There's more story and intrigue in the Kojima logo than most American games.

There's more story and intrigue in the Kojima logo than most American games.

So it's an xbox.

I don't see how Iran has benefited from this. If they wanted to make a story they could have chosen any number fake men and not found a real one that is just laughable. They caught a game designer it's pathetic even if he is a spy no one would be impressed.

The general public of Iran live a happy life and stay out of politics so I don't see who would even be attracted to this other than gamers and lawsuits.

@xantufrog:It is not an awful scene it's really clever in a story sense, character development and the voice acting.

Yuna learns how to whistle from Tidus. Tidus leans how to laugh from Yuna. Yuna mentions the need to always be happy and carry on which is a reference to ganbare. They than use Tidus as a vehicle to display the absurdity of showing such a open display of emotions in Japan. Yuna asks him to stop. The laughter starts off laboured and false and than they look at each other and laugh naturally.

It was intended to sound goofy that is the entire point of the scene. They want to show Yuna and Tidus fooling around with the acceptance of the rest of the group looking at them. It shows an a final acceptance of Tidus into the group that protects Yuna.

@lostn: The game looks amazing. The artwork and design is stunning. It's overwhelming just how much content there is in the cutscenes, levels and characters.

This sounds really interesting. Maybe something like Tomb Raider.

This would exclude half the world market from gaming. Because a guy in the Philippines will buy a disc or Steam download. He won't be streaming a 4k game over the internet.

And than we have the TV sizes and different companies. So does this mean I can only buy a Sony TV?

This ''just a chip'' will need to be cooled so basically it's an Xbox stuck to the side of a TV? Are there any vacancies for this mans job.

How portable is it, can I take it to a friends house?

How do kids play it when the main TV is in the living room but smaller ones in their room?

These seem to be the design idea of an old man not the 12yr old that has lots of money for games at Christmas. So you're telling teenagers that they have to hangout with their parents next time they have to do a strip club mission in Grand Theft Auto 6?

What the hell is a Wii U.

He is behind the pace of the track. It just sounds annoying. Like someone playing two songs at once. I also dislike the way he punctuates every single line of melody like a child.

At least get a MIDI and remove the original drum track rather than playing over one in a different time.