It’s just a stigma against the unusual or counter-culture. We’ve been conditioned to think that way over the years. Think about every film you’ve ever seen. How often is the hero covered in tattoos? The villain? Watch the news for ten days straight, how many perpetrators had tattoos or unusual piercings?

It’s perfectly acceptable for a kid to freak out at the scar, but the mother and staff are assholes for making you leave because of it. They wouldn’t ask a guy with massive man-titties to leave, nor would they ask an amputee because of the fallout.

MGS5’s ratings are fairly frustrating and confusing. There are times where I’ll do all of the secondary objectives with perfect stealth but take fairly long and end up with a B, others where I’ll run and gun without doing secondary objectives and get an A, and times where I’ll die several times and finally complete…

Nintendo just has fantastically charasmatic top brass.

Ok, it’s pretty clear that you’re arguing for the sake of argument. The entirety of the emulating community refers to it as the PSX. Go on any ROM or emulation-centric website and you’ll see the Playstation abbreviated as PSX. It’s ubiquitous, and while “PS1” is still used, it’s nowhere near as prevalent, at least…

The PS1 wasn’t historically known as the PSX, but it’s currently known as the PSX whether or not you like it. Arguing about this fact (there’s no question that people call it the PSX) makes you look out of touch, at best.

I know what a PSX is, essentially a PS2 with DVR function, but it doesn’t change the fact that the PS1 is also referred to as the PSX. The PSX (PS2) is a relatively unknown device outside of Japan since it never made it out. Hell, it might be largely unknown within Japan because it sold so poorly and had such a…

Do I just suck at it or is Mystical Ninja a really difficult game?

It’s a novel concept. I don’t doubt that there’ll be a lot of players, at least initially, but whether or not they stay depends on whether or not they stay and how Nintendo monetizes it.

You can’t see me, but I’m vibrating with excitement.

The PDF is nice, but TBH, when I end up buying the game it’ll be a physical copy. I’m a real sucker for art books and similar physical merch.

Let’s pretend that the iPad 2’s resolution/screensize is really too small and that it actually is obsolete and needs replacing. At that price point why wouldn’t you just go all-out and purchase an 11 inch Macbook or 13 inch Pro at $1300? Size is an issue? Well you can get a 11 inch Macbook Air at $900.

Thanks for the response. I’d never played the Dreamcast version of RE3, but I had played Veronica, which looked fantastic at the time.

Have you played Resident Evil 3 on PSX? How does it compare? I would assume that the Dreamcast port has superior graphics.

PSA: If you’re feeling nostalgic then you can play Dreamcast games in your browser for free (if you watch a short ad first, otherwise you need to use virtual credits) at Vizzed.

Out of curiosity, is this mission available to people who didn’t play Ground Zeroes, and if so, does rescuing him add him to Mother Base? I played GZ, so I’m spoiled and have had him in my party from the very start.

Maybe it’s time to upgrade my 3DS’ SD card.

Maybe it’s time to upgrade my 3DS’ SD card.

Did OoT have inverted X? I don’t remember it that way. I just replayed it on 3DS, but was using the gyroscopic control. Was aiming with the circle pad pro X inverted as well?

That’s actually the most logical explanation I’ve heard so far. I never thought of it as the world “moving.”

I’m hoping for a parallel release on both Wii U and 3DS. It worked very well for Smash Bros, and Pikmin is well suited to both short and long play sessions.