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So is the insert in the shipping box the same with each copy, or are there variants of that too?

(Also, I got the B cover artwork, with A as the reverse.)

Dungeon Travelers 2 got a retail release (I bought my copy off the shelf) and shouldn't be too difficult to track down yet. It's still in stock new and used at gamestop.com anyway.

I've paid such little attention to most games recently, it was only Playing History 2 that made me suspect he was perhaps not serious.

It's that time, I guess? Didn't see a thread for this year so I'm making it. Rank and briefly review games you've played this year. They don't necessarily have to have been RELEASED this year, but...

Did they fix / are they fixing the numerous bugs in the Director's Cut version? I never picked it up for that reason.

The original Baten Kaitos was maybe my favorite RPG of its console generation. While there were some that told a better story, I can't think of any that were as fun to play. It was novel, complex,...

The Story of Film: An Odyssey, on Netflix. Neat documentary series exploring the entire history of film, with a heavy focus on innovators and world cinema. Narrated by a guy with a soothing Irish...

I thought the reviews were talking up the challenge too much, and then I got to 2-3. Heh. Heh.

I think the last time I played a game this clever, this beautiful, and this amazingly frustrating...

I'm glad I just happened to check when I did, then. It's a shame the Vita's storage media is so damn expensive, or I wouldn't be so dead set on getting the physical releases.

Anybody know if...

NIS's online store is showing the limited edition as back in stock. It wasn't a few days ago, when I first found out there was even a print run to begin with.

Anyway, it let me put an order...

Ugggh, what did I even play that came out this year? I'll rank it.

1. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth - Easily GOTY for me, though I should clarify that I never played the original so this was all...

That's another thing I really like about SotN—you don't have to grind for cards, souls, or whatever. You find stuff and equip it, there's plenty of variety, and the really good stuff is spread out...

Star Sweep is something you must own if you're a fan of fast-paced puzzle games that challenge your reflexes. It's one of those simple, intuitive games that really hits that sweet spot of "easy to...

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is still something I'll play through every now and then. While I've always thought the game has its problems (low/poorly scaling challenge in particular), I don't...

Oh, nice, it's the developer who made Scratches. They really know how to evoke that feeling of slow creeping dread, and I don't doubt for an instant that they're capable of making a fantastic...

Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja is still a really fun arcade sidescroller and deserves a playthrough. I like it better than the original Double Dragon, and I think it plays differently enough that it...

They're adventure games along the same lines as Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis. Humorous, globe-trotting plots where you uncover the secret behind an ancient evil of some sort, and the...

So is this going to be the Shadow Tower to Dark Souls' King's Field?

I'm not going to rush out and buy a PS4 for this, but I'm interested.

Wow, heh, this is just making me reflect on how few games I've finished in recent years.

You know how Lufia 2 is going to end if you've ever played Lufia 1, but it doesn't really lessen the...

I'm not equivocating playing this game to child molestation, or suggesting that everyone who buys it is a pedo or other form of sexual deviant—but if you honestly WANT this game, or feel the need to...

No, none of the bit Generations games did. I'm not sure offhand if they were Japanese-exclusive or also got released in Europe.

Dialhex is another really good one. Instantly understandable if...

I'm surprised no one's mentioned bit generations: Soundvoyager yet. It's an experimental collection of simple action games based on binaural recording techniques, which you play entirely through...

The Odyssey2's Voice attachment is pretty neat, and I love some of the few titles that support it, like Type & Talk and K.C.'s Crazy Chase. And the video game/board game hybrids are cool, if only...

I have enough trouble finishing games I like, but here are three notable ones I guess:

1. Legend of Mana. I got as far as the final dungeon without having enjoyed myself in hours, and couldn't...

I traded my copy of Little Samson for Snow Brothers (a NES cart of comparable rarity) several years ago when both games were worth around $60. I do really like Snow Brothers, but man, I'll never be...