MagnyusG

The "remaster" failed so spectacularly that the franchise is effectively dead now.

All they needed to do was keep the same gameplay loop, but add online functionality so more people could experience the amazing multiplayer the original game had gated behind the GBA link cables and having 3 other friends. Not only did they remove local co-op, but the online they do have only progresses the host's journey, which means even if you had 4 people, you'd have to do everything 4 times for everyone to be on the same page, and it disbands the party after every dungeon, so you have to reinvite everyone every single time.

There's a myriad of other issues with it and the changes aren't enough to make it feel like a proper remaster.

I'll never forgive them for what they did.

L'il D implies the existence of a Big D.

they have an ai profile picture, plagiarism doesn't mean anything to them

Man, I'm glad I went to the raws to finally finish it, this wait is absolutely painful. Barely goes a little beyond where the anime ends.

Although I already knew it's still extremely cathartic to see that Ysley and Paula were fine despite everything, the anime makes it very easy to get caught up in the moment.

No, they simply reinvented nukes, and thus fear of nukes becomes a thing and the nuclear weapons devil "returns." Whether it's the same devil as before or a completely new one remains to be seen.

Funnily enough, I started replaying Origins last night, I installed the English voices mod and while there are some different quirks in the remaster, it's still just as enjoyable as always.

I always do prequel first whenever I revisit these games, as the ending of 1 definitely has more of a definitive feeling.

not even masking that they just want ~~to steal~~ you to give them all your code.

Ditto.

makes me question why op posted this at all.

I started playing VA-11 HALL-A, and I'm kicking myself for not getting into it sooner. It's such a vibe, both in gameplay and music.

Side Ponytail Yellow Miku.