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When worlds collide!But then there are those crossovers that come completely out of left field the kind you could never see coming, and they may not make logical sense, but youre glad they exist regardless. Weve put together a list of the 15 most bizarre crossovers from gamings history the games that nobody would believe existed if you went back in time and foretold of them. Were excluding guest cameos and secret characters (though that list is in the works!) these games give the involved parties equal attention. Weve also included a handy formula, so you can deduce how each crossover, no matter how unusual, was envisioned. … [Read more...] about The 15 most bizarre crossovers in gaming

Getting the Persona 4 quiz and test answers correct is useful, too, because it'll help grow your Knowledge stat, which can help you out in specific social situations. Answering every answer correctly isn't vital, but helpful if you're trying to max out your social stats quickly, so either pay attention in class or pay attention to our quiz answers. You only have one chance to answer each question, but the good news is that you won't get sent to the principal's office for cheating on a meta-level. (Unless there are meta-principals I don't know about, in which case they may call your meta-parents.) … [Read more...] about Persona 4 Golden classroom answers

And hey, let's look at the bigger picture. Ignore the caveats for a minute though and focus on what Persona 5 Striker's odd and sudden appearance means for the future of the series. I see Strikers on PC as Atlus in the middle of a violent about-face, veering into our lane after shrugging at the demand for modern JRPGs on PC. Persona 4 Golden's port was a huge success, and now the PC is clearly a big priority for Atlus, enough to release a damn sequel before the main game. If Persona 5 for PC doesn't come out this year, I'll play all the Dynasty Warrior games, in order.   … [Read more...] about Persona 5 Strikers is a good port and legit sequel, but demands a PC version of Persona 5

An English language trailer for Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance has landed, shedding light on the game's plot. Well, as much light as a small candle that's obscured by some kind of semi-opaque lampshade, despite a wealth of footage from exposition-heavy cut-scenes. Confusing allusions to hearts, darkness, dreams and soul copies aside (which is all pretty standard KH fare), there's no denying the game looks exceptionally slick and pretty, which is good enough to get us excited despite knowing we're about to sit through hours of veiled plot development yet again. Still, observe its shininess: … [Read more...] about Kingdom Hearts 3DS looks fantastic and confusing in equal measures in new 10-minute trailer

In his seminal work of game studies Homo Ludens, historian and cultural theorist Johan Huizinga argues that it is not wisdom that defines humanity, but rather play. I came across Huizinga while reading another book, GAMISH: A Graphic History of Gaming by Edward Ross, which is not only a great introduction to game studies but contains a wonderful potted history of chess. The game has been with us in one form or another for over 1400 years and travelled the Silk Roads to become what Steven Johnson calls "one of the first truly global cultural experiences". … [Read more...] about The Queen’s Gambit is a love letter to play