Personally I think it gets better around chapter 20 or so, but things start to really hit around chapter 31. Ill admit that its rather JRPG for the majority of the game, but it does break the mold eventually, although by how much I don't know.

Personally I'd say Skullgirls, but that isn't exacty the best online community on the 360 right now.

I'd prpbably go with one of the Street Fighter games as they always have a big following and you can usually find matches all the time. SFIII would be the current "hot" thing. Or perhaps just any Capcom fighting game on the acrade...now that I think about it, like MvC2 or darkstalkers.

In the item's description, it seems that the Recharged/Refurbished version comes from a different company and includes earbuds and a cleaning cloth. That's all I can notice...Granpire

So i'm getting a PSP this week, as a christmas gift of course, and I was wondering the the differences were bewteen this two.

PSP 3000 recharged / refurbished

PSP 3000 (just with AC and Battery)

I know its like a 10 dollar difference, but I can't really see much difference bewteen the two. Just seems like the recharged version gets extra bells and whistles...that true?Or is there any real difference? Or perhaps they're just nicer looking? I don't know.

you use the "gather" power then walk up to a fallen team. This will not work however, if the team mate has been knocked out too many times (standard is 5). In that case I believe thee is a KO hovering when you cant. As well team mates get revived right after battle.

As well its still possible to get the games via the GBA titles (which I honestly think are better) but its not like they are gone forever. And I have a hunch that there will be some sort of collection coming soon, it seems like a logical move for nintendo to do such a thing.

I think its more so a hit and miss thing. If a game worked as a port, it really worked, if it didnt it just didnt. Perhaps im not the best to judge this, mainly due to owning a low amount of SNES games, but from what I remember from the DKC games they played better. As well I love playing games on portable consoles because I actually beat them compared to console counterparts. Just something about playing a game while watching tv.

SFII requires more skill overall and can still be fun all around. And in that sense its much more replayable. On top of that, Im not into the gore scene, it just seems childish to me, or perhaps boring would be a better word for it. I don't know, I'm just not interested in all the violence of the MK series, its a bit jarring.

I got mine as well, it was during the weekend. While I haven't read it all, the beginning and ending of the whole magizine gave me a bunch of feels. Especially the Nester comic at the end. I think Nintendo Power is still the best magazine and the way they ended, well I wouldn't have it any other way. I may still want like an Nintendo Power website or some jazz like that, but I think they made the right decision to end it, as harsh as that sounds.

As for my history with it, well I subcribed around the late '90s and early 2000s. It kinda sucks too because I threw away the majority of my Nintendo Powers growing up. Oddly enough I got some of there best deals for subcribing, like the collectors edition zelda game, so I still remember a lot of it fondly. Also went through the magazines sometimes because a game that didnt use to interest me suddenly did and the fact they gave some tips and info made my hype even more so. It happened with animal crossing and FF:CC.

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I think this will make Nintendo a very powerful force. The fact they helped make bayonetta by funding it only strengthens this rumor.

Jaysonguy

Sega didn't make Bayonetta

sega published bayonetta which is made by platinum games yes, but sega owns bayonetta as an IP.