Hollywood would try to make the characters' appearances and the courtroom events realistic and boring to the point it's unrecognizable from the source material.

but... didn't they already release a Darkstalkers COLLECTION on the PSP? On the release day of the first PSP?

Knowing our long history of Americanizing anything we get from Japan, "Thundersqueak" would likely be the badass Americanized name.

Name origin

Awesome! Maybe now we'll finally play that Megaman Legends 3 demo...!

watching how the Sonic games have progressed is like watching a kid becoming into an adult:

I've always liked this video and the choice of music...

Early 20th century... the Great Depression maybe?

it's sort of impossible to miss the first Sonic game seeing as though it's been rereleased in just about every new media imaginable

Was it really that small? Maybe I'm confusing a megabyte or two with SNES games...

Oh boy. As if I don't already have that very same game in the original cartridge form, the rom (and romhacks), PC Collection, Mega Collection for the Gamecube, Wii Virtual Console, Ultimate Genesis Collection for Xbox and Classic Collection for DS.

hence why it was called the "Stalk Market" :3c

Just like with Link in Legend of Zelda or any random create-a-character for a lot of games today, he was supposed to represent you. Since you can't really talk to characters in a videogame, they decided to have him mute and have his actions speak for him instead.

The box for all I know probably had a body part of someone he wanted to eat, but with the lack of blood, it's pure speculation... and either he left due to fears of getting caught or he decided to take a trip and enjoy delicacies from overseas :|

he was in Vice City, he was pretty much the old cowboy entrepreneur's protege who's learning the ropes in dealing with business and real estate, even so far as taking a quote he said in Vice City to tell Claude in a mission he gives in III.

The worst part? We'll likely STILL never know what became of Donald Love after he disappeared in that one mission.

they did have a Classic Sonic plushie... 20 years ago almost :|

since I live in a small town, I never had much of a chance to experience arcades too often... I usually got to play some in another town's bowling alley or an Indian casino's arcade meant for little kids to wait for their parents to blow their money on the slots.

The unsettling ambient "music" was always so quiet, it always scared me whenever at any given moment I'll find a Metroid and then that loud theme song started up. I'd usually panic and shoot like crazy before realizing there's a pattern...

my record for beating the game the first time was 11 hours... I was so lost as a kid, lmao