RetroMetal

Having never played a Dragon Quest game, is it a good series to get into?

Should someone that's never played any of them seek out some older games first or just start with the 2 PS4 games?

Watching this QL reminded me of why I stopped playing this type of game decades ago.

I really wish in the "Filed under:" area on the podcast page that they would list links to any game they mention, I mean it might be some extra work but people like me who only listen to the podcast while on a long commute (driving) and can't access the internet and safely drive to look into something they mention and then spend forever trying to remember what the name of some random game mentioned that sounded interesting, frustrating.

Anyway... what was the name of the iOS game Jeff mentioned that was something like a crossword puzzle game?

The talk of the old video game magazines reminded me of one I used to read called either Joystick or Joystik, it was 70's/80's. Also Compute and RUN magazines.

I guess Nintendo is saying screw any backwards compatibility with WiiU software (and the now available Virtual Console Nintendo DS backwards compatibility) that requires dual screens?

I freaking LOVE this game so far.

I've played it like crazy since I picked it up last week.

@nggamer: Honestly, it seems fine. It takes a few minutes to separate the mental task of moving the left stick where you want to fly and tilting the Gamepad where you want to aim and doing it independently of each other (at first I would want to shoot "up" and I would move the left stick rather than tilt the controller so I would end up smashing into things) but once you "get it", you are fine.

When does the sale end?

I just purchased this game and played the training level, so far it all feels pretty natural to me.

Maybe it doesn't throughout the main game, but the training area felt fine... aiming and all.

I'll probably still love it.