Wow, you're really asking this to the one who knows nothing about Super Robot Wars? I guess I'll just have to assume it is all about giant robots and just run with that. The next game will be Kingdom Hearts Gaiden: Battle of the Giant Robots From Various Franchises and Modeled After Disney Characters or KH:BGRFVFMAD for short. Sora and company will travel to various Disney worlds searching for the legendary mascot bots, such as Scrooge McBot. They combine to form a giant Mickey Mouse robot for the final battle in the game. The action based combat will be replaced with turn based strategy, with a heavy emphasis on customization. How does that work for you?

As for the Nomura question? That answers itself. Super Robot Wars Nomura Edition: The Zipper Robot Chronicles.

You know, until the other day I hadn't really played Half-Minute Hero beyond the demo they released on PSN. I've recently fixed that, picking up the PSN version. I can't say I loved it, but it certainly has a great retro goofy charm to it. There's no doubting the power of the localization either. Jeanne d'Arc was fantastic, and it is a crying shame that we never got to see Level 5 do more with the PSP. It was a fine game through and through and I'd love to see Level 5 or someone else take that engine and do more SRPGs with it. Just imagine how nice a Disgaea title using it would have been. Anyway, it seems to be popular among PSP owners, so I'm guessing it did pretty well, especially coming out around the same time that Final Fantasy Tactics did on PSP. It wouldn't be my choice (I'd go with Ys Seven) but it would certainly be high up on my list.

I was going to come up with some funny arguments to bash Dark Souls with, but I really can't do it. That game is just full of brilliant level design, and has some of the finest combat you'll see in an action RPG. I guess I could complain about it because it ends? I'm hoping to see another game in this style at some point, and given the game's success, that seems likely.

Listen, face facts, (game) just sucks. It has one of  the most misguided use of (game mechanic) you'll ever see in the (genre) genre. Not to mention, do you really like having to listen to (protagonist) talk? That (gender specific term) sure is a (gender specific insult). Really, (director of game) should be ashamed at what he's doing to the good name of (company) and (genre) as a whole. Do not buy (game) people!