Totoki is a pure finance guy and will likely appoint someone in his mould.

People I know who've worked with him say he's very data-driven and he's a very effective decision-maker (not always a strong trait of Japanese business). Let's see.

I've been living in Japan for the most part since 2001 and like a lot of places, Kabukicho has been cleaned up a lot. Still, you can have a lot of fun there and if you want to see the real Kabukicho, it gets a lot more interesting after the trains stop running for the night.

Well, Totoki is a pure finance guy so don't expect risk taking and creativity.

How many other 9/10 games on this site have only 2 comments (now 3), both of which are basically negative?

Mmmmm.... might be alright.

Looks amazing. I wonder where in the story it goes up to? Looks like it advances things quite far.

"We’ve known for quite some time that Sony, in its current guise, doesn’t care much for its core consumers"

This is inflammatory, speculative, click-baitery and pretty much baseless - wrapped in a bow for people who love to overreact. I guess pretty much on point for the gaming-entitled sect you've been fostering around recently. Though let's not go into the mixed signals - Sony can't do no wrong (sales figures, exclusives) - Sony sucks (pretty much everything else) - but hey, that's what passes/parses for journalism these days.

replaya-Billy-ty... Well done!

@Fizza well done. Very well done.

That's an amazing idea and would love to see this be the norm for retro releases. Can't wait for this.

@Cordyceps do you have the record for having comments removed? You must be near the top of the leaderboard at least.

@rjejr yeah, that's not a thing at all. Has been happening for years.

A lot of miserable commentators on here. Gaming is just not for the nerds, y'know.

@get2sammyb I feel the use of the word flogging is a bit inappropriate.

Now that's what I'm talking about.

@ManifoldCuriosity first carPG right here: Racing Lagoon https://g.co/kgs/MidLv8

No relation to the 80s movie then?

Reminds me of Trailblazer on the C64 (and then much later on the PS1)

Clearly the developers are fans of Princess Mononoke.

@BusyOlf on the Speccy eh? Think you might be flashing back to a different Flashback.

It's still no Leaderboard Golf...

This. Is. Awesome!

@GrimReaper I still play my PS3 regularly (and don't think I'm an anomaly) so it's entirely possible (although BC is a factor)

LED Storm!

Or Forgotten Worlds.

"While it’s undoubtedly early days, we are beginning to worry about Sony’s lack of commitment to PSVR2 software."

It's been out 2 days...

Oddly, I just played this yesterday for the first time on the Atari Lynx. First impression was actually pretty... bogus.

Smashing news!

I like how the box is also designed to store the psvr2. That's pretty smart.

I guess it's mediocrity was forspoken.

Cowabunga dude!

Hated NITW. Well, maybe not hated. But it did not live up to the hype.

I'm always surprised at how little time I spend gaming which is strange when it's one of my main hobbies.

How about them Wookies?

My Dad's got one of those!

Sounds awesome. Almost like an updated version of Pirates! but transported to medieval times (and dry land).

@CVCubbington @kyleforrester87 @bingbongboyo I'm assuming you guys are all familiar with TheC64 Mini and Maxi?

OK. Very random but very funny!

Down for this for sure. Even just for Neo Drift Out.

Great to see retro releases like this... Although I wonder how they'll hold up.

Looks amazing. Great effort.

Looks very intriguing

Oh. So it has nothing to do with Brock Lesnar's wife?

Pacific Drive

Thought it was pre-rendered for sure. The fact it's taken from gameplay is very exciting.

Looked very cool. Intrigued to learn more.

Looks coooooool

@stvevan thanks for proving my point, buddy.

@stvevan why doesn't it work?

I'm curious. Do the people who are complaining about the price of this remaster also go into their local bakeries and complain about the price of a loaf of bread? To me the logic is the same. This loaf of bread contains the same ingredients in the same amounts made by the same people using the same expertise as the loaf I bought yesterday and the day before and the day before and the day before. Would they demand the bread be sold to them at a cheaper price because they were a regular? Would they complain that the cost of a loaf of bread has increased by 15% because the cost of flour, salt and yeast (not to mention associated transportation costs) increased constantly over the years but the bakery waited until they could wait no longer to raise the price? Would they make an argument that the population of their city increased over time so more people must be consuming more bread and this should cancel out the need to raise the price and the bakery is only doing it out of greed and it's no way reflective of the increased amount of labor (which now commands higher wages as they also have to contend with inflation) to meet the increased demand and increased expectations of quality which comes with increased competition due to the increase in consumers? Would they launch public attacks on the owners of the bakery and demand an apology because the owners of the bakery had the temerity to adjust the recipe or to promote gluten-free alternatives? I don't think any level-headed consumers would do such things but it goes without saying that many people who identify as gamers are not level-headed and probably have a great deal of difficulty navigating the real world.

If you think my logic sounds ridiculous, I'd suggest looking in the mirror.