Oh, that is certainly true, Nocturne especially. The story revolves around several 'reasons' which are existing philosophies made the reason for existence.

And Digital Devil Saga tends to sit somewhere in between. Although both DDS games and Nocturne share the dubious honor of having insanely huge final dungeons. They make you feel you are climbing an enormous tower better than most other games I've played.

I've ordered them too, but from what I've heard, the first one is good, but the second one is so much better that it kind of overshadows the first.

I'm looking forward to it, but I hope I get a job so I can buy a Vita first.

I really enjoyed Ys SEVEN. The world was interesting, the gameplay was great and the music was awesome. I had played the original Ys once through 'perfectly legal means' ages ago before Xseed really was a thing and I couldn't figure out the gameplay, but thanks to SEVEN, I got I+II for the PSP and Origins and Oath in Felghana for Steam. I even hunted down the PS2 version of Ark of Napishtim. I'm hoping Falcom does a remake of Ys V in the future. I like their remakes, they actually fix things and most of them aren't completely identical *coughFinalFantasy1cough*.

I think his accent was intentional. His mother has a british accent, and he's surrounded by american accents, so it makes sense that his accent would be somewhere between. He has my dad's accent actually. We call it the 'Mid-Atlantic'.

This sounds like an Atlus Japan decision. There is no reason for Atlus USA not to release Eternal Punishment PSP, especially as Innocent Sin presumably didn't sell that badly. They did release Growlanser which wasn't guaranteed to sell at all after all. However, if there's something going on with Index, Atlus USA has their hands tied, because when it comes to in house Atlus titles, Atlus USA most likely is stuck with the decisions of Atlus Japan.

Especially if it's Atlas Japan assuming the PSP is completely dead here.

If anything, the Wii would have hurt its chances. The PS3 has a lot of jRPGs (of varying quality) and the Xbox has a bunch as well. The Wii has like 4. Last Story, Arc Rise Fantasia, Tales of Symphonia Dawn of the New World and Xenoblade. Or, and Rune Factory Frontier I guess. And most people wouldn't look at Arc Rise Fantasia or DotNW and say that they herald great things for Wii jRPGs. (Arc Rise Fantasia was pretty good, it just had a horrible first impression from the acting).

When I first saw the mite, a friend of mine was here too. She saw it and immediately said, "Wow, that thing is certainly derping it up!" Then I fed it chocolate and we both just went awww.

Square Enix has had a partnership with a fashion line surrounding Versus XIII for a while now. I think this is part of it.

Considering both Baten Kaitos games were on the Gamecube, there really isn't any reason for Namco to block it.

The more filling the treat, the more the heart fills.

One thing I always use guides for? Idea Factory games. If you don't do everything exactly right, you get the crappy ending, and most of their games have no hints whatsoever towards what to do. Which is annoying, because it there's one thing Idea Factory is normally good at, it's story.

Monolith Soft is a Nintendo Second Party developer. I guess that does mean Nintendo has the right to the characters. Right now, Nintendo only has the rights to the characters in Xenoblade and maybe Soma Bringer as Baten Kaitos and Xenosaga were made while Monolith Soft was with Namco Bandai.

Skies of Arcadia's only real flaw is the battle system. Near the end of the game, battles take forever.

Legend of Dragoon is PS1. It's on the Playstation Network now.