The perks of handling some of the development costs. There's a difference between paying to keep an existing game off a platform and paying for a game to exist.

as a slightly overweight dude with thinning hair who landed a hot asian-american wife, i can tell you this:

I would like to have the whole trilogy.... on Wii U. Too much to ask? Well, I will always be a dreamer. =(

Best!

Fahey, this is MANDATORY for next weekend

I don't know if the woman who asked the question is reading any of these comments but if she is, I'd just like to say to not lose hope.

But that "hard" doesn't mean "impossible". Nailing jello to a tree is impossible; everything else is just very difficult.

It's obvious, she's searching for clothes.

she levels up with each rejection. She also tells her friends about it so you get rejected by them too.

Not even long car rides through windy hills? Boats at sea? A ride on a vomit comet?

Women are often socialized to be indirect. A direct "no" or refusal is frequently seen as harsh, rude and needlessly hurtful; as a result, there exists a great number of ways of indicating refusal without actually saying the words. These are known as "soft no's". One of those soft no's is simply never being available.

...they said on an Internet website.

But the twist is that she didn't need space because as soon as she broke up with me she moved baby daddy in (we live in a one bedroom) and couched me in the living room. They're together now, and have made it public they're an item. But honestly I don't know how to feel about everything, This guy I don't know is…

For all I know she has never told him and never will, or in the extreme case has told him the truth but in small detail and limited knowledge. I held back and am ashamed for being stuck in this downward spiral. I only drink alcohol and now alcohol either helps me or it doesn't, a small seed of guilt every time I drink…

Wait. Unless there's something you haven't included in here, she wasn't two-timing you, she was two-timing her husband.

Next: you should strongly consider talking to a therapist. This was an incredibly unhealthy relationship and you're dealing with real emotional damage. You need to be able to unpack this with somebody who can help you start to put the pieces of your soul back together, and that means talking to a professional.

I will politely disagree, for the following reasons:

I'll just echo a few: