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I wanted campaign co-op this time around, but I assume that's not happening?

Yakuza 1+2 HD on the Wii U seems like such a weird decision. They really should port over the sequels as well, but that's probably unlikely to happen.

2014: Year of Blue Toad.

I can just imagine Iwata panicking after he said that they're only going to release one New Super Mario Bros. game on each console and then giving a promotion to whoever suggested New Super Luigi U.

I think throwing the Vita into the sun itself still wouldn't be bright enough. And then other times, I don't even have to do anything for the puzzle to solve itself. Awesome game design there, guys.

Including that one?

Hahaha, ads on YouTube. *Hugs ABP*

The next time a Vita game wants me to hold up the rear camera to a bright light, I will throw my Vita in the toilet and set fire to it.

Fine, I edited my post to reflect the harsh reality of the Nintendo fanboy.

Nothing like waiting God-knows-how-long to pay £20 £40 more for a game just to get a few characters that you're going to summon once ("oh, neat") and then never use again. The co-op would be a better reason to wait for the Wii U version. On his Wii U, presumably. Australia is also part of the PAL region.

The only way Robin could have been the mother is if the kids call their mother "Aunt Robin". Meh, it can't be worse than the last couple of seasons.

At least he wears a hood, unlike Aveline in Liberation. Thankfully, you can buy one for her. Assassins are supposed to wear hoods, woman!

Well, the original idea was to end the season and the entire series with the wedding, so... Edit: Yeah, what Ashley said. :p

Totally called it. I'm surprised I seem to be the only one who actually likes this idea.

There's no shame in wanting to go to a party and hook up with a hot eighteen-year-old.

I think sailing would have been more fun if The Wind Waker had been The Elder Scrolls. Instead of finding a tiny island with nothing on it but a boulder that you can't move (and then returning later to move it only to find 200 rupees), you'd find a small settlement with its own backstory and a bunch of NPCs that give you sidequests and stuff. That's how you do exploration.

Weren't you listening, Ashley? The great thing about him not being Daft's son is that he doesn't have to worry about his safety. :p

There's a good reason to look like Stanley Tucci, then. To attract Aneres.

Unless they've added more cameos in Golden, the only Persona 3 cameo in Persona 4 is Chihiro, who's a minor social link character and you won't miss much by not knowing who she is. Persona 3 Portable has a cameo from a younger Yukiko if you play as the female protagonist. If you play through the game with the male protagonist, you have to settle for a cameo from Noriko Kashiwagi, who's a teacher and minor character in Persona 4. And yes, Arena connects both games (but with the focus on the Persona 4 cast), but that's pretty irrelevant, since it was released after Persona 4 anyway. Edit: This is really uninteresting, just play Persona 4.

You can see why I have very little interest in the game. :p

It'd be the twist no one saw coming!

I'm holding a flame red 3DS right now. Suck it, Japan. They should release the Adventure Time games on the Vita instead. Then we wouldn't have to worry about region-locking.

I'm playing through Liberation right now, and I still wouldn't have recognized her from the picture. I must not have gotten to the part where she becomes a cartoon Viking.

Kingdoms of Amalur seems long and boring, so I think I'll pass on that. But I've been waiting for Rayman Origins to hit the Vita PS+, so that's great news.

Start with the original Persona and work your way up. I'm just kidding, start with Persona 4. As for Disgaea 3, it was released on PS+ in the US a couple of months back, and when asked if it would make it to PS+ in Europe, they said it might be tricky because it's not available on PSN everywhere.