no. I don't want him to suffer through it and I don't want to suffer through his review with 3 times as much bile because he was nagged into reviewing Final Fantasy.
it did feel like a fighting game to me. i love every second of it.kawaiiamethist said:Hmmm. I haven't actually played it yet, to my surprise, I suppose it's close enough to a JRPG. It looked closer to a fighting game (with some walking around to get to these battles), but it's labelled as action role-playing, so I'll take your word for it.Onyx Oblivion said:TWEWY isn't a JRPG?! He reviewed that, too.kawaiiamethist said:JRPG fangirl, so you bet I do! <3
He's never reviewed what I would consider a proper JRPG (I don't recognise Valkyria Chronicles or Demon's Souls as RPGs), so it was would blow my mind to see him tear FFXIII a new one!
Anyways, I'd love to see his reaction, not a review, to Lost Odyssey's dream sequences.
And your username totally gives away your JRPG fandom. Because it gives away your Japan fandom.
He would react to LO dream sequences negativley, as he does everything (which is why he is so dear to our hearts!), mostly because he is a game critic, not a literary critic.
I was once a Japanophile, in the before-time, when I actually watched anime. But your point is valid and does betray my otaku status.
He didn't enjoy Wolfenstein and that was the most awesome review I have ever seen!DracoSuave said:I don't want him to, not for any other reason than when he plays a game of a genre he doesn't like, the review simply isn't as funny.
His critique is FAR more exacting and halarious when it's for a game he honestly enjoys. In that case he goes into specific detail with passion. He's at his funniest making fun of stuff he enjoys than stuff he does not.