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I probably put the most hours into their Super Stickman Golf series.

I didn't get around to playing FF7 until around 2 or 3 years ago. It was good for sure, but without having the nostalgia I didn't think it was amazing..

Both have a good library, 3DS probably has a brighter future... What kind of games do you like?

Noodlecake Studios. Damn near everything they put out is amazing.

I think it is a good thing. Anything to bring some positive attention to the hobby I love. That being said I don't care about or what any of it.

You can always just play indies and wait for the AAA games to go on sale...

Seeing everything you have to do written down can make you more stressed out, but that can be motivating. Plus it is better than forgetting about something.

I haven't even heard those features mentioned in years..

I'm tempted by some of the old JRPGs. I don't know when I'd ever play them though..

Most services let you just re-download anything you've purchased...

Almost everything I buy now is digital, so this isn't really an issue... But even when I only bought physical games I never sold them back. I liked looking at them on my shelf, and I think used games overall hurts the industry so I don't support that market in any way.

I do digital almost all the time as well, you aren't alone.

I finally got around to starting Mario Galaxy yesterday. It's pretty great so far..

It is amazing how many people make purchases based solely on brand preference. This is very prevalent out side of video games as well.

It is set to come out this year, but Atlus PR isn't super well staffed... So you will mainly just see lots of information for whatever is coming out next.... So we will probably just get little bits of info until a fair bit closer to release. They have more immediate things to focus on now..

The Persona 4 anime is fun, but it doesn't compare to the game. Onto the Vita itself... I've had one since a week before release and use it for fun Japanese games almost exclusively. So if you like that I'd definitely recommend it.

How do you figure that? You get around $100 of games a month..

I think Sony was pretty upfront about it. We knew months ahead of time and PS4s even came with trials to ease people into it. Plus a large percentage of PS3 owners already had PS+..

It's just like any other hobby... Don't worry about it.

Super Mario Bros is far easier to go back to...