That's... some magical thinking, all right.
It's all about the fringe-bounce.
It's bad... but it's not Sea Chicken bad.
For me, the most horribly wrong (fansub) subtitle has to be from this episode of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.
What a load of hot air.
There are some that will protest if you come from the UK town of Scunthorpe.
Is Nintendo still worried about parents making complaints about their games not suitable for children? What decade do they they're living in.
I knew... I shouldn't have planted those bushes on that grassy knoll...
It's a front though; you're just a puppet for her. She pulls the strings, she does the spin, the policies you announce are the ones she's handed to you, on behalf of the 'citizens'. You have no power. She just encourages you to follow your hobbies while she toils away at her schemes.
Santorum, in my town?
Generation winners vary by country. The Sega Saturn did very, very well in Japan compared to the US, Europe and elsewhere. The Master System and Mega Drive beat the NES and SNES in Europe.
Exile: Escape from the Pit, Exile II: Crystal Souls, Exile III: Ruined World, Blades of Exile, Castle of the Winds...
Try to steady your balance as you plummet through the air.
You can't call a selection poor when it has Rob Hubbard in.
Take one of Europe's largest LAN gaming conventions. Add one band and the theme from The Great Giana Sisters.
The Wii shipped with motion controls that the other two competitors called gimmicky.
Coming to Kotaku, Doctor Nope.
You know, I've never read the Archie Sonic comics. Maybe that's due to being British, and instead being raised on Fleetway's Sonic the Comic, which had it's ups and downs and a very different feel from the games. Plus, Sonic acted a right arse at times.
Dimps did the Wii and PlayStation 2 ports.