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Why not? Been playing through the first few hours of it... besides the terrible voice acting and scripting, which seems to be fairly common in most animes I've seen, the battle systems solid, and the art style is great. Kind of reminds me of Dragon Quest with a layer of bullshit overtop of it.

If video games are art, and Bioware are truly artists, I sincerely hope they do what musicians, writers, and painters do, and quit listening to what people say they should do, and do what they want.

Yeah he gave a breif explanation to The Doctor in season 3 or 4 of Who, of how he got to Torchwood in the 21st century. But I don't remember him being as hardened when he came back to Who, maybe I'll need to watch those episodes again.

I'll pay 60 dollars for games all the time. I have no problem spending that, especially on games like Skyrim or Mass Effect 3, where I know I'm going to get my money out of them. If a game's been out for awhile, and I want it, I'll wait for a price drop (Reckoning), as long as I have something else to play (which is always, my backlogs been growing and growing for 2 years now).

I don't know if the story/music/characters are better than Nier but it'll have better graphics. OHH SNAP!

Yeah, Sunday is a total tease. "Oh here, enjoy this game for the remaining few hours of your weekend".

Didn't Kid Icarus come out on a Friday? Better then the Sunday releases Nintendo was doing in the past, I suppose.

I'm also watching season 1 of Torchwood. Just finished the 3rd episode last night, pretty good series... but Cap'n Jack just doesn't seem like the Cap'n Jack I'm use to, maybe it's because he's the leader and not just a companion... but I haven't once heard him say "Captain Jack Harkness... and you are?".

In the past few weeks I've bought digital copies of Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions, Dissidia 012, and Final Fantasy IV Complete, all for my Vita. I had UMD copies of these games, but I got them on sale so it's nice being able to play them on the Vita. FFIV still looks really good on the OLED screen. I also got Tales of Graces F last night. My first ever Tales game. I'm not a big anime fan, and the voice acting and script are fucking terrible BUT the gameplay's fun, and I like the cellshaded art style. This is the type of game I'll play over the course of a year or so. Hopefully these fucking kids grow up soon.

I fuck up at work all the time, and no one sends me cupcakes. THIS IS BULLSHIT!!!!

So how's the Lost Archive DLC? I haven't really heard anything about it. Is it more block puzzles or traditional 3rd person adventuring?

AWESOME! After watching so much Rose, Martha, and Donna, I forgot how absolutely adorable Amelia is. That Empire Strikes Back part was great. Cool seeing some more HP actors, I'd like to see Severus Snape in the future.

Yes! Seeing River for the first time was awesome, especially since I watched series 5+6 first, it was sort of like watching it from her perspective. Also watched the 1996 television movie. Oh fuck, that was bad. It didn't even feel like Doctor Who. The only saving grace was it was filmed in Vancouver, kind of neat to see The Doctor walking through Stanley Park. Oh and time lords only have 12 regenerations? What the hell? Anyways, besides a few Christmas specials I've saved for this December, I'm officially done with Who till it returns

OK! Over 56 pages, this might have been covered, but I noticed this in my recent viewings of Doctor Who, why do British people call women of authority "mom"? Also, not really on topic, but I've noticed in a few episodes of Who and again in Sherlock (so good!), that London has a giant wheel in the middle of it, is that a ferris wheel or some sort of special British thing?

American TV is all about starting it for a month, then taking a month off. Prolongs the season, I suppose.

Just finished season (series) 4. Here are my thoughts (beware 4 year old spoilers): Dean! You were right. Donna was awesome. And The Altor (do people call him that? I watch a lot of Fringe so it fits) and Rose! Oh man, that totally left for the door open for Matt Smith and David Tennant to have some adventures together, that'd be fun. Though I do have a few specials left with Tennant, so we'll have to see if this is explored again. The one thing with season 4 that I thought was peculiar was leaving The Doctor's Daughter alive. It'd be interesting if she ever made a return. Also: I can't believe I didn't like the Daleks at first.

That'd be one ballsy fucking ending, W&S.

I think post-game content was always in the works. Hopefully they don't change the actual ending though.

If I was you, that'd be grounds for divorce!

Ok so I've watched seasons 1-3 and 5-6 plus the first episode of season 4. I will say the second half of season 3 was the best non-Matt Smith who I've seen. Blink was an especially great episode. Besides Amelia Pond, Martha is absolutely the best companion The Doctor has had. Not only is she beautiful, she's also useful. Unlike Rose. Donna, so far... ugh. Just what this show needs, annoying middle aged lady.

Tried getting through that game in October but I got really frustrated....