I recently finished FF2 and it was my first game played fully in Japanese. I understood 50% or so of the dialogue, meaning I needed to spend a lot of time with my dictionary. I think in a way this extra time spent made me appreciate the game more and build a connection with the characters, compared to if I had just breezed through it in English!
The couch is not as low as it looks! I'm just holding the phone far down so the console can be in view.
Not a good chart. They mix franchises and titles in the same chart which is a strange choice. Mario Kart 8 certainly did not sell that much, seeing as there are only 13 million Wii U's. They meant Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for Switch. ~~They also got the wrong logo for Super Mario Bros, somehow. It's the New Super Mario Bros. logo but with the "New" cut out.~~
e: I was wrong about the SMB logo, it did look like that ingame, just not on the box art.
They will make a new one
Cancelled my patreon membership over this
I didn't need to see that GNU logo today :) but I did
The actual app Magic Earth is proprietary, but it uses OpenStreetMap
I am a self-certified memeology expert and I can attest to this meme's banger quality, with and without context.
Had a stroll through his profile and he's clearly only here to troll.
I got that exact one about 6 weeks ago and I reported it. Shame they haven't fixed it yet ๐
Here, I fixed it.
It's planned but not implemented yet. I played this morning and it works fine as usual.
The game itself isn't very fun or interesting at all imo, but I do love this artwork. It's a simple puzzle game where you draw a path from your character to the girl, while avoiding letting the bully reach her. The title translates to something like "Love is a Strategy Game"
I've played SaGa 1 and Frontier (PS1) but I never knew the strange leveling system came from FF2! All in all, I prefer more traditional JRPGs but I do intend to play more SaGa since they also have a unique vibe when it comes to storytelling.