I don't mind the extravagant ones as long as there are different tiers.
Feel the same way. But im sure others find more value in it than we do.
I thought it was one of the best games to come out in awhile. It doesn't have MP but the single player is great. It probably took me about 12-15 hours to complete.
I need to post some shots here as well and great job getting the season's pass. It was a no brainer.
What's your PSN iD?
MS bringing the heat.
Sony Lukewarm
Right OK
1.8 million in the slowest time of the year.
, add my psn fam : remotetv 
Agreed
patients? nah, u did that on purpose lol. must be.
Helldivers is the type of game that makes me wish my old man would get online and play. Takes me back to being a kid and playing co-op together on games like Super C.
Helldivers though...I can already tell it's going to be taking up quite a bit of my time.
Amazon has it for $53.
It's really great. I only played a few missions before I had to go to bed last night but I'm jumping back on as soon as I get home from work today. Definitely helps that I have 2 roommates to play co-op with too.
we've all come a long way man
Im so ready for Type-0 and the XV demo.
[h1]THIS FINAL FANTASY MAKES THE SERIES' CREATOR THE MOST PROUD[/h1]
The creator of Final Fantasy explains how a small team created his biggest Final Fantasy memory.
BY MEGHAN SULLIVAN
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of the mega-popular Final Fantasy franchise. We asked him which Final Fantasy game he is the most proud of. His answer? Final Fantasy I.
"There was no guarantee that this game would make it," he explained. "There were a lot of worries, a lot of unstable factors going into this project. The original team only consisted of four people. Even in the end when we wrapped up the project, there was probably about ten of us."
Sakaguchi mentioned he had to wear a lot of different hats during the development process, but he didn't mind since he had a good rapport with his small team. "With such a small number of people that you can rely on, the relationship that we were able to build...was that much deeper and that much stronger."
The tiny team's efforts certainly paid off: Final Fantasy I would be the start of one of the most successful video game franchises of all time. But even after making mega-hits like Final Fantasy VII, Sakaguchi still remembers Final Fantasy I the most. "The culmination of [all] the feelings and memories I have towards the first Final Fantasy is probably the largest."
Im so ready for Type-0 and the XV demo.
[h1]THIS FINAL FANTASY MAKES THE SERIES' CREATOR THE MOST PROUD[/h1]
The creator of Final Fantasy explains how a small team created his biggest Final Fantasy memory.
BY MEGHAN SULLIVAN
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of the mega-popular Final Fantasy franchise. We asked him which Final Fantasy game he is the most proud of. His answer? Final Fantasy I.
"There was no guarantee that this game would make it," he explained. "There were a lot of worries, a lot of unstable factors going into this project. The original team only consisted of four people. Even in the end when we wrapped up the project, there was probably about ten of us."
Sakaguchi mentioned he had to wear a lot of different hats during the development process, but he didn't mind since he had a good rapport with his small team. "With such a small number of people that you can rely on, the relationship that we were able to build...was that much deeper and that much stronger."
The tiny team's efforts certainly paid off: Final Fantasy I would be the start of one of the most successful video game franchises of all time. But even after making mega-hits like Final Fantasy VII, Sakaguchi still remembers Final Fantasy I the most. "The culmination of [all] the feelings and memories I have towards the first Final Fantasy is probably the largest."
