THE BEST METHOD to run PSX games (and everything else for that matter) is via Retroarch - http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/
If you have any questions on how to set it up on Windows please feel free to ask, its very easy.
It's not delivery, it's Digorgio!
God, I hope they use some sort of pun with a name like that.
True story.
Although the absence of mArk Ham hill in Arkham 3 is a downer.
As is the prequel status. Because apparently building on such a massively important moment that leads to numerous avenues for awesome character exploration and plot twistery is a bad idea or something.
Fuck the world.
I actually had to stop it 5 minutes in to enter into a lengthy discussion on american imperialism and the macropolitics of the Iranian revolution as it pertained to the cold war.
Because the movie spent five minutes giving a cliff's notes version of the whole thing. Without loads of AMERICA FUCK YEAH overtones that you'd expect.
Which is simultaneously respectable and opened the gateway to lots of oil politics talk.
YAY!
And then it leads into a pretty interesting narrative that largely hits the key ideas of the hostage crisis while still taking massive liberties because it's a movie and movies do that. And it's pretty well played out. Even if some of the people involved in said crisis didn't exactly approve.
Which is disappointing, because I'm not sure their sentiment of "it's a bunch of pro-american garbage by a shallow hack" is really all that warranted.
But then again I didn't spend several months running from basement to basement under threat of death, so....
After reading through six pages of Pokemon discussion. . . I feel really old. I was in highschool when it was popular, so the entire franchise went right by me.
Damn kids with your loud music and your long hair and your pokymans.
Affinity Points Given. I actually haven't met many fellow fans, and it's hard to get people into a series that spans over 12,000 pages.
I feel ya though; I used to tear through the books as a kid, but I've been stalled ON the climax for months now. It's sad that I'm enjoying editing a book I've read two times more than the finale of a series I've been following since I was 11.
I blame Sanderson; he's a decent writer, but I really don't think he was up to the task.
If you're level 70, he's a pushover! Yeah, my OCD explorationism usually beefs me up pretty good. Except for SMT games, in which you CAN'T be high enough level.
Japan's really taken a bizarre approach to the increased status of women. I saw a sex study where they interviewed a hentai artist who said that he focuses on monsters and little girls because men no longer feel confident around women since the social gap has closed, so they feel more comfortable with children. . . and monsters represent atavistic male empowerment.
Kind of scary when you get cogent sociological insight from a guy makes monsters rape little girls for a living.
I had OCD pretty bad as a kid. I still grind in my sleep.
Might have to give SMT1 a try then; I usually avoid the series, as I never finished the ones I did play (Nocturne, Persona 2 Eternal Punishment, Devil Survivor).
I typically feel the story is too light, the grinding too heavy, and some of the bosses simply unbalanced.
Granted, I haven't tried Persona 3 or 4 yet, which seem to be universally loved.
I finished Devil Survivor so many times, it's great. I'm close to beating persona 2 EP, but I need to reburn it.
Persona 4 is amazing, recommended for every PS2 owner, but the first 2 real bosses are going to kick your ass.
I don't care for Persona 3, liked 4 a lot better. The Raidou games are very easy, but still good. (Black Frost and Vritra Best team)
SMT1 is goooooooooood, love the music. I recommend playing the PS1 version with a guide, because it's not in English, but it's oh so much better than the SNES version.
(Status buffs are godly in these games, if you have trouble)