The hair flip post...now this. What are you trying to tell us, Cecilia?
Nah, still fuck the NRA.
There should have been an armed parent watching closely.
No asshole, what we need right now are #thoughtsandprayers
It’s true. Had there only been more guns in the house, this whole horrible tragedy might have been averted.
Fuck guns and fuck the NRA and fuck anyone who supports the NRA.
Obviously we need to start arming the 13-year-old girls.
“We can’t give it an 18 rating because kids will play it” (to paraphrase) is kind of a bad reason. I’m sure there are good reasons not to give it a rating - at least one is given in this article (I’m not re-reading it to count) - but that isn’t one of them, otherwise you can say the same about every 18 rated game.…
Burnie Burns: Emmy nominated A Tesla Owner.
Not only Nintendo Labo, but the exact way Fei would draw Cecilia after transitioning too. Also that Cecilia would transition...
Just a correction: I don’t think Life in Aggro is from the archives of 2014 unless they predicted the Nintendo labo 4 years ago which is pretty impressive
I guess we know who was in the SpaceX starman suit...
I had this impression.
Well as long as we’re talking about things we regret reading, I’ll go ahead and add your comment to the top of the list.
Letter notation has the added advantage of being side-agnostic. If the game’s movelist says qcf+punch, you know that you roll the quarter-circle towards your opponent and hit punch. Numpad notation means that 236+punch becomes a 214+punch when you’re facing left. That’s one less thing you have to think about when…
Meh. Shit opinion.
I finished the Japanese version of FF8 but never finished the US version. I never played FF9 because I hated the character design. Chrono Cross was garbage. It was touted as the sequel to Chrono Trigger but never came close to it. It would have been better if it was marketed as a completely different IP.
The writer/director of the anime adaption of Kemono Friends shared internal information regarding the anime to outside parties. The publisher of the manga (who typically shares the rights of the franchise with the creator) requested no information be shared about the anime adaption unless it goes through the publisher…
Isn’t it more likely the character is jail-bait, all things considered?