Just got through the last time in canon that you see Phoenix's classic sprite.
Now for the flashback investigation.

Went back to Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.

It took me 45 minutes just to get the windwill pieces back. Am I losing my edge?

Beat Tales of the Abyss last night, and I'll be honest the epilogue made me tear up. And with Tales finished I'm ready for Bravely Default on Friday.

As much as I like the gameplay of the Assassins Creed series, I keep wanting to question every single thing wrong with it that crops up, like "are there Templars that do not know they are Templars," "who the heck is "The Father of Understanding," and "if religions were created by Templars to control people, how the hell did the Greco-Romanic Pantheon as we know it come about? Jupiter and Minerva are REAL in that universe! Did the Templars want to try and get a select few people to help track down the PoE with out knowing or something."

Why do I both hate and love this game?

I made it to a part in Ace Attorney 4 that to this day kind of confuses me.

Phoenix is talking to witnesses and traveling to locations in both hi's time period and Apollo's, and when he's interogating these witnesses he's presenting evidence that he shouldn't have because of course he got them in the future... So is he time travelling or what?

Case 1 of Ace attorney 5, the humor in this game is hilarious. :lol Them noting that Phoenix is getting old and saying he has gray hairs, in an attempt to scare him.

And i'm interested to see where Athena Cyke's backstory goes, the cutscene that foreshadows it is gonna give me nightmares tonight.
The defendant in this case is basically a human version of Fluttershy who has a crush on Apollo, which interests me.

Going into case 2 of AA5.
5 Things.
Trucy my love! You have returned!

If they don't reference Okami i'm gonna be disappointed.

Did they just reference Devil May Cry!?

I'm really liking Trucy's friend Jynxie. :lol She's funny.

And i missed the Magic panties. :lol

I wasn't sure on Bravely Default at first but I'm starting to find myself quite addicted to it.

It's nice to see a retro style RPG again I like the battle system and the fact that you can make it as challenging as you want it, it helps make the game rewarding for veterans of JRPGs but approachable to people new to the genre, it also makes playing an RPG on the go all the more easier.

The art aesthetic took awhile to get use too, but what sold me was the writing and how well the characters play off one another.

The voice acting is stellar, and I honestly prefer the English track over the Japanese as I feel the English voices better suits the character's personalities.

I'm still fairly early in the game, so here's how I have my characters set up:

Edea: Theif/Knight Combo
Tiz: Monk/Knight Combo
Anges: White Mage/Black Mage Combo
Ringabell: Monk/Merchant Combo.

Had to switch Ringabell to a Merchant after seeing how the outfit looked on him…it's a perfect fit and helps make him all the more suave .

I'm glad to hear it's turning out well. I loved the demo, and I can't wait to pick up the full version. How much voice acting is there? That was one of my complaints with The World Ends With You.

From what I can tell the only parts of the game that aren't voiced are the Press Y party chat segments and town NPCs.

Everything that's related to the story or side quests are all voiced.