AWKWARD ZOMBIE

Minecraft coming to the Wii U as was leaked months ago.

Probably solely for Microsoft to hit the Japanese market considering their consoles don't sell shit over there.

Just found out that the game isn't going to be episodic in the same sense that Telltale's games are. The exact statement is:

http://kotaku.com/sounds-like-the-final ... 1746564216

They mean that it's going to be part of a multi-game release, as in something like VII-2 happening, and/or possible remakes for the Compilation of Final Fantasy 7 games.

I know it's wrong to double post, but System Shock 3 was just announced.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2015/12/0 ... announced/

If FF7 Remake is going like the FF XIII trilogy was like I'm all for it.
I'll be honest, I loved the FF XIII trilogy, the only (main number) FF game I would say I dislike is II but then I don't hate it, I was just never motivated to finish it.

You know, while I'm on about this I'm gonna post my favourites list of the main FF games, not including sequels, prequels and spinoffs.
Starting from my favourite.
IX, X, XII, VII, XIII, XIV, I, VIII, VI, IV, V, III, II. (I never played XI.)

Note that I'm not saying those at the end are bad, they're just the lower end of my Final Fantasy list, I'd still play FF II over certain other games unrelated to FF.

FF XII dropped a bit on my list, used to be my number 1 favourite but I've just been caring a bit less about it recently.

I agree with the position of IX on that list. Best Final Fantasy.

I've never played any of em......

I only played 7, 1, 2, 13, and 14.

14:A realm reborn is my favorite. It's a really solid MMO that is really fun to play. It also has a respectably interesting story.

I've played 1, 4, 7, and 9.

In order they were remake, remake, port, and emulation. None of them really stroked my giddy. I think JRPGs aren't really for me.

So, anyone surprised about any of the results for the VGAs?

I'm surprised Her Story won anything at all, this game is a travesty.

The VGA's everyone!

So it turns out that you could play SNES and Sega Genesis games online using a special online gaming modem from 1994 to 1997, complete with matchmaking, friends lists and subscription fees.

Imagine what games could have become if it carried into the next generation.

It did as the Sega NetLink for the Saturn.

I never got the Saturn, I think. We upgraded to N64 after SNES and Genesis.

Anywho, I was rather surprised how long ago console online gaming began. I didn't know online gaming was a thing until the late 90s when my older brother barricaded himself in his room for a month and built a throne of Dr. Pepper cans and Pizza Hut boxes while playing EverQuest. Then I saw it became a big thing with the 360/PS3.

No one bought the Saturn in the West, SEGA got by thanks to the sales in Japan. The Saturn had a great library in Japan, and SEGATAN SANSHIRO!!! of course.