I feel like the upcoming Final Fantasy games could be killer apps.

Why doesn’t he just say he doesn’t like the name Gianna?

And if I recall correctly, he was diagnosed while he was in the hospital after being stabbed.

The fact of the matter is that men’s soccer will never be huge in the US because dominant male athletes are largely driven to other sports. That’s not the case in other countries, and it’s not the case for women here. Women’s soccer has the potential to be as big as the NFL, MLB, NHL, or NBA someday. Men’s soccer…

Blaine Gabbert is not good, was not good, and will not be good. He wasn’t even good in college. He has been alright statistically this season, but he’s had mostly favorable game script and is only attempting about 30 passes a game. Give it time and his true form will reemerge.

How necessary is it to play the first two games in the series before playing this one?

I’m not saying it makes a world of difference, but it makes a difference.

You’re responding to my comment as though my initial comment does not exist.

Because realistically, most people who compete don’t do both competitively. It’s just not practical. Sure, there are some people who would just not do 4 competitively if Project M didn’t exist. But there are a lot of people who don’t do 4 only because Project M does exist.

This seems like a pretty crappy study. Why covary TV watching and physical activity? Physical activity is almost certainly the more important variable of the two.

Ah, you could’ve just saved time and let me know you were trolling with your first response.

Most of the “Team No One” comments I’ve been seeing haven’t been in the vein of “I don’t know whose side to be on” but in the vein of “they both suck”.

They are on the hook from day one, but Nintendo is far more likely to bring the suit in general if there is active work/distribution being done. That’s the issue. They’re not worried about their liability being increased, they’re worried about the actual odds of a suit.

I kind of agree. Four is a lot better than Brawl, and the mere existence of M hurts its competitive scene/commercial success. Project M was better for a certain demographic of players, but a worse game overall (I’m sure someone will take umbrage with me saying a mod is not as good as a game developed by Nintendo, like…

I think the “change in the landscape” issue probably refers to some other IP issue going on, whether or not that’s related to video games specifically. It doesn’t sound like it was anything specific to them.

In response to all the people saying things like “Team No One” or “They Both Suck”:

Tried to post this earlier, not sure if it went through:

In light of what happened at Good Morning America and other similar accidents, you have to wonder if staff were concerned about their actual safety as well, *especially* if Noah was planning on asking him about things that might enrage him.

I would give her a major side-eye if there were many opportunities for women like herself to get a major leading role that’s likely to bring them critical acclaim and awards, but that’s not the case. It’s kind of a lose-lose situation and men can make the decision not to work with Allen knowing they’ll get other…

Why can’t these people at least try to make a good faith argument? He wasn’t a “real and active” threat. He didn’t have a real gun! At least just own up to it and admit that he was a “perceived active threat,” not a “real” one.