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This. If it were to be a Kingdom Hearts based movie, then I would either like to see something fresh, perhaps events with new characters taking place during the aftermath of the Keyblade War. If not that, then a Xehanort and Eraqus movie. Their backstory would make an interesting film, I think.

Master Ava: There are some secrets you must never know. I wonder if, maybe, because each Master had their own desire to safeguard the light, they each ultimately came to the conclusion that the X-blade was the best way, but wanted to keep it a secret from their followers. Or, it could ultimately have something to do with Luxu, perhaps using it. I wonder if maybe even, the others finally realized what was up, and ultimately sacrificed themselves to shatter the blade in order to stop Luxu. Sorry, random speculation.

It was pretty good in my view. I like how the player was very zoned out in his emotional state. It really made me feel for him, being in a battle he didn't really want to be in and reminiscing on the recent events leading up to it, as though he was trying to figure out in his head what it all really even meant. That end moment, with Ephemera saying "let's go together" was perhaps, the best moment for me. I only can't wait to see more, between this next upcoming episode, future episodes with Unchained and Backcover. Hopefully we'll receive more hints to the X-blade in this coming episode, since all we've gotten was Ava's last message to the player.

"That's not true! The heart may be weak and sometimes it may even give in. But I've learned that deep down, there's a light that never goes out!" That quote was what made me realize how special this series is.

The Peter Jackson version is still pretty fresh in my mind. I wonder how many rehashes of all these movies people are going to make. Also, if Samuel L. Jackson is in it, you know it's going to be pretty generic.

"You are disqualified as a Keyblade wielder." "I shall banish all four of you, and I will rule over all the Unions." Aced is a genuine prick!

Watermelon - I don't know why, but no matter how much I try to like it, the texture is just too much like sand on my tongue! Star Wars - I will be the first person to admit that I think this series is HORRIBLY overrated! Shooters - Mostly because they're almost all about the U.S. vs some our old enemies, set in a different time (terrorists, Russia, neo-nazi Germany, etc), which, frankly is purely unoriginal! How about making something else, EA and Activision! Most Anime/Manga - Much of it still portraits women as either hyper-sensitive and defenseless, or practically objectifies them. I can't even stand to read Fairy Tail anymore because in every battle, the girls, even Wendy, who is like... 12 years old, ends up getting their clothes torn apart! And is almost NEVER happens with the men! You can't deny it's sexist! Fragrances - I have a pretty sensitive nose, so perfumes, incense, scented oils or anything of the like either burns my nose, or sometimes will even make me nauseous. Watching movies - Rather, a movie that I feel like I may not like. I would rather avoid the potential that I will have wasted up to two hours of my life watching a movie that I may not like and just end up playing video games instead. Tattoos/piercings - Call me old-fashioned or backwards-thinking, but I don't really care for tattoos, and facial and body piercings freak me out! I don't know why, but something about both just seems so gross to me! That's not to say I can't accept people who have one or both. But I don't think I could ever date someone with either. Ears are fine, but multiple ear piercings also freak me out.

My thoughts exactly, with the Master of Masters sitting there, knowing that war is about to happen.

I was a mama's boy growing up. I remember my mom making a lot of sacrifices to make her kids happy, even if she and my dad had to be in financial debt just to give us a good Christmas. She worked and went to school at the same time, she would make time for cooking us dinner, and she always apprreciated each and every one of us! She may not have always been around, and for the most part, my siblings and I had to raise ourselves, but she loved us enough to make the necessary sacrifices for us in order to put food on the table and a roof over our head. She loved us unconditionally, she encouraged us to do our best, and she even put up with the abuse my father brought upon her just so that she could still be there for us. I love my mother dearly, and I am still sad for all the crap she had to deal with in the past. But I appreciate all the sacrifices she's made, and it is because of her influence that I could never look at a woman as an object, for there is a divine mother within each of them.

I love most of their movie and game trailers. Their Disney movie trailers and Kingdom Hearts trailer are especially great!

Well, console and handheld games generally run at 30 or 60. Perfectly fine with 30, but anything over is more ideal for me, being a PC enthusiast, since I'm more a PC gamer than anything else. And no, there is no such thing as "master race", so don't even categorize me with those "PC master race" people.

Welcome! Glad to have another long-time fan on board!

You should also consider that voice actors are still actors. They can change their voices in order to accomodate. The way I see it, the fortellers are clearly older than the present keyblade wielders. Keep in mind, also, that they actually have to use sound editing for certain actors to still sound young. Case and point: Haley Joel Osment. I, for one, can hear the similarities. Especially so with Aced and Terranort, and Invi and Aqua.

