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I can't remember a game trapped in development hell this long that actually turned out good, but all the signs are pointing to yes. I haven't enjoyed an FF game in (ironically) 15 years or so. This looks to be the one, though.

In this case its something of a sony and microsoft faulting than anything. The consoles are designed with a lot of background processes and that bogs things down. You see this exact problem in Tekken as well as Street Fighter. The most that fighting game devs can do is try to change up the frame...

Better slowdown to compensate for drops in connection quality. There are around 8 frames of input delay on the console version as well. The PC version has less than 1. Can you imagine the difference that makes when you go online?

You'd have to ask Peter. I assume that was the case.

Well, they lost both Peter and Tani so I don't know who is handling twitter anymore. Right now I imagine it doesn't matter too much. Tom is highly aware of the community's issues with the netcode and it's something that has been brought up many times. If there is anything they are in a position...

Ouch. Well, don't tell that to them. They sure used to be.

The N64 had the power to do pre-rendered stuff, and it actually did in the case of Resident Evil 2. But it had to be compressed in a major way. The system was more powerful but the cartridges were the memory bottleneck. In this way, you had a give and take relationship on graphics.

At this point I'm just curious if Nioh is shoehorned into the same universe. Wouldn't matter much from a timeline standpoint, though.

Horse power definitely sells a console. It's why original Xbox and 360 sold, and it's why PS4 beat Xbone this time. But the issue is that there are three major competitors (four if we're talking PC) and really only one is winning the "most powerful" title within its space. So if you can...

Nintendo is a toy company. It's competitors are not. People often forget this, though. It is their mission statement to create unique entertainment possibilities for audiences of all ages. Not just try to edge out the other consoles in power. Those "gimmicks" fall perfectly in line with the kind...

Gota say I feel the opposite. I skipped on the Xbone because it was a weaker PS4. I have a PS4, but its a weaker PC. If there is ever a choice, I'm usually buying the PC version of anything. If the switch was trying to do the same thing as the PS4, I imagine it would cost similarly to the PS4...

I'd be all for it. Boost my wall reset damage while we're at it. Definitely ain't the threat it was back during vanilla.

Vanilla didn't have this problem. It wasn't perfect but it was better than this. Bayman had wicked wall pressure that he doesn't have on a lot of surfaces anymore. It was a design choice to change it and I don't really understand why.

Mixed feelings on the payout format. Sounds like it's pretty hard to make ones money back unless you play the popular stuff.

I don't think this one is going to register with me for a while. Chris has been a friend for years. We didn't always talk that often but when we did it was always on good terms. He was one of the guys you knew you would never have a problem with. This one... I don't know. It just doesn't seem...