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You can check out the videos on YouTube. Also they posted a very short video for PERSONA 5! They will be releasing the game next year around this time in Japan so that's about two years before it hits the rest of the world.

Persona Q looks like it will be a dungeon crawler staring the cast of P3 and P4. Persona 4 Dancing All Night will be a dancing game that might actually be fun instead of just a way to make money... And of course there's Persona 4 Arena 2.

http://p-ch.jp/

I just bought a phone capable of using a microSD card but I can't for the life of me figure out where the card would go if I decide to buy one. I'm by no mean technologically illiterate but I just can't find where the card fits. Can anyone tell me where it fits or where to look this information up?

Lands:

10 Forests

6 Swamps

4 Vivid Grove

3 Savage Lands

Artifacts:

1 Elixir of Immortality

1 Skullclamp

Creatures:

3 Deathspore Thallid

1 Mycoloth

2 Sporesower Thallid

1 Sporoloth Ancient

2 Thallid

3 Thallid Germinator

3 Thallid Shell-dweller

2 Utopia Mycon

1 Thelon of Havenwood

Enchantments:

2 Fecundity

2 Gravepact

1 Necrogenesis

1 Verdant Embrace

Instants:

1 Krosan Grip

3 Rend Flesh

2 Sprout Swarm

Sorcery:

2 Night's Whisper

2 Rampant Growth

1 Search for Tomorrow

I hope to buy some Llanowar Wastes when I get my taxes and probably some more Skullclamps.

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Lands:

19 Plains

4 Flagstones of Trokair

Enchantments:

2 Hoofprints of the Stag

3 Curse of Chains

2 Prison Term

4 Ghostly Prison

2 Honor of the Pure

2 Sigil of the Empty Throne

4 Journey to Nowhere

1 Seal of Cleansing

2 Recumbent Bliss

2 Arrest

1 Wheel of Sun and Moon

1 Austere Command

3 Oblivion Ring

Artifact:

Elixir of Immortality

Creatures:

4 Mesa Enchantress

2 Lucent Liminid

Planeswalker:

Elspeth, Knight-Errant

I know it's pretty janky but it will win against a deck that doesn't have heavy tokens or no creatures.

Lands:

18 Islands

1 Reliquary Tower

4 Cloudpost

1 Vesuva

Artifacts/ Artifact Creatures:

4 Aether Spellbomb

1 Elixir of Immortality

1 Venser's Journal

1 Quietus Spike

2 Spire Golem

Creatures:

2 Clone

3 Cryptic Annelid

2 Draining Whelk

1 Guile

3 Mulldrifter

1 Lu Xun, Scholar General

Instants:

3 Counterspell

2 Last Word

4 Traumatic Visions

Sorceries:

1 Ancestral Vision

4 Reality Strobe

1 Reminisce

Lands:

22 Swamps

1 Bojoka Bog

Artifacts:

1 Elixir of Immortality

1 Mimic Vat

2 Loxodon Warhammer

1 Nightmare Lash

1 Sword of Vengeance

Creatures:

4 Nip Gwillion

2 Phyrexian Rager

3 Fleshbag Maurader

1 Phyrexian Obliterator

Enchantments:

1 Animate Dead

1 Phyrexian Arena

1 Spiteful Visions

1 Sanguine Bond

Instants:

4 Dark Ritual

4 Rend Flesh

Sorceries:

3 Night's Whisper

3 Sign in Blood

1 Stitch Together

1 Rise from the Dead

1 Life's Finale

Now when I get my taxes I hope to remove the Rise and Stick and get two more Animate Deads jhust because it's such a good card. Also I hope to pick up some Murders since those cards are actually better in a monoblack deck over the Flesh. Probably more Lash and Sword since those are both better than the Warhammer but I only have one of the Sword and the Lash.

Land: 22 Mountains

Artifacts:

4 Pyrite Spellbomb

4 Barbed Sextant

4 Urza's Bauble

Instants:

2 Fireblast

4 Lightning bolt

4 Seething Song

4 Desperate Ritual

Sorceries:

4 Grapeshot

4 Ignite Memories

4 Rite of Flame

This deck does fine if it pops off and the opponent hasn't gained much life nor played many cards. Sometimes it goes off in three or four turns.

Will anyone give an unbiased review on their Wii U? I'm just curious to how it is as a console.

1. Overload is fine and makes a card much more viable in the early game and the late game when you have the mana needed to cast for Overload.

2.Scavenge isn't my favorite mechanic in the set. Most of the Scavenge abilities cost too much mana when there's a good bit of removal in this set. Blue has a good bit of bounce and there are many kill spells.

3. Detain is a fine mechanic but I really don't know if paying more mana for a smaller creature that has Detain on it is useful. Real control would have Detain mostly on creatures with a smaller cost because late game a player can have out many creatures or have other ways of ending the game that Detaining a single permanent won't be a game breaker.

4. Unleash might be a game winner mechanic but most of these creatures don't have haste so just sit there unable to block for you. There is that huge creature that has haste, but too much mana without trample or anything.

5. Populate is pretty strong, just about the strongest in my opinion, if only because token decks are just so popular. But like like with Scavenge, Blue has a good bit of bounce in this set so that token you just populated could easily be bounced the next turn. I think Populate is really only good if it's on a body.

This doesn't mean that every one is, but many of the uncommons in this set are nigh unto unplayable, even in block. Many of the uncommons cost way too much mana for the poor effect, p/t, and all that. Why would Wizards make many of the commons good while making the uncommons just so bad?

Is Wizards slipping at the development stage or are they setting up for set crossover when Gatecrash comes out? It wouldn't be the first time Wizards has released underpowered cards only to break them the next set.

It started with Resident Evil 4 and with Resident Evil 6's release, many people are panning 6 as the worst one in the series. What I read online is that the series went from being survival horror to a lukewarm FPS. I have played the first three releases in the game and thought they were awesome but RE6 is just wrong.

I think that most JRPGs are strictly better than crap like FPSs and those are only played so much because:

1. So many people play them all ready. People have a tendency to follow the most popular things, including games, so many people only play FPSs because so many people play them.

2. Many popular games don't require an investment. Many JRPGs are 100+ hour endeavors if you want that good ending and twice as many hours if you want that Great ending. Games like most FPSs are actually fairly light on the offline game play and can be beaten in 10 hours and so online play is actually where most of the gaming is.

3. JRPG players tend to not be graphics whores like other types of gamers. From the questions I've seen on here, many gamers today think a game isn't any good unless it is high-def and super realistic. Persona 3 and 4 are thought to be a couple of the best RPGs of all time and both are rather mild on the graphics with much of the dialogue between pictures of the characters speaking the dialogue and some anime cutscenes.

From all of the questions on here, many new players seem to have trouble understanding this basic concept of the game. Do you think putting reminder text back on lands will make things easier or that more players understand this than those who don't?

What do you guys think about Wizards now including TWO boosters in the M13 intro packs? It's the same price as in the past but with more actual value for the money. Sixty cards plus two boosters is worth $12 I would think.