What's your dream sequel?
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Allow this week's episode to take you between time and space into a parallel dimension where things are similar yet shockingly different.
Neal, Patrick and Zach are first through the time gate, bringing with them stories of direct sequels to existing Pokémon games. Unbelievable, I know. The unlikely band of heroes then goes on to discuss the games they most wish would receive proper sequels. Proving that inter-dimensional travel might just have some less than favorable side effects on the brain, Neal champions a Buck Bumble sequel. Yeah.
Emerging out of the portal through time next are Andy, Andrew and JP, who join Zach to talk about Resident Evil Revelations, the unexpectedly great 3DS exclusive. Slip into your most festive wetsuit and chew softly on a green herb while the boys have one final, thorough discussion about the game. If only they could have arrived from the future in time to prevent the unfortunate box misspelling...
The gate is closing, but before it disappears entirely, Scott and Nate slip through in search of Neal. Once reunited, the group sets out to rewrite history, starting with one simple fact: Chrono Cross is a very good game. "But how!?" you may wonder. Listen, and all will be unveiled.
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What was up with JP's audio? There was an annoying background noise every time he spoke.Are you sure that wasn't just JP?
It's pretty clear that Sakamoto shouldn't be allowed to touch the series again after Other M.
I think it's crazy how people hate on Other M so much. I absolutely LOVED the game, and I wasn't bothered by ANY of the things you guys complain about in the game.Me too. The batshit crazy control scheme is one of the things I like the most, flipping the wii-mote and powering it up and all of that. Made some battles reeally visceral and intense. Found it very unique and satisfying. I wouldn't want a steady diet of it but I definitely enjoyed that game. I just wish the tiny wii-mote d-pad was a little kinder on my thumb.