Well I really enjoyed VVVVVV so I guess the influence couldn't be a bad thing. It's not like I can say any better of my own games. You can definitely tell where the inspiration lies in my designs.

No, man. Don't even think about stuff like that.

Nice try, but no.

Okay, what I meant was...

Tak Fuji counters with One Mirrion Troops.

He might even call some Giant Enemy Crabs in to fight with him.

Kaz Hirai and his five hundred ninety nine US dollars will be final boss.

It was truly amazing how little sense the story made. It was fun to make fun of, though. And I guess it was as good an excuse as any to fly me around to all sorts of interesting backdrops and throw the craziest bosses at me. Definitely seemed like one of those "story revolves around gameplay" sorts of games we don't…

I bought it for $25. Worth every cent. It's short, but it's really hard and packed with boss fights. The replay value is pretty high, what with high scores and even more insanely hard difficulties to play on.

I mean affordable as in...

You just hate him for making so much money unexpectedly on something that wasn't hard to make.

So... this is VVVVVV, without the gravity mechanic and with an added curve to the edges of the screen?

Funny to think, that $35 computer-on-a-chip featured just down the page a bit is quite a few times better than that.

Sadly my M11x only has one section over the whole keyboard.

"affordable" as in "costs the same price as the console I'm playing on" is really questionable...

Some people have big living rooms and they need a good 40" TV to actually be able to see it with their current arrangement. A 40" HDTV is a huge cost, especially to those console players who believe that PCs are too expensive. Even a $200 small one is a big cost...

I get what you're saying, but I can only assume that if someone else were to be preparing to go through something that would bring upon themselves such a powerful negative social reaction, HR would give them the same treatment.

It's not about sex if you're transgender. Maybe a part of it is, but that's not the whole thing. You just don't see yourself as a man. Maybe you want to wear women's clothes and makeup and all the stuff women do is really interesting to you, yet you're a man. Manly stuff isn't your thing at all.

Does it matter? What makes a man a man and a woman a woman? Why consider gender based entirely on genes? Aren't those a LITTLE hard to look at under ordinary social circumstances? You really have to think about what's convenient to the ordinary person, here...

I don't think "tolerance" necessarily comes with the language. The whole "you're full of shit" part is decidedly INtolerant. The whole idea of tolerance is that we live and let live. A man becoming a woman or other things we don't agree with or understand, we can TOLERATE, which is to say we're passive and accept that…