You may have got the demo at launch, but you could have got the SSX Tricky full game with the console if you'd waited. (likely bundled with a few other games as well).

Solid point being made by the song though. +1

Indeed. My first thought when I saw this was ''How long has Final Fantasy been dead?''.

Because this impacts your single player experience how?

Yeah that questline was not ''just recently discovered''.

Wow, what a wuss.

Mental illness is terrifying. I take it the stigma we're trying to avoid here is that the ill people are not necessarily terrifying or violent, but the title and other themes in this article are misleading at best.

They may not be up to scratch, but are you saying that SS's look is any better? I'm glad we've moved away from Toon Link, but this oversimplification is just starting to look lazy, not 'endearing'.

The syncing between the heads in the helmets and everything else just looked weird. The rest of it looked pretty ace, but the illusion shattered when this almost cut out head appears every so often.

Notoriously bad meaning... Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, and God knows how many other famous actors contributed? Pulling that one out of your nethers I wager.

Thanks for that, genuinely fun read.

You say a 'chunk of the market', but I think he likely has a better grasp on the figures than you do.

Lol'd hard at the McDonald's Vegeta. Well played.

So you hate cheese, except when you like cheese. Also, spicelol.

Threaten to kill a bunch of kids where their parents can hear you. See who laughs.

So, you admit that his behavior crossed a line, but then go back and say it didn't really because it was just a joke? He was just supposed to be ignored then. following the recent incidents that had taken place?

Are you honestly comparing such an everyday, cliche with threatening to massacre a school full of kids and eat parts of them? Really?

Yeah, I can. Just like I never yell about bombs at airports, or tell security guards I'm feeling particularly ''stabbish'' tonight when I go to a club. By all means, say things in jest, but there's a time and a place for everything. He's learning this the American Prison system hard way.

As a rule, when something like this pops up time and time again (Blink, Cone of Cold, Magic/Arcane Missle) D & D usually came up with it. Naturally they got their inspiration from elsewhere, but the ref is almost definitely to Dungeons and Dragons if it's being used in Pop culture today.

I'm definitely interested in knowing more, but am very cautious of the fact that that was all very, very scripted. That and the dialogue between the first guy and 'Darla'' made me gag. "I'LL TAKE POINT!!1 :DD:D:D!!11"

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