Kept you waiting, huh?

I applaude the success that the Ouya has turned out to be, but the free-to-play games and open source really is a double-edged sword, in my opinion. Surely, this will attract a large number of developers, but I can't shake the feeling of seeing pay-to-win games in the Ouya's future.

By the time you do come around a White Tanooki Suit, chances are you already have 100+ lives...

It's a Korean MMO, so you can expect lots of grinding. I only reached to level 9 until I got bored with it. I'm sure later levels become more fun as you get stronger and get more skills, so you really have to decide for yourself.

the one year i dont get a rank they give out the best prizes...

Yoweeh

That's pretty underwhelming considering the Platinum prizes they had in 2010 and 2011

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It does indeed look grainy. Although, I have a theory.

Try resizing your images to the Vita's native resolution (940x544), but with a scale ratio of 16:9. And use JPG if you can.

I haven't tried it myself, but it's late. I'll have a look at it tomorrow.

tjoeb123

It does indeed look grainy. Although, I have a theory.

Try resizing your images to the Vita's native resolution (940x544), but with a scale ratio of 16:9. And use JPG if you can.

I haven't tried it myself, but it's late. I'll have a look at it tomorrow.

Eh, I didn't care for much about the story, and throughout my gameplay, I ended up just skipping a whole bunch of dialogue, and there's a lot of dialogue. The community is surprisingly barren. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of people playing, but most of the time, I feel like they're mutes. I join a party, and everyone is dead silent.

I'm writing it off now, but I know I shouldn't because I feel like there's more to the game. The early levels are always hard. We'll see.