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Whoa!
Coco Kiryu got acknowledged by Sega due to her love for the Yakuza series. She really came a long way for her husbando.

Whoa!
Coco Kiryu got acknowledged by Sega due to her love for the Yakuza series. She really came a long way for her husbando.

Whoa!
Coco Kiryu got acknowledged by Sega due to her love for the Yakuza series. She really came a long way for her husbando.

Whoa!
Coco Kiryu got acknowledged by Sega due to her love for the Yakuza series. She really came a long way for her husbando.

Wait a minute... I just realized with the Gen 4 remakes coming...
«video» People will be able to experience this meme all over again!

I just got accepted by a second university! Things are looking good so far!

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser is a Furry

Bird up!

POKEMON LEGENDS: HONCHKROW IS REAL!
GUUD NITE~!

Pokemon fans: "Our games suck and the developers don't care about us" 
Sonic fans: "First time?" 
 
 

Snoop Dog as usual I see!

Snoop Dog as usual I see!

It's really cool that the original three Donkey Kong Country games each had a different Kong in the lead role, and each was only newly introduced in the preceding games. It was this kind of bold move where they didn't create spin-offs for some secondary characters, but simply put them fully in the spotlight and took the previous main character out of it. 

Finally! About time that there is closure in one of my favorite childhood shows of all time!

Someone explain to me why the Persona series gets a free pass from Western audiences when its literally everything people hate in a JRPG.
Its a waifu simulator but the girls are either barely legal and in high school or there are adult women that you can date but people also find weird because the player character is also a high schooler. The characters are anime stereotypes and have bland designs at times. The games are a social commentary on Japan but it flies over the West's head at times. The modern setting isn't anything new nor does it do anything interesting with it. And the story is about edgy teens going against society in different ways.
The game is turn based which is another thing the West dislikes. The time management does make it interesting and somewhat unique (the Atelier series did it first among the genre) but it can come off as an inconvenience. It does have that mons appeal because of how the Persona system works but its not universal appeal either nor do I hear anyone being excited about the Personas either.
So all it has really is style but that's kiiind of shallow. I honestly don't how this series really appealed to those who never liked the genre at all. I don't get why people bash everything else for using these tropes when Persona is literally those tropes in the first place. What kind of double standards are these???

Someone explain to me why the Persona series gets a free pass from Western audiences when its literally everything people hate in a JRPG.
Its a waifu simulator but the girls are either barely legal and in high school or there are adult women that you can date but people also find weird because the player character is also a high schooler. The characters are anime stereotypes and have bland designs at times. The games are a social commentary on Japan but it flies over the West's head at times. The modern setting isn't anything new nor does it do anything interesting with it. And the story is about edgy teens going against society in different ways.
The game is turn based which is another thing the West dislikes. The time management does make it interesting and somewhat unique (the Atelier series did it first among the genre) but it can come off as an inconvenience. It does have that mons appeal because of how the Persona system works but its not universal appeal either nor do I hear anyone being excited about the Personas either.
So all it has really is style but that's kiiind of shallow. I honestly don't how this series really appealed to those who never liked the genre at all. I don't get why people bash everything else for using these tropes when Persona is literally those tropes in the first place. What kind of double standards are these???

Someone explain to me why the Persona series gets a free pass from Western audiences when its literally everything people hate in a JRPG.
Its a waifu simulator but the girls are either barely legal and in high school or there are adult women that you can date but people also find weird because the player character is also a high schooler. The characters are anime stereotypes and have bland designs at times. The games are a social commentary on Japan but it flies over the West's head at times. The modern setting isn't anything new nor does it do anything interesting with it. And the story is about edgy teens going against society in different ways.
The game is turn based which is another thing the West dislikes. The time management does make it interesting and somewhat unique (the Atelier series did it first among the genre) but it can come off as an inconvenience. It does have that mons appeal because of how the Persona system works but its not universal appeal either nor do I hear anyone being excited about the Personas either.
So all it has really is style but that's kiiind of shallow. I honestly don't how this series really appealed to those who never liked the genre at all. I don't get why people bash everything else for using these tropes when Persona is literally those tropes in the first place. What kind of double standards are these???

Man Nintendo didn’t mention Zelda’s 35th anniversary. Guess they don’t care about one of their biggest IPs at all. /s

Someone explain to me why the Persona series gets a free pass from Western audiences when its literally everything people hate in a JRPG.
Its a waifu simulator but the girls are either barely legal and in high school or there are adult women that you can date but people also find weird because the player character is also a high schooler. The characters are anime stereotypes and have bland designs at times. The games are a social commentary on Japan but it flies over the West's head at times. The modern setting isn't anything new nor does it do anything interesting with it. And the story is about edgy teens going against society in different ways.
The game is turn based which is another thing the West dislikes. The time management does make it interesting and somewhat unique (the Atelier series did it first among the genre) but it can come off as an inconvenience. It does have that mons appeal because of how the Persona system works but its not universal appeal either nor do I hear anyone being excited about the Personas either.
So all it has really is style but that's kiiind of shallow. I honestly don't how this series really appealed to those who never liked the genre at all. I don't get why people bash everything else for using these tropes when Persona is literally those tropes in the first place. What kind of double standards are these???

Watching fans of certain semi-big Nintendo properties having a meltdown saying their series is being shafted.
Meanwhile, I'm just sittin' here waiting for Golden Sun to resolve it's damn cliffhanger.

Being a fan of a long running franchise is sometikes such an exercise in futility; at some point, you grow out of the target demographic and realize the new stuff doesn't appeal to you anymore and you hope things shift back to when you first engaged with it.
Comic books got it rough...

stoopingasusualisee

Middle-aged man from 06 for Smash

So I was curious about how the Nintendo Direct went in Japan and...
«video» Caligula 2!? The fuck man! This looks better than the original visually! Still I have a soft spot for the original game though so yeah. I hope it gets localized at some point. I just really like this game ok? I hope it gets localized soon. I just really like this game ok?

People thought eggman was coming to smash?
Nintendo staff:
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