The two NES Zelda games are very tough, there's no doubt about that. Unlike more recent titles, they're not as forgiving (quarter-heart damage? Screw that! Burn down the wrong tree? Pay the man to fix his door!). There's little to go by in-game to find your next goals. Having to bomb down random walls or burn down…

The hell? I saw blurry text and tried to wipe my monitor and my glasses...

I know it's ugly as sin, but really, how else would they add a second Circle Pad and two extra shoulder buttons?

If it's a fake, it's a very elaborate fake. Plus, it came from Famitsu, which is very reliable.

Really? Nintendo's handhelds have had shoulder buttons since Game Boy Advance.

Linebeck III's trading post. You would exchange the various "treasures" you find in the game for new train parts, of which include bee larvae and wood hearts (chestnuts).

That would be Kuja from FF9

Testicular torsion? You should probably have a doctor look at that.

I wouldn't call the TouchPad a success... it was a firesale. A discontinued product. They're taking a loss on it to get rid of inventory.

Is the big man gonna press charges for Comcast trying to slander Him?

I have a DVD of that. It's an amusing animated film. I love it. :)

I respectfully disagree. I liked White's portrayal of Sonic.

Classic Sonic should have been voiced by Jaleel White.

Yeah, I've come to the conclusion that since Reggie became president of NOA, NOA has become the worst Nintendo.

Eh, personally, I think they all look fine. Then again, I'm no videophile...

Thing is, Namco stated that, chronologically, there is a 17 year difference between SC4 and SC5.

Only someone with a good mammary will remember that...

Steel Battalion. It was made by Capcom, which also had a sequel on the original Xbox, too (Which could be bought without the massive controller if you already owned it, heh).

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