I think Nier had the absolute best soundtrack. I enjoyed every single track in that game, and would sometimes just sit in the field to listen to it. It's in fact the only game OST I ever sought out and got (and still listen to on occasion). Other games like the FF series had some phenomenal tracks, but nowhere near the amount that Nier has.

Haha.. Screw hiding it. I put it on full display. I bought a bookcase, about 87" tall with 6 shelves to organize/show it off. Got about 140 PS3 games right now. My ps3/4 are right under my TV on the TV stand. Like everyone else is saying, if someone doesn't like that you have a bunch of games, or thinks it's bad in any way, there's something wrong with them, not you. Don't even worry about it. Store your games however you like. Whatever feels more "organized for you". I used to just pack them into drawers until I bought the bookcase. Now it's all alphabetical. <--Perfect way for an organizational freak like me.

I have an old one in mind, that I can't remember for the life of me, despite it being one of my all time favourites. It was back on the dreamcast, and although I'll probably never be able to play it again, it still bugs me not knowing the name (kind of like Ring of Red used to - such a damn good game). I think it was something like Deep Blue, or had 'blue' in it somewhere.

The story has some kind of virus or something start mutating people and creating monsters. People would grow long spiked arms out of their backs and crap. I remember there was a napalm gun later in the game that beat ass. You would buy most of your weapons from vending machines, along with anything else you needed. At one point in the game you became infected and had to cure yourself, so you got to walk around with extra body parts as well. Money would just drop all over the floor and bounce around waiting for you to pick it up when you killed things, I believe they were "credits". When you got low health you would limp and walk slower, was irritating cus you often had low health. Was based in some kind of advanced/future looking city as well I think.

And that's about all I can remember. Oh, and on top of guns, you got melee weapons, so you could beat a guy to death with crowbars and baseball bats. Ammo was kind of hard to come by sometimes, and money wasn't exactly 'abundant'.

Hope someone can help me remember, this has been bugging me for years now.

@yixingtpot: I've only ever played one, either on the PS2 of PS1. I think it was the 4th or 6th game in the series. The animation style tends to make it seem to be more of a "kid targeted" game, but when you get into it, it's just sooo damn good. Obviously made for all ages, and they have a massive fanbase because of it. Other than that one game though, it all basically stays in Japan, or is made for handhelds or something, so sadly I've never had the pleasure of playing another one :(

@mastermetal777: I agree with you on FF13's story. It wasn't that great, and at times hard to follow/"get in to". Still enjoyed the game overall, even without being a huge fan of the lightning vs the world idea. I do prefer the more traditional 'party' system as well. Still, it was a good enough game to continue through to the end of the trilogy, and am looking forward to trying out what FF15 has to offer. The graphics and unusual fighting style are intriguing enough to make me want to play it. People need to stop thinking of FF as being a turn based rpg and just enjoy it for what it is with each new game. If it wasn't FF I'm sure a lot of these people complaining would jump at the game because of how it looks.

@oflow: Currently there is no bluetooth support for the PS4. They said they would be doing a patch to add that in, but it's been what, a year already? But the PS4 comes with a mono-headset that plugs into your controller, and it's honestly not that bad. I've always found that the cheap ones are the best. There's always been something wrong, or 'odd' about the more expensive ones I've bought. Hell, I used the same socom headset you're talking about the entire time I've had it with no problems (other than losing the rubber piece that helps keep it in your ear lol).

I don't understand why so many gamers are incapable of adapting to knew battle systems. Personally, I care more about the stories in games, and since I first played Star Ocean on the PS1 I stopped caring about the battle systems since that was so much different than what I'd been used to, and I loved it. Same with the FF games everyone's always hating on. I thought 12 was a fantastic game, and enjoyed all 3 of the FF13 titles. When you complain so much about one aspect of something, you miss out on so much more. Granted a 'battle system' is something you use all the time, but that being said, you should be able to get used to it and find things you like about it.

I'd rather they would just make a new Dragon Quest game for the PS4 >_< I'll pass on the system theme.

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