I still listen.
How? Is there a special Norm-free version they offer to subscribers?
I still listen.
The chances of that happening were basically zero anyways. Jeff's hatred of endurance runs is pretty well known. Not that I blame him at all. Playing a game enough to get a whole week worth of content out of it would be pretty annoying.
At most I could see Jeff checking out Persona 5 in a quick look, maybe doing a premium thing by himself like Load our Last Souls or Vinnyvania.
Vinny could also do something similar from New York. But, I'm willing to bet my premium membership that they will never do a piece of content labeled "Endurance Run" ever again.
Giant Bomb is over!Just saw that...
Might as well go light myself on fire now.
I've seen some Atlus USA employees here on GAF express annoyance with the ER, too. I guess they feel it cost them more sales than it got them.
I always got the feeling they felt bad about about the Persona 4 ER. When people were telling them to do Catherine before it came out, Jeff said "We're not in the business of spoiling Atlus games so you don't buy them."
I've seen some Atlus USA employees here on GAF express annoyance with the ER, too. I guess they feel it cost them more sales than it got them. Plus, if you only watch the first few episodes, Jeff and Vinny have a very "Man, JRPGs, am I right?" attitude that, if you didn't see them coming around to liking it, are probably pretty annoying to people who dedicated themselves to working on it and are huge fans that are proud of it.
I've seen some Atlus USA employees here on GAF express annoyance with the ER, too. I guess they feel it cost them more sales than it got them.
Fuck those asshole employees. They were lucky to have their game be promoted. I own PS4G mostly because of watching the old ER. People that work in the industry are so fucking entitled.
Fuck those asshole employees. They were lucky to have their game be promoted. I own PS4G mostly because of watching the old ER. People that work in the industry are so fucking entitled.
I don't think anyone actively tried to stamp it out. They're well within their rights to not like the video series.
Rock. Like a diamond on a ring.Did Jeff say "that's a nice rack" in the new mailbag?
Even if this is true (I doubt it), awareness regarding the overall Persona franchise in the US has got to have improved for it. Plus they don't half reference it a lot if they did hate it.
Even if this is true (I doubt it), awareness regarding the overall Persona franchise in the US has got to have improved for it. Plus they don't half reference it a lot if they did hate it.
I mean, I kind of get it. The first Persona 4 ER was in February 2009 while the game came out two months prior. It was a full playthrough on a professional gaming site of a game whose main selling point was the story and character writing and all for free.. I had, at the time, definitely seen people celebrating that they didn't have to buy the game because entertaining people were playing it for them.
If it was my product, I don't know how I'd feel.
Well I can say with good authority that if they never did the Endurance Run I would have never been introduced to the Persona series. I've bought multiple entries, multiple times brand new because of the interest that Endurance Run sparked in me. Same with Deadly Premonition and Swery.I've seen some Atlus USA employees here on GAF express annoyance with the ER, too. I guess they feel it cost them more sales than it got them.
Rock. Like a diamond on a ring.
Your interpretation is more interesting though.
Even if this is true (I doubt it), awareness regarding the overall Persona franchise in the US has got to have improved for it. Plus they don't half reference it a lot if they did hate it.
i vaguely remember an atlus employee not liking the ER and bemoaning the onslaught of "Why isnt he named Charlie Tunoku in [p4 spinoff]?" emails it brought on
I mean, I kind of get it. The first Persona 4 ER was in February 2009 while the game came out two months prior. It was a full playthrough on a professional gaming site of a game whose main selling point was the story and character writing and all for free.. I had, at the time, definitely seen people celebrating that they didn't have to buy the game because entertaining people were playing it for them.
If it was my product, I don't know how I'd feel.
Even if this is true (I doubt it), awareness regarding the overall Persona franchise in the US has got to have improved for it. Plus they don't half reference it a lot if they did hate it.
It's not as good as it was back when Gary was on all the time, and it's shifted a lot into general tech and "lifestyle", but I still enjoy it.How is it these days? I haven't listened to it since CES
Fuuuck, what are Drew and Vinny opening in the Mailbag!? I need to know!!!
I remember one Atlus employee getting furious at people on the Persona Arena thread for calling the protagonist Charlie Tunoku. It was pretty funny. The ER fans even won him over eventually.
I honestly feel DP was a better endurance run. It was just funnier to me.
Fuuuck, what are Drew and Vinny opening in the Mailbag!? I need to know!!!
I honestly feel DP was a better endurance run. It was just funnier to me.
Yeah, that was probably NichM: Nich Maragos, editor for the series.
Just saw that...
Might as well go light myself on fire now.
Same here.
Things like random abilities transferring during fusion resulting in you going into and backing out of it multiple times to get the right combo.
Yeah, I noticed that a bit ago tonight. They really struggle with the technical aspects of their site sometimes.There's no scroll bar on the front page of Giant Bomb in any browser I try. lol someone really messed up.
lol
Fuuuck, what are Drew and Vinny opening in the Mailbag!? I need to know!!!