I never liked tactical RPGs. even stuff like Advance Wars, and I didn't get a PSP. Dissidia and the ff7 prequel were the only 2 games I wanted to play on it, and couldn't justify the purchase.

The last FF game I actually finished/enjoyed was 10

Not trolling. He interpreted it as each skater will travel 200 miles per game, whereas you interpreted it as all of the skaters combined will travel 200 miles.

Are they still going to stick the one black princess on watermelon related products?

Made me think of this song...

I'd like to say that this article was great, and I'd like to see more like it.

Blood: The Last Vampire was mediocre

"Watch Dogs is a work of fiction, and as a work of fiction, it's free to take whatever artistic it wants with real historical events—especially if it's going to make such an impressive looking game in the process. Carry on, Watch Dogs!"

Same here, though I'm in the burbs. Maybe it was worse in Manhattan?

Imagine if she said no...

My Galaxy Nexus does, too. It's how my phone and wallet survived a GWAR concert. :P

I just wish there was less of that musical fuckery. Show the tricks, at 1x speed, with no "glitchiness" to it

you've got it backwards. Anonymous was always a bunch of scummy amoral kidults who had no cause, etc.

"(which will last you around days)"

I was spoiled by Dark Age of Camelot. Armor designs made sense, covered vital organs for both males and females, etc. now all fantasy mmo's just seem silly...

Really? I was protesting the game because I thought it came from North Korea's overblown gaming market.

Yeah, but do you want to watch every whiny teenaged girls vlog about how timmy likes her, but she likes jimmy, but timmy is kinda cute anyway, in a Justin Bieber sort of way. I'd rather shoot myself.

They have one. It flagged an AMV I had done as copyrighted by Starz in the US.

Can I just say, as a former Catholic school kid, that nuns are never that hot. And if they were, my time at school may have been better enjoyed.

This is a terrible idea. I'd try to crumple it up without a thought, and when I did...