Am confused. How did you get to that conclusion?

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Reminds me of the time anons hacked the wrong Japanese site because they screwed up the reading of a kanji.

There's a special notation for first and second endings in music (see the image). By itself, a repeat sign simply means to the beginning of a song and play what's before it a second time, this time ignoring the repeat sign. There may also be a repeat sign that is flipped horizontally, with the dots facing the right.…

Completely F2P TF2 does limit players to a fifty item backpack, and only being able to trade items to other players that were traded to them. Buying a Mann Co. item — any item — relieves these restrictions. It's not completely free, but damn close.

My bad. It doesn't even seem that Kotaku has its writers stick to one convention or another.

The comma goes inside the quotation marks.

Yep. Just watched Bill Maher using my family's account.

The sites would just appeal it, no doubt.

Torrent client usage does not equal piracy. Does anybody expect this to go anywhere?

Indeed. The physics feel completely off in that demo.

I did it with XCOM. It did take an unusual amount of waiting before the screen to install from disc, but... idk.

Many games that require Steam are sold on disc at retail, and can be installed from disc instead of downloading it.

Incredible, no? That XCOM-like sorrow when your favourite twenty-percent-cooler pony goes down would make it GOTY.

Ha. Good, then.

Will they work on my Android app?

Same here. It's fantastic.

Kudos for Kotaku, from me as well. You guys deserve something or other for this.

I am going to stay far away from that movie.

This is the Nichijou with the robot Nano Shinonome, right? Please, please tell me it didn't tease a loli-riffic Professor.