Elder Fortress VI

@xOmniCloudx @Too-DementeD Still feel pretty bad for them.

Edit: Re-reading your comment, I'm not sure if you know how bad it is in Brazil, so just in case you don't, the PS4 is reportedly $1800. That's after conversion.

@xOmniCloudx True, but I feel sorry for those that have it even worse off, such as the prices in Brazil.

@Mr_Mark_Legion @willamwallace Hey! Let's cut down on the console racism, please.

I would honestly get one tomorrow or friday... if I had the money for it.
Seeing as it's Christmas time though, I don't have enough.

I definitely woulda gone down there to try and get one for £20 if I knew about it beforehand.

Since this is based on RPGs (the most common place for character creation), let me just say personally, I don't really think about it all that much when making my decisions. I don't create characters that resemble myself; I see them as their own unique identity and personality. When there are decisions to make in the game, the majority of the time I don't think "What would I do?" I think "What would MY CHARACTER do?".

Oddly enough, in games where you have a pre-selected character, let's say any Telltale game for example, I DO end up making decisions that are based on myself moreso than what I think the character would do. There may be some psychological reason for this. Maybe when creating my characters I feel like I've given them a personality, whereas one that has been given to me, I end up projecting my thoughts onto theirs because I can't tell what they'd actually do. Who knows?

All that being said, I would say a good 95% of the time when creating characters in RPGs, I mostly choose a guy only because... I'm a guy too. Without generalizing too much, I think that's just how our human nature is. Males usually associate themselves with other males, and females associate themselves with other females. The times in games when I HAVE indeed created a female character, it's mostly due to the fact there's only two options: Male, or female? My thoughts are usually along the lines of "Well I'm usually males in games, so why not be a female this time?". Whether I'm not seeing the reason behind it, I cannot say, but to me it seems a lot more simple.

Going back to games that have pre-selected characters for a second, let me also add, when there's a choice between male or female, the odds of me picking female are a lot higher than when I create a character. Probably around 35% instead of 5%. Come to think of it, maybe I just believe I'm bad at creating a good female character myself.

I don't want to get into it and answer these some of these questions but they sound like they're asked by someone who doesn't know the Pokémon universe well-enough. Half have been answered before while the other half are just saying their reasoning is off. Not so much a mystery.

Gamestop in the UK is barely existant, while GAME is typically overpriced.
Not many good stores around that sell video games anymore over here.

Gonna be getting them both, with the steel cases and little figurine things.

@hikaruai Gen 5 was the worst gen.