I think the best part about the Gamecube controller was the dual function triggers. Analog plus digital on the same button? Fucking genius.

A boomerang wielding character who's head is in the shape of a boomerang, I love it. So far this is my favorite character in Sonic Boom just based on appearance.

I'm watching Cheers right now, I cringe every time I hear Cliffy call Norm's name. "Naaaaaahm, Nahmee!"

I'm pretty sure they did. *NSFW*

People associate sexualized anthropomorphic animals with a sexual attraction to actual animals. Furries are sometimes tolerated, as in Dust: An Elysian Tale, but totally stigmatized as in this case. The primary difference is that the furries in this game are very sexual in nature, whereas in Bloody Roar most of the…

A local place uses kiwis and mangos in some of their sushi. Bananas aren't too far from that, I'd give it a shot.

I guess pinnaple pizza wasn't pizza until it got popular? >.>

Kitty better learn to grab it with two paws then. Jenga don't give a fuck about your handicaps.

Yikes, I had nearly forgotten that hideous header.

Local game stores (or local stores of any kind,) are a dieing breed. I think some stores can't help but go belly-up because they were edged out by the competition, while others don't even try. Example: There's one nearby called Toy and Gameland, they've been around for a pretty long time and they know how to get…

It was better than I had expected, but I still preferred normal soda normally. I'm surprised that we don't see the stuff in Coke Freestyle machines, they have tons of discontinued or otherwise difficult to find types of soda.

Oh good, I'm not the only one who dislikes Dr. Pepper.

That reminds me, I never got around to playing that. Maybe I should pick it up, it's sure to be cheap now.

I just linked the Steam one because most people purchase games through Steam. GoG still isn't super popular even though it's collection of older games is killer.

Interesting, I wasn't aware that either of those places are associated with curse words. Whenever I hear anything about NJ it's about it being an industrial wasteland and everyone talking with heavy guido accents. Whenever people talk about Boston it's always the lack of the "R" sound (E.G. "cah" instead of "car".)

Taps of the early internet

21 y/o here, my first PC had MS-DOS on it. I didn't upgrade my PC until Windows 98 was a thing, then again for XP. Jazz Jackrabbit for days!

Try going to a game store and asking if they have a display model. Odds are that the cashier will allow you to hold one of their referbs if they don't have a kiosk.

Because these words aren't heavily used across the US right?