Because we know what Nintendo is now, and it wouldn't help sales marketing a cereal like it did when NES was new.
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Must be an acquired taste, I didn't really like any of the Hostess brand pies if I recall.
a whopping 22 games
There is no "upcoming season"/"final season". It's still the same "season" as it was before. It went on hiatus after 8 episodes.
In 6+ years in China I don't recall ever seeing anything like in the examples posted. I don't think it is any more common than a creative display in a store in any country I guess. There are just more people here so more chances for creative displays.
Nice post without actually reading the links.
her vids are clips of her head. None of that shit is necessary.
This. Her youtube blog posts are similarly made by hundreds of thousands of people AT NO COST.
There are more video games currently in existence than anyone could play through in their lifetime. There are also more books in existence than anyone could read in their lifetime. That doesn't stop people from creating more, even if the stories barely change.
Ouch! So harsh for the wai di ren....
It begins to make more sense once you realize the Amazon link is a paid affiliate referral link....
I can manage to survive without eating constantly. 2 hours time between meals should be sufficient for most humans.
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Tetris is a perfect game. and it's stereotype-free!
Good, bad, or ugly (trolling) people posting... page hits... revenue... your salary... etc.
As an older person who has read a lot of manga and watched hundreds of anime, I will comment that on average the art "quality" has improved, but the style consistently gets "worse" (I use both terms relatively) the farther you get from the 80's. e.g. less and less realistic in depictions of humans.
Styled on the machine and all materials: Nintendo Game3
Did you know that in Japan they even have cartoons that AREN'T for children!?!
You'd have a hard time trying to parodize "Stabasco" and publishing a game under that name. "Tabasco" is the trademarked name of a companies product, not what it is, which is chili sauce.