No love for World Trigger?
It’s a popular joke within the community. Viewers of professional matches often claim that they have placed Bugatti(s) as bets. When the match ends, the winners will taunt the fans of the losing team by writing “Thanks for your Bugatti(s) [Insert team name here] fans!” while the latter will reply “Muh Bugatti(s)! *Sad…
First time I get to use this in response.
Except Nintendo actually makes games still.
It’s a massive 3’7”-by-3’3” set
YEEE-AAAAAAH!!
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If I recall correctly, the reason Starcraft:Ghost never came out was a legal one. The development studio that handled it first (Nihilistic Software) kept dragging their feet, and so Blizzard punted it over to Swinging Ape Studios, but then Nihilistic sued, saying SAS couldn’t use their assets, essentially forcing the…
I don't know but I feel like I just saw Jesus or something
No.
Another ProTip some people appreciate (myself included) is that if you hold the ‘PS’ button for 10 seconds, the controller shuts down.
This was apparently something that could be done on the PS3 as well, but since it was faster to just press the PS button and select ‘Turn Off Controller’, I never knew about it.…
I absolutely agree with this. I would not have bought the game except that Capcom added local co-op back to PC version. I have played 2.5 episodes so far and my wife and I really enjoy it. I would never have played this game if I had to switch players. If this game was simply a single player thing I doubt I would have…
if you like JRPGs then you owe it to yourself to play this one..........
I dont know if you can still do this but if you played a warlock, you could get your eye of kilrogg to wedge into a tiny space at the bottom of kara's tower (the outside part) and yo ucould see a big smiley face underneath it. Not exactly a hidden location, since it was never meant to be viewed at all. But it was…
Just like the small group of people that convinced them to release Xenoblade, which was so successful it led both to a New 3DS port and a Wii U sequel? Or the small group of people that convinced Microsoft to drop their XB1 DRM?
