I only tried to play Final Fantasy X recently and it took me a while to realize why Tidys’ voice was so obnoxiously familiar. It’s cause he’s Johnny Test, from my least favorite cartoon of the same name from my usual Saturday morning routine when I was a kid.

I have been made a fool!

It’s totally noted. In the final paragraph.

Jim did give me my favorite line though.

May classics never die.

“There’s no point in acting surprised about it. All the planning charts and demolition orders have been on display at your local planning department in Alpha Centauri for 50 of your Earth years, so you’ve had plenty of time to lodge any formal complaint and it’s far too late to start making a fuss about it now. … What…

Not sure about the legal difference between actively disclosing this sort of connection and leaving it as an unstated “matter of public record”, but this really isn’t going to make matters any better for him.

Didn’t take long for “That Guy” to show up

Once, the whole enemy team just... left. Except for one poor guy that couldn’t bear not finishing the match. Nobody shot him. He knew that he couldn’t win. I couldn’t bear to see him alone and had him group up with me after the match. He wasn’t that good, but I stuck with him, at the very least.

What you’re saying is: Fans do what Nintendon’t.

Once you learn why he is naked with an oil baby, you will be ashamed of your words and deeds.

you’d imagine if they ever ended up doing it it’s the kind of thing that’s left for people to discover themselves, not blasted out as a press release.

MEI IS THE BEST, congrats on getting banned from kotaku

It’d be like if the creators of Grant Theft Auto went and did a hyper-realistic game about nothing but ping pong and it was completely serious.

Save your breath. He’s the type that sees a kid in a game and automatically disqualifies it or he’s lying through his teeth and will buy it day one like the rest of us and is just putting on a big show to be “that one guy”.

[New Quest Added] “Attend Patty O’Reilly’s Wake.”

hahahaha, I love the idea of a saints row v that’s set in the past and hyper serious, and you keep waiting for it to wink at you or break character, and then...

If you were hoping for them to rein it in—to say, make a somber period piece set in 1930s Ireland—prepare to be disappointed.