That would be an excuse for face to face interaction, but on the internet, it's barely an excuse.

Wendy was a fictional name before people started naming their kids that.

The problem is, in a game, you can't make the animations too involved, otherwise, you'd sacrifice response

You...I just...Ugh. Look, this is NOT a matter of opinion, it is objective FACT. You CAN emulate software from its original media, read that guy's post again. If that was the case, emulators that play off the original disc in a PC's optical drive WOULDN'T be emulation by your definition.

Most of the problems in the bible were caused from rewriting, and mistaken translation. Also, on top of that, who's to say people will interpret the rewrites as you intended? Like to this day, people use Leviticus to condemn homosexuality(which is theorized to be a mistranslation of basically having a threesome), even…

And then you get stuff like Final Mix, that tries to one-up the improvements to the Int. version of the game, and only just been released out of Japan last and this year D:

Should be changed to commands than controller buttons

I think it's more that BOTH are serving male demographics, there's the power fantasy, and there's using female heroes to sexually pander to them.

Black Muslim?

It's a shame that the executives had to fuck with that movie just to capitalize on Disney, Legend of Sarila looks like a pretty original, decent movie.

He'd probably like Fire Emblem on paper, but very much likely would criticize it in the same breath.

Charge is pretty broken, with the right gear set up, you'll never run out of Salts and do insane damage.

Aladdin was Chinese in the original tale.

Thanks, I was in the middle of trying to forget DarksydePhil existed.

What's more surprising is that they recognized Wii U as a new console and not an accessory

Knifehead?

A Good Match For: Anyway with tenacity and a sense of wonder. The game is difficult, but it's also fascinating—there are a ton of rules and mysteries to uncover, which is compounded by the fact that most of the game is procedurally generated.

Well, it's a bit like a Chinese Room, you can certainly pronounce a different language perfectly, but understanding it is different. Reeves could be saying his Japanese lines, but only know their english meaning rather than Japanese meaning.

I made a typo, it was 8 years before Nintendo's N64 analog patent.

Obviously, their work isn't as complex as Kinect, Kinect is newer.