it was a good show and a great interview.

Yeah, the interview was great.
It was good listen how much work went into the game.

I'll definitely give a try.

As for the 3DS redesign, like I said, I really don't see why I should get the XL if I can get the same stuff for cheaper with the regular. But if the XL is better for some people then I won't oppose to that.

Bobby, you mentioned that Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance is something that caught your eye. Do you think you're going to end up buying it, or is it not worth the investment?

I will probably end up getting it - the only real question I have is about camera control in a hectic bossfight situation, and that may be solved by actually playing from the beginning of the game, rather than where the demo plops you in. I feel that there's a lot of learning that's missed in the demo, which gives the basic tutorial and then puts you into a portion of the game maybe a few hours in.

If you already have a 3DS, you should at least check out the demo.

Alright, Bobby. I just downloaded and played through the demo, and here are my impressions:

Honestly, I was surprised. I didn't expect this game to look that great after playing Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep on the PSP, but boy was I wrong! The colors are very pleasing to the eye, and it really all blends smoothly. I was also happy with what I heard of the music. It's not all recycled like it was for the DS 358/2 Days game, and appears to be new recordings (minus the instrumental "Simple And Clean" intro to the full game).

As for the battle system, I think it's fairly straight forward and a lot of fun, and I really appreciate how this game seems to be making more use of the environment to use at your advantage in battle, like grinding on the railings into a diving attack. As for the camera, I agree with you that it could benefit from having a second thumb stick, but using L and R to turn it is bearable.

Overall, I like what I played. I don't think I can miss out on this title.