There’s a legit school in Japan for how to learn to do JoJo poses. Araki had his own line of clothing!

Also that is totally a DIO pose.

Yeah, but also I get the feeling us westerners just gobble up remakes

Why are you being rude? Your post is full of run-on sentences and incomplete thoughts, which was kindly pointed out. There are reasons that languages have writing conventions; it’s to make reading easier and to make the words flow better in your mind. Use them.

Oh sweet jesus Halo 2, how I ever did exploit that game (sorta). Sure they did include Skulls to find throughout the game, but in order to find them you had to play on Legendary (save for a few skulls) and usually do a little bit of fuckery with the maps in order to even get to them.

I work with kids and teens and there are a ton of them who watch people like pewdiepie solely because they think he's dreamy. It happens on both sides, only guys are more visibly verbally abusing women they feel attracted to while watching.

This feels like a satire on everything getting a gritty re-telling, either that or it's a prime example of everything that's wrong. Then again, I feel like I've seen all of this done better. Madoka took the whole "chosen kids save the world" thing and turned it on its head beautifully. Gritty sci-fi is pretty much…

There are games that respect your time. Take any Elder Scrolls or Dragon Age: Inquisition, everything you do in those games rewards you with something, whether it be lore or otherwise. Then take games like the first Assassin's Creed, where collecting 100 flags in a city nets you...like, 10 gamerscore or a trophy, or…

Stopped playing after the second mission. I know it might not seem fair, but a friend lent me Last of Us and then when I finished it KH2.5 came out. I do plan on beating the game someday.

I'm kinda iffy on the fact that most of these games (for this and PS4) aren't exclusives. Like "here's 12 reasons to get an xbox one", with like, 4 of them also being on the PS4's list.

I wish Montreal had some damn tournaments so I could see for myself.

There's just so much useless padding and dragging on, though. I felt like it added nothing to the series except yet another new stand power.

Game: Tales of Symphonia

But Diamond Is Not Crash is the worst of the series, it's totally skippable imo. Vento Aureo was way better.

Yeah I'm taking that into account, just the way people react to each other is either on my level or only very slightly above. I really hope Montreal develops some kind of competitive smash scene.

I'm kind of surprised. I expected something more...I don't know, far and above my league? Maybe I need to think of playing this game competitively.

I've only ever had one controller of my own for each console I've ever had, and shoulder buttons are the only thing that have ever died out. Sure, my N64 Joystick got pretty slack, but otherwise they've always survived. It's easy to get carried away when playing, but ultimately you play better if you're calm. I…

Granted I haven't played this one much, I'm really liking Mega Man. The trick is to not use his smash or his specials, his normals are all you need.

JoJo handled that excellently. He finished the story he wanted to tell with Stone Ocean, and then the rest was just him writing for the fun of it.

Pretty sure he's going to either be a stage hazard or a trophy assist. I get a feeling I've seen as much from all the material.