Fuck the Amala Labyrinth. That is all.

Edit: No, seriously.

So I died twice in the second Kalpa. My third round I almost made it to the end of the second kalpa, but I just got unlucky with a back attack which the enemy decided to attack my MC. THIS GAME IS GREAT.

Character booster? This game was never difficult.

I want the most hellish experience possible!

I would be pleasantly surprised if we received remakes of SMT1+2 on the 3DS. I've tried multiple times to play SMT2 on an emulator, but I think it's too outdated for me.

The worst I've gotten at Gamestop is pushy salesmen trying to get me to preorder games I don't want. "Do you want to preorder blah blah blah?" "No, thanks." "Are you sure?" "I said "No, thanks"!"

Wow! What a dick. I can't believe that.

Honestly, Atlus does a lot for their fans and the games are always quality whether you enjoy them or not. Atlus is just now venturing into the DLC market and I don't suspect them to offer us garbage and screw us over (Hello, Capcom). I just don't know why you would take a stand over something so silly and avoid a potentially great game over it.

Just because there's DLC doesn't mean the game is "incomplete". I'm sure you've played an SMT game before, and you must know SMT games are always loaded with content. Why would this be any different? DLC is just a chance to expand the game, not tack on anything they couldn't initially. I think it's foolish to think that the games wasn't complete to the developers upon release.

I've been putting all my points into str, agi and en. Every once in a while I'll throw into luck. Nemissa's magic attack is ridiculously high. Just adding one point into magic raises her attack so much.Putting a point into str raises your attack by 1 or 2.

I heard none of those things with the music were actually real. When a Nintendo rep was asked about that, he had no idea what they were talking about and had nothing to do with them trying to release the game here.

What exactly are you guys confused about as far as Soul Hackers goes? It's possible you don't understand the loyalty system and personalities yet. Different personality types will only accept using certain attacks, until their loyalty is maxed out and you can make them do whatever you want. For instance, Wild types like physical attacks, Dumb types prefer the "go" option, Calm types also prefer the "go" option, Kind demons like healing and guarding, Sly demons prefer magic.

I'm enjoying Soul Hackers immensely. The setting, if a bit outdated by today's standards, is great. I love the music, and all the little details they put into the game. The voice acting is above par IMO. Battling is standard, but with enough twists to keep me on my toes, and I actually feel like I'm employing a strategy each individual battle. The loyalty system is interesting; I like building my demons loyalty and choosing a well rounded party. I also like that I don't have to level my demons in this game, and that fusing is more important. In games like Strange Journey and Nocturne, I could stick with certain demons for a long time before every fusing, but in this, I'm fusing all the time to keep my demons up to date.

We got you, you fucker! Woooooo! Can't believe this all happened 20 minutes away from me.

Holy shit, you guys. I live in the area where all this is going down right now.

Huh, that is a "GS". Upon first glance I thought it was a tilted triangle-type symbol. Not worth pre-ordering the game from Gamestop for that since there are going to be tons of costumes in-game anyway.