Godmars

Wonder how many Twilight Sparkle and unicorn jokes are going to be in it.

@SmashZilla but they should have cake...

Tempest, is that you?

@Mopo Don't forget: they blow up in video games too :p

Is it ever a good thing to be in the middle of a gas station isle when discharging weapons? Appearing to lob a grenade at a van's gas tank?

Oh Xcom, you have been missed.

Doesn't Team Meat have some issues with Sony too? Wont put Super Meat boy on a Sony system?

Think there's something about a contract obligation to MS, but that they've also backed that up with some harsh comments.

@Nashk There is a PC version of ME1 I got for $20 that has all the DLC.

But that's before the mainstream mania hit.

@sammo21 Also no way its in-game, but that didn't stop some who saw it early from acting excited about it for some reason.

@Blay What I'm saying is that at some point DLC will likely be offered which completes the conclusion of the game when traditionally JRPGs are as much about the conclusion as the journey towards it. You start a game being introduced to strangers who though the course of their adventure you come to know deeply, suffer with them, and in the end see their efforts rewarded.

To many, FFXIII failed to deliver this and FFXIII-2 isn't shaping up to be any better. It is in fact worse if full conclusion to the game has to be purchased along with superficial options and add ons.

@Blay Think Cleaver means if this DLC completes rather than adds to or compliments the experience of a $60 game.

Its already been alluded that XIII-2's multiple endings all amount to a weak "to be continued." So when that game itself is suppose to be offered as a kind of "fix" for XIII, it comes off to some as exploitive if not insulting to have to pay more to get the "full" game.