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Bloody Roar is a fighting game, not a beat em up. Those are two different genres. Fighting games are typically one on one. Beat em ups are games where you go through a level just plowing through enemies until you reach the end. Anyways, I loved this game as a a kid. It was so awesome to...

Was this game also released on PC? If so, I remember playing it on my grandma's computer as a kid. I never got too far, but it was fun. I have a feeling I would have done better with it if I had played it on the PSX instead of PC. I am more accustomed to controllers.

A few wildcards here, Tom Nook and Mr. Resetti from Animal Crossing. They are both just hilarious characters in their own ways. Tom Nook because he reminds you of that business guy who always acts like he is doing you a favor. When it reality, you are getting gouged. Mr. Resetti because of...

If we are going to consider Gamecube retro, then I will go with the good old cube. I played the heck out of the thing. Back in the days of Snes and N64, I would only get a few games for my consoles because my parents were young and just trying to support me. By the time the Gamecube came out, my...

I can get really upset when I lose. I was worse when I was younger. I used to occasionally toss controllers out of anger. I still get heated sometimes, but don't ever toss controllers. Things are a little different now that I have to buy all of this stuff myself. Also, as an adult their are a...

My favorite Pokemon has been Espeon since second gen. I have an emotional connection to it because of the way I got my first Espeon as a kid. I used to spend night and day playing Pokemon Gold. One day when I was training my Eevee, it evolved into Espeon. I had no clue about happiness or...

I was 6 or 7 at the time of the release of the PSX, so I was incredibly excited about Spyro the Dragon. Not saying that Spyro is an awful game now, but it would definitely not be a system seller for me anymore. As a kid I thought Spyro was the coolest thing I had ever seen. Is there any game...

That is the beauty of 2D sprites. If you look back now, nothing from the N64 PSX era look particularly good visually. A lot of Super Nintendo and Genesis games still hold up though. I've never played FF 6 or 7, so I can't comment on the story or gameplay, but I have to agree on looks. Sprite...

Good point. I agree that it is a ugly design, but it kinda makes sense considering the rounded on top thing. I could never imagine setting anything on top of my consoles, but I'm sure there are those dumb people out there. Wonder if Sony had that in mind with the design or if it was just dumb luck.

At first, I thought it would be a good idea to have a slimmer Vita. But after seeing that screenshot of the comparison, I don't think it will go over well. Why would they change the screen? Take out a few features, sure, but don't make games look worse on the console. Nintendo seems to have it...

I have never played SSX either. Honestly, I have never played a snow boarding game period. They didn't appeal to me as much as the skateboarding games. As a kid of the 90's, i was caught up in the Tony Hawk craziness like everyone else. That wore off after the first 3 games though and I haven't...

Something was off about Tekken 4. I played it through and unlocked everything, but that is only because I am a big Tekken fan. I would skip it if you are only a casual fan. It was certainly a let down from 3. Tekken 5 on the other hand, is great and comparable to 3. Haven't played anything...

Resident Evil is sort of tough to come back to. I know it is a classic, but it has not aged well. Especially considering that there are superior versions on the Gamecube and Wii. I can't see how anyone could play the original after playing either of those versions.

As I've said many times before, it is all about the games. If there are great games, Nintendo will make money off of the Wii U even if they are selling it at a loss. There was a lot of talk about how Sony was selling the PS3 at a loss from the beginning. But they eventually picked up speed with...

Glad that people here understand what the 2DS is, a handheld aimed at children. With better durability and a cheaper price, the 2DS is perfect for little kids. And considering that the majority of handheld owners are kids, I think this will do well. Nintendo wouldn't have produced it if they...

At the end of the day, it is all about games and man, does the 3DS have great games. Think back to when everybody was burying the 3DS because for poor sales. What has changed between now and then? Not the hardware. The only thing that changed is that there are now tons of great games for the...

The Vita just isn't for me, so I can't see myself paying more than $100 bucks for it. I am mainly a Nintendo gamer and am on a limited budget. There are still so many games that I want to get on the 3DS. I can't see a Vita in my future anytime soon. With that said, I am sure the price drop...

It depends on how many games their are that you want on the Vita. At the end of the day, the system is all about playing games. If you can't think of many games you want for Vita, I would get a PSP and dig through its catalog. Their are obviously a lot more PSP games to choose from.

Good point on the not owning two portables. I wouldn't go as far to call the Vita a failure, but no one can argue that it has been dominated by the 3DS. If 90% of 3DS owners won't buy a Vita, that is millions of customers gone for the Vita. Let's see what happens in the next few years though.

I never knew CTR used it. I would have loved to have used it for that. I think that was the biggest problem for me with the multi tap, I never knew what games supported it.