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In the 50’s, literally many people thought television was a fad too.

It’s on the weekend and he’s supposed to be an adult now. He never should have mentioned it to his parents in the first place.

So much impled Helicopter-Parenting and Beta-Malery (from somone who should be approx 22 years old) in this story. You don’t even live with your parents during the school year, there wasn’t even any need to mention it to them. If you want to at least pretend to be an adult, don’t ask your parents permission for any

Irrelevent. Part 3 is designed for consoles, 1 and 2 weren’t.

I got something like one of these. It’s genereally referred to as a “personal computer” and basically plays every game from every retro console ever. Even better, it does a ton of other things, not to mention play new games.

Via Kotaku tweet: “Playing with Lost Planet action figures. Remember Lost Planet?”

““However, at the time, the real focus of TV was “dramas.” Thanks to the societal perception that ‘anime = shows for kids’”

Typical mainlanders. Put it somewhere they can reach it, and they’ll start defacing it with graffitti and such.

Sell your used games yourself and skip the middle man.

Sell your used games yourself and skip the middle man.

I just made the switch to a Logitech F710 instead after using X360 controllers. I like the Dinput <> Xinput switch, and it has a built in program like Xpadder, so you don’t need Xpadder, Joy2Key, etc. (Although you CAN just as well use one of them).

I just made the switch to a Logitech F710 instead after using X360 controllers. I like the Dinput <> Xinput switch,

“Well, sure, if you don’t count Candy Crush or FarmVille or any of the other truly awful games that have sold gangbusters on mobile platforms.”

75% off is the new norm in PC game sales. No one cares about a 25% off sale EA.

75% off is the new norm in PC game sales. No one cares about a 25% off sale EA.

Guaranteed they actually mean 6.

It worked(?) for Hellraiser.

Aeris was a translatio mistake.

“R” and “L” are the same letter in Japanese. This should be fairly well known in the age of the internet. Romanized translations generally always use “R”, leading the internet to make bigoted jokes about Japanese English pronunciations and lots of “R’s”, even though as written, they may have actually been “L’s”.

You must be a “Not-Asian”. While North America et. al. got VHS, in Asia everyone(?) used VCD.

“ What’s truly funny is realizing some of the things that actually happened—or happened in different ways than Quartermann predicted or theorized. “

I see. Actually I suppose even just a screenshot and knowing it is there maybe enough, it’s the “thought that counts” after all.

I’m not an emo millenial with an attention seeking haircut. I am fine, thank you.