@nemes1s3000

And females in G.I.Joe should all wear standard issued helmet and combat boots, too?

@Nintyfan95

And a game that throws around a blue hedgehod like a pinball is inciting animal cruelty. Right?

People like to look at scantily clad female before She-ra wore short skirts with no bra. Get over it.

@Scorpion1813 @dysonlu

Good point.

@Dannystaples14

Huh? Did you watch the video? The model and the game character look pretty much the same.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=DbPxvBbZAhs

Thanks for the publicity!

-- H. Kojima

Hypocrites, self-righteous and jelly.

@fanirama

Are you gonna tell us the soundtrack seems to be right out of a James Bond movie too? That's the entire point, stupid.

Judging by your avatar, you prefer shooting games with minimum to no story. This game/series is not for you.

@StephenSays

I agree.

As I said in another comment: the new generation of gamers grew up with FPS games -- shoot, shoot and more mindless shooting. Story driven games bore this impatient crowd (like that OuroborosChoked guy) to death. Japanase turn-based RPG, forget about it with this new generation.

(I played MSG4. Saying that the game "plays for you to get to the next melodramaic, whiny cutscene" is totally stupid and illustrates what this new impatient generation of gamers is about.)

@BloodyAura

The problem is a different (new) generation of gamers outside of Japan grew up with FPS games or 3rd-person 3D shooting games; whereas the generation before it (my generation) grew up with Japanese games (side-scrolling games, platformers, 1-on-1 fighting games, story-driven and turn-based RPG). They need to find a delicate balance that appeals to the new generation of western gamers and still keep their unique style. Tastes have changed. They need to adapt without alienating their own nature. Not easy.

@elheber

I fail to see the "irony". Can you explain?