@mattcake: Your words are so beautifully depressing lol.

@Chernnunos: In addition to the ones who can't seem to afford $60 for a new game.

This was one of the most disappointing games I ever bought. Right up there with Final Fantasy XIII.

@Chernnunos: I guess you must be since no one else has been complaining about that at all.

@WodPython: It's been a long time since I played either series, so it's possible that I'm thinking more of the aesthetics rather than the gameplay. I do remember that Paper Mario let you choose a 2nd party member at will, while Mario and Luigi just gave you the two main characters.

When it comes to party composition I guess you might be right, but the more I think about it, both games diverged from some of the things that made Super Mario RPG so great.

I definitely enjoyed Mario and Luigi more than Paper Mario though. The Paper Mario world felt less fleshed out to me and I find the whole "paper visuals" concept to be pretty unappealing. The game play was still good though.

I still need to play The Thousand Year Door after I finish the first Paper Mario and I've heard that it's really good.

@sbnewsom: Lol, that last paragraph makes a good point. I don't enjoy sports games, but no ones going to find me commenting on articles to complain about them.

It's most commonly called STD in the US these days as well.

Looks like a proper sequel to Journey. I might give it a shot.

I wasn't very into it at first, but after seeing the garage scene and the way the levels change, it started to look pretty interesting. Definitely a game I'd prefer to try in VR.

@Oogazi: Yeah, I was kind of wondering that too. I guess we'll have to wait and see if it works.