ThePalmtopTiger
The Palmtop Tiger
ThePalmtopTiger

First of all, we're talking about a game, not a real life person. Changing the character's bio is completely arbitrary. Also in the world of video games the lore from the country of origin is usually the one referred to when there are contradictions between versions.

I'm assuming you've only seen the show. Brace yourself for a big reveal.

Just seemed like another Disney Princess movie.

Well Captain America was a character created to drum up American nationalism during the second Great War. He's a propaganda piece, TBH I'm surprised he is still as popular as he is.

Referring to Indie GOTY: Does anyone else think that games which are not in "full release" shouldn't be up for awards? I mean, we're lauding a game which is subject to significant change. Not only that, but is it eligible for the years that it is in development? If X game didn't win this year but entered full release

While I think that Rogue Legacy was an excellent game, I'm not sure that it deserves GOTY. That having been said, I don't think that Starbound does either. I'm not sure what I would crown, maybe after careful evaluation of all of the notable indie games of the year I would come to the same conclusion.

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is easily one of my favorite movies. All of Kevin Smith's comedies are excellent.

It hasn't had experience with an online system for that long because it ignores its user-base. I want to play games with my friends without having to arrange get-togethers. I want to be able to buy my games online. I don't want a glorified forum, I don't want a Mii, and I sure as hell don't want to input friend codes.

I think it'll work well for some people and terribly with others. People with facial hair in particular I think will have difficulty using it.

The fact that you're deaf is probably a good reason not to play.

*rolls eyes* One of these people.

Guess who isn't going to cease-fire, this guy!

That's such a hard decision because as I continue to watch shows, other shows, even those who I liked immensely in the past, fade from my memory. Overall though, there are few shows that constantly pop up in my mind as the most memorable.

Just Cause 2 is no longer $3 on Steam.

I don't think it's that big of a deal. I mean, it makes sense to me that the owner of one of the biggest video game companies in the world would own video games. It is logical when we look at him as both a consumer and as a businessman because by owning a Wii U he can keep tabs on what Nintendo is up to.

Yeah, I struggled to make a simple redstone elevator.

Agreed, unless you don't mind game-breaking bugs and a lot of missing features then don't even bother.

Does anyone else cringe when they watch someone else play a game that you normally play?

And boom goes the dynamite.