SomeJerk

People have sworn off the game because they don't like the look of him.

Good. Vain shallow cnuts they are.

With todays events, to not callus out for not slashing our wrists and becoming eunuchs in protest over Summer Lesson would be a good start.

Then to not focus on the people swatting and sending death threats to even the good minded women in games journalism or game development too much would also be handy. Make it about how law enforcement are tracking down the people responsible and how bad it is instead of a sob story, that is everything necessary. Teach people how bad it is to do like that. Do not give the people doing the bad things enough cover to get them off. Do not provide massive coverage on children DDoSing. Provide coverage on how people get tired of others bullshit and work together to design an original creative character and a run an unfairly criticized campaign helping women in indie development instead of sobstories. Show us something good for once.

News in Sweden about feminism are all about how things go against them, sobstories and propaganda. Not a single mention of how hotlines and safe homes for worried/beaten women and children have helped make the country safer. Nothing about the great people who adopt the many unwanted children or provide new ways of education and teaching in order to help children understand how bad bullying is, to help children understand that many people are different and that it's perfectly well. Safe to say that everybody but the feminists get tired of their shit

It would be real cool if the games journalism that was about indie happenings would shape up and do work on whats actually good, like the Fine Young Capitalists indie assistance, and not playing favourites believing blatant lies only because they got close to somebody in the industry feeding them and being partial, subjective, completely breaking all the rules about journalism.

Nothing to do with a leaked gameplay video showing an unknown version of the game running terribly on an Xbox One?

I've got a collection of knives and diplomas in brainwashing. Other people are my earthquake kits.

I also watched all of MacGuyver as a kid.. (and I'll gut looters who clearly go for non-essential items, F them)

@shaka999 said:

Same here about using Twitch, the main thing is to have enough anonymity so that your address cannot be figured out but I like to be close and friendly with people. In this case the streamers were known to be at the venue.

I'm sticking to using nicovideo, languagebarriers like mad but so much nicer community :(

The hair dryer fix works a variable amount of time, more than long enough to upload saves and de-authorize that PS3 from your account though. The drive is locked to your dead PS3, I figure for security reasons.

It's like with the PS3 and 360 differences with these machines, with the confirmed until 2016 titles:

Do you want Japanese games other than moneyhatted visual novels along with everything else? PlayStation 4
Aare you fine with Forza, Gears, Halo and getting the COD DLC before PC and PS4? Xbox One :/

The Phantasy Star games are immortal classics, if you can get 1000 points on the Japanese PSN and have a PS3 there is the PS2 collection there with English Language roms emulated. The first two are heavy on the 80's standard and feature a lot of turn-based combat and grinding compared to storybits, but what story there is, is huge and got emotional right from the start of the first game in great ways. The last two games are from the 90's and deeper in story and chatter, taking inspiration from how RPGs changed and modernized with the 16 bit consoles but so much more colourful and touching than what the competition had - I say this as a lover of sci-fi of course.

When it comes to Star Ocean, the fourth game Star Ocean: The Last Hope ("International" and only one disc with the option for original Japanese language and 2D portraits and tasteful UI designs) has a lot of regrettable anime cliche's in it being a bad victim of its time, but in the end it's hard sci-fi from start to finish along with great game systems, scenarios and progression, combat, crafting, exploration, alternate ending systems, music, environments, a list that goes on. It's easier to recommend to people than Tales of Graces F with regards to writing and characters. It's a strong reason for me to replace my dead and sold-for-parts PS3, as one can skip terrible character-building "WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS" screaming-at-the-screen cutscenes and focus on unlocking the mystery while having tolerable voices and art.

Xenogears is a bag of mixed nuts that quickly trips and fall over its own dick in the balance of storyblabber to gameplay, more religious mystery than sci-fi, did not go well with me but I'm happy I went through it just to learn what it had in store.

Xenoblade is "WHOA", hoping Xenoblade Chronicles X becomes Whoa^2.

The passthrough? Pretty sure you need a TV matching the resolution of the input heading into it. Don't bother with HDMI to Component converters or vice versa unless you're ready to spend the price of a TV that has 1080p support on getting one that doesn't introduce too much display-lag for even a puzzle game to handle.

It's not very realistic, it treats Franklin like he was white. Go Redguard in good old Morrowind, the best of the Elder Scrolls games, and see how it could have been handled more realistically.