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Wow, roll out the red carpet for new members why don't you? Soooooo much negativity, man.

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I find it amusing everyone describes this as a Megaman game. It's as if the fact it's not a Megaman game eludes people and not a new IP.

I'm remembering that Inafune said something about the aims of his company would be to bring originality and games not based on others to fruition , or some such.
Ok, so a bit of research and here's the quote:

Yet he's making effectively a Megaman game... what I've actually been wondering is how is it this has had to be a Kick-starter game, Inafune has a lot of connections in the industry, is well respected, yet he couldn't find any backers apart from the public? Did he bother to pitch it elsewhere or was he that bad at it? What's the reason is my main query, not to mention Kick Starter games have been a bit haphazard when a big name is involved, like Schaffer or Molyneux. A two year wait makes me wonder if this may ever come out, i'm fearful to say.

I like Inafune, but he's been involved with good games (Dead Rising, Street Fighter) and bad games (Dark Void, Bionic Commando) over the years, it's hard to tell where this could go. But if he's copying the Megaman formula, I suppose he can't mess it up much, then again I haven't properly played a Megaman game in a decade or so, maybe his skills on Megaman have weakened.

Could you explain a bit more about what you want us to decide about the first and second play through of a game?

You're trying to transfer your anti social behaviour onto me? I'm not the one antagonising people or laughing about their feelings for taking a serious topic seriously and in deep thought. And you're not anonymous, we know you by name, we know your past account, we know your personality online. You think not being face to face means you can get away with being anti social?

I am asking for you to obey rules. You signed up, clicking a box where you agree to follow the site rules. Respect your decision and follow them.

I was referring to:

And learning people's 'pet peeves and sensitivities' and acting appropriately around them is called being a well socialised human. They call it anti-social for a reason.

And how about letting Ghetto talk for himself? He's not here to say what he's thinking, and obviously people are divided on his intentions.

Someone's never read the rules.

First off, be considerate of other's opinions about sensitive topics.

Second, it wasn't a suicide attempt. It was a would be super hero, inspired by other super hero, trying to fly. He fails, and falls to the ground. It's an opening to the idea of the film, that being a real life super hero isn't easy to do ad you're going to fail a lot of the time. He doesn't die, either, he climbs the same building he jumped off to try again. Being a hero is about taking the failure and trying harder next time.

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I've needed an excuse to post some videos of good people and good acts for a while, ha.

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I cried at all of them, btw.

Not a fan of VR goggles, it's always seemed a bit like a gimmick and not really a viable way to play a game. I don't really see the point in it for Sony, I can see it might be trying to compete with the Kinect, but this seems strange to be trying to succeed an already failed bit of tech and on top of that compete with the Oculus Rift.

But, y'know, wait to actually hear more.

The Last Guardian and KotOR 3.

For many obvious reasons.

Wha? Have you ever seen the scene with Tex, the female Spartan, stylishly kicking the arses of every male main character in the series? And there have been plenty of female characters in the series. The main reason for a predominantly male cast is because the series was started by a small group of guys recording machinima in a spare bedroom. It changed quickly the more money and talent they got their hands on.
The team are definitely not sexist or misrepresentative at all of sex and gender. This is the company behind RWBY, a main cast consisting of all women and many more women than men for secondary characters.

You're speaking of Rhianna Pratchett, daughter of Terry Pratchett, who is the writer of Tomb Raider and a number of other games like Mirror's Edge and Heavenly Sword who also helped in the writing of Prince of Persia and Bioshock Infinite.
And talking about sexual representation of women in video games... Pratchett was the writer behind Overlord, a game where you can choose mistresses with all the sexual connotations linked with that. I think many people seem to say 'they're scantily clad' but is that a problem? I think many women agree that they want to be sexy, I think what a lot of people seem to believe is that sexy equals stupidity. Overlord is a satire towards the fantasy genre of games, tv shows, movies and books, and the women displayed in it are funny, smart and powerful. And sexy.
There are a number of other games that I could name that represent complex female characters whilst being attractive. I also find 'sexy' to be a little restrictive in those views, because I didn't find the 'sexy' Miranda from the Mass Effect series to be attractive, I seem to go towards the more shy and cute characters like Tali or Merril from DA2, so I don't think sexy necessarily is what all guy gamers would care about, based on my own experience.

I also want to add something minor/major depending on your views, but in the upcoming CoD: Ghost, You now can pick between male and female avatars for the online multiplayer. The largest game series in the world has finally introduced this minor cosmetic change. Take it as games moving with the time, maybe?

Kingdom Hearts is basically one boy running away from home to avoid his mother's bad cooking.

Alright, from a European perspective here, we now actually have the ability to play ReCoM. People complaining about ReCoM stuff not being fixed, well it's a darn site better than not having the game, at all, believe me. So I couldn't care less if the HDification is very good or not, we at least have it in the first place.
To KH1, i'm happy with the look of the HD version so far, the mouth and facial animations have always been pesky, but this is a PS2 game being reworked onto a PS3, the character skeletons I believe are exactly the same, so completely replacing facial animation would be incredibly time consuming with little reward. Not bothered about that at all.
Thetre Mode not included? WE HAVE A WEBSITE DEDICATED TO CUTSCENES! If your issue is wanting to see the cutscenes, well we've got you covered. If your issue is why Square didn't include that, is again likely a little reward sort of service and too much time wasting, so it's a bit of a useless thing to worry about.
Days is a decent consolidation of the game, that's all the movie ever needed to be. These games are primarily to introduce new fans to the series, current fans who might not have all these consoles and played all these crucial games and hardcore fans to a new experience and perspective on the games. Everyone wins in some capacity.

I'm gonna say wait for the western release, as many fans should see from the KH series, we usually get tweaks to parts of the game here and there that mean we have a 'better' experience. Wait till the actual full release here, because there are likely minor improvements in some places that have been worked on.

At any rate, buy the game and enjoy it, don't nit pick it till you have had your fun. Don't waste your time worrying and enjoy yourselves

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Wtf is going on anymore, really?
This is why I think we should pick only one avatar and name forever, because it's less confusing.

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