Nintendo Cease and Desist in 3... 2... oh wait.
I have a hard time being upset when kids get kicked out of toxic religious schools because their families aren’t toxic religious people.
Basically, it’s FF7 as you remember it, not as it actually looks. Cool.
Back in 1997(ish?) my family took a week long vacation up north where we rented a cabin with a tiny TV, one couch, and a door to a backyard with a lake where we could fish all day and all night. Read more
Every bit as fun as the asshats who insist on arguing the door would have supported them both
Jesus tap dancing Christ, how many times do we have to do this, it wasn’t about the area of the floating door, it’s about how much weight it could support. If Rose & Jack were on the door it would have partially submerged & Rose would have died of hypothermia before the lifeboat arrived.
I don’t seem to be able to delete this comment; I missed something when I read the article.
So Northern English = Cringe Accent? I actually loved having a game for once where everybody didn’t sound like Americans.
It’s the sort of “cooperative” mode perfect for, say, a younger sibling or kid—just interactive enough to make them feel like they’re really, seriously playing. At the same time, it’s not so invasive as to allow player two to screw things up, by accident or on purpose, for player one. Read more