That didn't stop certain killer androids from also being smokin' hot despite wanting humanity's complete and utter destruction.

Wow. A Hollywood remake that's actually trying to keep the spirit of the original.

I didn't think they made these anymore.

Too bad that its not really that much of a joke these days. D:

I would debate this but admittedly video games provided me pretty much my entire education for my remaining years in grade school after the 3rd grade (actually games pretty much covered me all the way to college now that I think about it).

It wasn't that bad. It just needs some work (a whole lot of work that is).

Best way to describe it is as a playable version of NamcoXCapcom, but it can easily do better still.

Edit: Speaking of which. It looks like the gang's all here.

Getting back on topic here for a moment.

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3176928

Well if they're bringing THAT back, lets hope they get it right this time.

While I couldn't care less for this game, I commend you for editing the OP rather than creating yet another redundant thread for the announcement.

Aside from the first game the numbered series spanning from 2 to FFinal was focused on Masaki and Shu and the other Elemental Lords. The Alpha games are where a lot of the main OG characters comes from (this includes Bullet, Kashua, the SRX team, Zenger, and so on). The WonderSwan games are where the key members of the ATX team originate (Kyosuke and Excellen at the least). And other characters like Axel and Lamia came from the other GBA games not named Original Generation. This is not to say that there weren't any new characters for the OG games themselves like Latooni, The Hiryuu crew, Captain Daitetsu and so on.

For more information consult your local GameFAQs: Super Robot Taisen: Robot Series Guide.

If this happens, all will be forgiven.

And this is why I don't donate to charities.

I don't know. Did Dead or Alive Extreme Beach Volleyball have big boobs?


Anyways I purchased a copy of SMT: Nocturne last night for about $28.

If I recall correctly that was the exact same thing said about Wind Waker before it came out. And if I recall correctly it ended with Ganondorf getting a sword planted directly into his skull.

Also, I'm sorta hoping that the overworld for this game bares some kind of resemblance to AoL's overworld (or a piece therein of). It might finally put to rest those debates of what the Zelda timeline looks like.

Well now I feel like a goddamn fool.

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3176841

Its their fault really.

Granted both had more than their share of useless spells (given that they were both made by Squaresoft (kinda)) but SD2's magic had at least one spell per element that was generally useful, whereas Evermore's alchemy only ever really needed Crush and one of the many Healing formulas (and possibly the Defense and Atlas formulas should one desire to break the game).

I basically see SD2 not as a golden standard but as an rough, unpolished gem. Sure there were bugs, glitches, and general design flaws, but the potential for growth was there too. A potential that was tragically ignored in an effort to focus on the fluffy character building aspects of SD3 and eventually to redefine itself at every turn (a trait that, while noble in intent, can be horribly executed as the case was for that World of Mana compilation). Repetition itself isn't necessarily a bad thing when perfecting ideas just as long as it isn't taken to the extreme, just like redefinition isn't a bad thing if used for innovation rather than for the sake of spamming genres with the same flawed game seen by said genre over and over.

And while we're on the subject of ToV ports...

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3176815