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See what’s funny about this comment, is that you understood everything I said.

It’s like the point of communication isn’t to simply get points across or something. It’s like there aren’t varying degrees of English and ways to speak it. Woe is me! I’ll never get friends, a job or any understanding in life all because of…

Monster is real life Slurm. It tastes weird and is gross but also delicious and once you take a drink it's hard to stop.

cant do ugly...

Kenshin

IKR?! I think they boiled it down to: Too expensive to manufacture <_<

I’m still mad Nintendo didn’t make LL’s plates changeable :(

PlayStation Blog has the details, revealing the firmware’s internal codename was “Kenshin.” There’s no release date yet, unfortunately, but it should be before the end of the year.

- Heavy Direction/aiming is the point of some of the weapons. Greatsword and hammer are setup types of weapons, faster weapons such as longsword, sword and shield are in the game as well as many other new weapons.

In Super Smash Brothers, when you select him as a combatant, the announcer shouts out "Link" as he does for the names of all the other characters in the fighter selection screen.

Fair point! I'd argue that the play on words in many of those titles is a sign that Nintendo doesn't take his name 100% seriously, however.

Thanks a lot, now I'm going to have a lot of Link x Santa Claus images stuck in my head for the rest of the day...

"A Link to the Past" "Link Between Worlds" the fact that he's "Link" and "Toon Link" in Smash Bros. Etc Etc Etc

Don't forget Link's Crossbow Training.

Maybe Link is more of a descriptor or role than a name.

As a kid born in the 80's, this was my mistake.