Don't I know it. My first run-through of the elite four was horrible because I had two Pokemon that were weak to dark-types. I had to let Jellicent go, but I could never rid myself of my Chandelure.

These seem like pretty basic and obvious competitive tips, but he's right about watching out for your Pokemon weaknesses. It's not fun when you two or more of your Pokemon are endangered and even moreso if you don't have anything that can take it out with ease. Type-balancing for both offenses and defenses should be…

I much prefer F-Zero X's OST, tracks, and announcer guy to F-Zero GX's. Also, RAINBOW ROAAAAD.

I favor F-Zero X the most of all F-Zero games I've played, but I haven't really given GX much of a chance. I guess it just feels too different from X, which I can't say is a bad thing, it just means that it takes getting used to.

A lot of the effects were great. Even the subtle ones like the Minecraft mountains and trees in the background.

It makes everything better.

What goes down must come back up.

Haven't heard of that second one, but I agree with Viewtiful Joe. :D

Of all games in the PS2 library that haven't been remastered yet, that is definitely the next one that should be remastered.

What makes them so useful is the scope of actions they can perform. You can dig up dirt on rivals and share that with their rivals, creating impromptu alliances.

If these things happened more often I'd be more interested in watching the news.

Gay Reverend Vampiric Steve is the best thing of this season.

What you're saying is miles above what I regurgitated as a reply not long ago. lol

I don't think anyone in the real world is going to outright call her a "feminist bitch." For the most part, only ignorant and scared anonymous people on the internet are going to call a woman that to her face. I think actually being face to face with a woman would send them cowering into fetal position, which is…

I'm glad I could lighten the mood at least. :P

Because everyone needs to be assertive, especially if someone is trying to take a good time away from you, which can happen to anyone and for reasons that aren't sexist.

You can correct someone and make a point without name-calling, you know.

The outrage is that it continuously happened throughout the event.

I was referring the first incident she talked about. The guy saying, "I think I better play it for you," She didn't seem to make note of protesting to him, which seems like something she most definitely should've done.

But at the same token, that's like me getting upset that if I go shopping for heels and they dont have a size 12 wide that fits.