Bullcrap. Make it harder for yourself by playing with an eyepatch or not using medkits or something.
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Counterpoint: it’s a decent movie but suffers enough from pacing issues, its needlessly non-linear plot, a focus on uninteresting characters instead of their wondrous environment, and having its head up its own allegory’s butt to make it as thought-provoking or entertaining as the likes of greater recent scifi films…
I was going to say this too. Being an ex-Saskatchewanian I think it’s as stupid as America does. Eastern Canada is just weird.
Seems a waste to have someone who already doesn’t like Diet Coke review the new flavours. I’m completely desensitized to the “fake sugar” taste people complain about so I’m quite interested in these.
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The last couple Dead Risings have been so bare-bones I can’t even imagine what a “cut back” one would look like.
Good. Since the King of Kong movie this has been my impression of Billy Mitchell:
I find the show really unfocused and not terribly funny, to each their own I suppose.
Game only came out last July. This is why people are afraid of investing (time or money) into new online-reliant games. You have to be darned sure you can obtain and maintain a decently sized gamer base or things like this happen. Not every game is suited to the fee-to-pay model, and not every $80 CDN game needs…
These new ad galleries are cancer.
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I’m going to have to apologize to Sony now for laughing when the Book of Spells demo tanked at E3 2012. Who knew there was somewhere lower to go from a $40 QR code book.
This is going to be wildly expensive in Canada. Also, I think Nintendo stopped taking its meds again, someone should check under its mattress.
This is an exceptionally tone-deaf analysis of the movie. Does it have pacing issues? Definitely. But you have to be particularly callous and indifferent to purport that the movie is forcing the audience to “love” Jason or forgive him, or any of the characters. The art of this movie is that by the end there are…
Kinja sites are very finicky when dealing with Firefox adblockers, unfortunately.
The problem is narrow-sighted web developers developing specifically for Chrome and thereby causing issues in all other browsers, Firefox included:
Sorry Quebec, you’re a Canadian province. You’d think they could get over that fact some time in the past 150 years or so.
Turns out people on average are not amazingly good at video games and would like to be able to play them indefinitely once they buy them. Hmph.
The light on the floor is actually coming from the other side of the door through the window. That’s what makes this for me.