I feel we should not take the words of a man accused of various misconduct at face value, nor report on it as "news" when he's been away from the dev for years.

Some English localizations of games do this and it's really tedious lol

ya

10.) Tales of Berseria Remastered

Might be my favorite playable cast in the series, and despite a few middling components (equipment), a huge rebound from Zestiria all around. Soul gauge combat improves throughout the game. I had forgotten how cathartic the "Will You STOP WHINING?!" cutscene is.

9.) Tales of Xillia Remastered

I came into this replay thinking Xillia was a middle-of-the-road, relatively unremarkable Tales game. After a replay, my thoughts are mostly unchanged. OK combat, but copy-paste field areas are tedious, & some of the plotting is nearly nonsense. MUTTON FRESH MUTTON.

Today I have to make sure my PS5 still works so I can play the PSN version of Wild Arms 4 tomorrow. These are my priorities.

I've also felt this for every job interview I've ever done.

peanut butter and jelly systems

The 'Cacpcom' days feel so long ago lol

will say hi~

ok

Haven't been on social media for a few days, how's the discourse?

Ultimate 80’s Synthwave Playlist - Undercover in Paradise // Royalty Free Copyright Safe Music YouTube video by White Bat Audio

not sure if it's your thing, but I have an affinity for 'synthwave' stuff, like www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8mo...

It's another episode of the Tetracast, RPG Site's weekly podcast!

In this episode, we review Capcom's Pragmata, check out Gothic from the backlog, dive into Mongil: Star Dive, and discuss the week's RPG news: www.rpgsite.net/podcast/20161-tetracast-...

deep down 公式プロモーションサイト 【カプコンオンラインゲームズ】 次世代グラフィックス×次世代オンラインゲーム PS4『deep down』 #PS4 #deepdown

It has come to my attention that the website for Capcom's Deep Down broke sometime between July and August of last year. Finally, the dream is dead. www.d-down.jp/pc/

I'll just say the obvious thing that this is absolutely pathetic.

I started at Xenosaga 2, that was pretty weird.

Also, this reminds me of a nice, small write up about Raquel that I'm glad still exists on Game Informer, from 2013: gameinformer.com/b/features/a...

you're free

Also, this reminds me of a nice, small write up about Raquel that I'm glad still exists on Game Informer, from 2013: gameinformer.com/b/features/a...

so soon?

20 years ago, Xenosaga Episode 3 on PS2 basically just assumed you knew what happens in Pied Piper, which was never easily available in the west. This is a big step in finally filling that gap.

Friendly reminder: you rock

Few things in life are more nerve-wracking than an unscheduled, un-detailed, all-hands-on work meeting in less than a day.

I have immense respect for those who cover video game news. Not just the big splashy in-depth investigations, but the day-to-day announcements, details, & bit-pieces that come without end. News writers don't always get the attention that opinion writers get, but it is a needed and crucial component.

@gematsu.com
@videogameschronicle.com
@rpgfan.bsky.social
@rpgamer.com
(I'm biased)

Fun fact: Wild ARMs 4 was the very first game published under the XSEED label.

I dont think it was ever on PSN, only WA1 through WA3 had made it prior (PS3 or PS4). So that means this is the first time WA4 will have trophies, lol.

An excuse to post one of the best jrpg cutscenes of all time youtu.be/J9KFOJzn3u4?...

Ah shoot