thesonygamer12

I think its wackiness is in a way much more forgivable than a lot of other cartoons, it is all fairly straight forward while also being pretty funny.

I don't watch the show much myself but I am told my grandad watches every episode, often more than once.

Well I consider myself a PhinFerbro - an adult superfan of the cartoon.

It transcends the medium and has such a strong message with every episode of friendship and wacky activities. I wish people were more tolerant towards the show but he has a triangle nose and people just can't accept that.

Ferb is love, Ferb is life.

Atelier Rorona Plus is confirmed for western release on PS3 and Vita. And Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus too! Only NA confirmed for shinovi vs but hoping eu as well. So much good news lately!

But the Japanese PS3 version of Tales of Vesperia is in Japanese only. Unless you know Japanese or have already played the Xbox 360 version, you're not going to understand the story.

@veektarius said:

Mass Effect 1 isn't exclusive anymore, and Skyrim isn't broken on the PS3 anymore either. (Well, no more broken than is the norm for Bethesda.)

If we're talking about the PS3 right now and not any particular point in the past then I think PS3 is easily the winner, because the 360 has almost no notable exclusive RPGs left. Lost Odyssey is basically it. Also PS3 is getting Persona 5, so that's the final nail in the coffin.

The PS3 has more than the initial "lets cater to Japan" moneyhatted RPGs so there is no contest-

@thesonygamer12: 360 had Vesperia, but I hate Tales games (and Persona games)

360 easily. To my tastes, Lost Odyssey was the best JRPG last generation (not saying much) and Mass Effect 1 was one of the best WRPGs. Both were 360 exclusives. Dragon Age, by the way, was not a PS3 exclusive. Oh, and Skyrim was broken on the PS3.

I agree with you there, reviews can only go so far when we are talking about what people like. Also, despite me bashing the Agarest series, I kinda like it in a B-movie sort of way (at least the first one, the others were too much of the same making the repetitiveness issue a series-wide problem). I can see where people can like the game, and can defend it.

But me liking Atellier isn't gonna prevent me from telling it like it is. I am not about to go recommend those games, without a whole mess of qualifications. Cause even if we are being diplomatic about Agarest, there are better SRPGs that came out that generation mechanically speaking. I am not saying a person can't prefer Agarest over other titles, I am just saying it is much harder to recommend that series over something like the Disgaea or FF: Tactics series.