. The fun of those games is to figure out how you're going to exploit the system to get a lvl 9999 character as quickly as possible because you're going to need it. You'll never grind out a character that powerful in the "typical" fashion.
 
But speaking towards games in general, if the developers put it into the game, then I say heck yes, use it. It's just playing the game. Not doing so and then complaining that such an option is available is similar to those guys who play fighting games and complain about people abusing spam throwing or wake-up anti-air. It's not their fault you're falling for it--the game's made that way.
 
TLDR: Phantom Brave has super-tough end-game content that you're not going to access without "exploiting" the leveling system.

Nothing beats the Bombcast. The Hotspot was cool, but since it was under the CNET umbrella, the crew kept it professional even at times when Jeff should have been yelling, "DISGUSTING" at the top of his lungs. Which he has done several times on the Bombcast.
 
Though Rich Gallup was a really good host...He had good timing, rarely stuttered, knew what he was talking about, segued intelligently, and was hilarious even as a straight man to everyone else's insanity.
 
Yes I have a man crush on Rich Gallup.