I'm one of the few people here who is remotely interested, and I'm older than all ya'll! Perhaps it's because I grew up in a generation where people always talked about VR being the future of gaming. One thing to keep in mind is that the technology itself is still in its infancy. Obviously, with the heavy headsets, it's not exactly an experience you can do for hours at a time with all that neck strain. But within a few years, you'll start to see companies promoting lighter headsets. AMD and nVidia have been making investments in VR. Now, one can argue that they failed with their investments in 3D gaming, and thus, their investment in VR will see no return, but that's because 3D never really had a place in gaming, and was never really hyped to begin with. VR is something that has been talked about for decades, but was also something that needed real timing to make it worthwhile. That timing was an era of better graphics, as well as cheaper gyro technology. Better graphics, of course, was the main thing. You know why? Because in VR, each frame must be able to render at a whopping 90 FPS in order to keep most people from vommiting! This was especially tough, because we ideally want HD, even 2160p resolutions, to render in each eye. Thanks to mobile technologies, the demand for both went up, and the cost started to decline. Unfortunately, with delays to the 16 and 14 nanometer process in CPU's and GPU's, AMD and nVidia were stuck with 28 nm technology, and it was getting stale. Now, we have the introduction of new technologies, including HBM (and soon, HBM2) and GDDR5X memory, smaller die dhrinks and the introduction of APIs (e.g. DirectX12) that, under the right circumstances, can increase frame rates. With the combination of all these coming out around the same time frame, the formula for making VR on a consumer level was finally made real. And, even outside of VR, gamers are only going to reap the benefits from these technologies, and technology companies will only continue to improve their boards because the presence VR practically demands it. Now, we are at a point where gaming can continue to evolve with the presence of VR. Yes, it is an expensive investment at first (more so for PC's). And while many are still not on board, there are still many who are, but simply can not afford it. All that said, I think it is far to soon to completely dismiss it as a thing that will never become popular. And if it doesn't... If gaming is never to evolve beyond the controller, keyboard and mouse, then gaming itself is only doomed to die in the coming years. You can only keep it fun for so long. Anyway. Sorry for my stupid wall of text. I'll go hide in my corner now.

If Terra was able to fight for control over Xehanort's whole heart (granted, he lost in the end) then surely, one would be able to fight off a fraction of his heart. I think Isa can still be saved, as he is clearly only siding with Xehanort because he dwells on the past. I'm sure that deep down, he really wants his friendship back with Lea. Aside from that, part of me also wonders if Braig might end up betrayng, considering he has talked back at Xehanort. I wouldn't be surprised if, at this point, he's really just waiting for an opportunity.

I generally wait two or three series before upgrading. Also, I thought that nVidia was going to start using HBM2 in their next line. Maybe they're saving that for their next Titan series, though.

I'm honestly surprised that Nausicca was not on this list! Nausicca would make an EXCELLENT party member! Regardless, although Howl's Moving Castle is one of my favorite films EVER, I think Laputa: Castle in the Sky is the most worthy choice, as it has a true villain who has fallen to the darkness, and seeks to conquer the world with a destructive weapon. Also, Pazu as a party member, wielding the massive hand cannon he gets from Dola would be pretty sweet!

Zelda will be the focus, because they need to build hype for the game in order to sell some NX's. It's likely that they will still reveal the NX at E3, with some focus being on the console, but more focus to be on Zelda. After all, you need a killer title in order to sell a system. At this point, how likely is it that people are going to want to buy a Wii U? The system has performed poorly in terms of sales, the technology is a generation behind, it can't even support modern engines, like Unreal 4, and it's been entirely abondoned by third parties because of the technology. And with how long it will take to develop another title exclusively for the NX, it only makes sense that they want to drive sales as soon as they can, especially given how much longer it takes to develop games these days. And no that they've made a vast, open world Zelda game, it may very well become expected of them to continue that trend for future installents, which makes it take even more time and resources. The Wii U was only built to be, at best, a 5-year system. While I doubt it, I would like to think that maybe, this time, Nintendo is going for something that will be around for 7 years before they try and release something new. Either way, at this point, it's either make, or break for them. It's especially tragic considering how well they've thrived in the handheld market. I can't help but wonder, if they made a system that was, at its core, a handheld, but offered the home console experience with the use of additional, inexpensive hardware that would even boost visuals or performance, and even be required for select games, how well could that potentially sell? EDIT Never mind. I just read IGN's article saying that the NX will not be at E3 this year. Hm... poor marketing choice on that end. I can't help but wonder what will become of it.

Anti. Kinda sucks. Then Wisdom. Bye