Here's to the losers of the video game world, you didn't make any money, get a sequel, or see many households, but we still remember.

Discworld?

And with us today for further debate on the matter...

Now you listen to me, a girl who trades on all that innocence and purity, merely wants my independence for her security.

Victims? The spelling error copy will end up being the more valuable one. They might as well complain about ordering a classic book and getting a first edition.

Developers you say?

Hey, none of that until Twilight is dead.

Burn baby burn, Sisko Inferno.

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"Nuns" is a misleading translation, there was a historical female warrior class, they did fight very well, and in the game they are only above average in power, there are better stronger units.

They aren't the strongest unit in the game, and are very rarely used. They're raw stats are less than many other units and are meant to make up for their small unit size. Also powerful groups of the female warrior class is historically accurate and their presence had a significant impact.

Nope. "Warrior nuns" loses a lot in translation, but a female warrior class existed as early as the second century. [en.wikipedia.org]

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This is a picture of the type of "Nuns" we're talking about here. Not the Penguin from "The Blues Brothers" holding a samurai sword. They did not even use swords, they used a polearm called a Naginata in a style which turned the opponent's own strength and lack of reach against them.They were a legitimate warrior…

Nuns and warrior monks (sohei) of that culture and era are not like Western nuns. [en.wikipedia.org]

There's no real best unit in a good strategy game.

Not really, Battle Nuns and Onna Bugeisha are pretty rare and their melee stats are increased in order to offset their small unit sizes. Their most useful for strengthening a specific, small area in the line, but I'm pretty sure the guy who wrote that rant isn't using units strategically as much as just picking what…

Well, there's these pretty awesome remakes in the KQ5 style. [www.agdinteractive.com]

It is true most artists work for slave wages.

The early model 360 I own was indeed made at Foxconn at Shenzhen, China.