"Once again, we appreciate these valuable comments from the shareholder" is the best ice burn ever.
For those of you who aren't versed in Japanese etiquette and politeness: they're basically doing the ultra-polite Japanese businessman equivalent of rolling their eyes and saying "Yeah, whatever, dumbass."
I'm glad i'm not the only one that felt Galaxy was sort of linear despite it's open-ness. I'd be down for a Galaxy 3 with a ton of exploration elements.
Mario galaxy 3 or sunshine 2
One of the parts of Nintendo that keeps me faithful. Don't overpromisse, don't overhype, deliver in time, polished and fully working. It's sad that such things are oftenly underestimated these days.
Rowsdower!!!
actually enunciation and pace can be controlled. back in high school, I was in forensics and talked in a similar fashion, and it took a a while, but I slowed down and enunciated more clearly and that improved my scores dramatically.
If someone can't speak properly, they shouldn't be narrating 26 minute long journalistic videos. There I said it.
I made it 22 seconds before I couldn't stand this guy's voice any longer. I'll wait for the game. I can't stand listening to someone who doesn't speak clearly...
I can understand their frustration. Last time I wore a rubber suit, lab testing said it was 99% effective. Now I've got a little shit running around the house calling me Dad.
I work as art director in a advertising agency.
"This is about Vogue, and what Vogue decides to do with a specific woman who has very publicly stated that she's fine just the way she is, and the world needs to get on board with that. Just how resistant is Vogue to that idea?"
Super Mario 3D World because.
Sonic 3 + Knuckles. Here's why:
I think it was that damn barrel that I think changes the opinions of 3 for a lot of people because it really was a glaring pain in the ass. The best level follows afterward though. Ice Cap zone has maybe the best music in the whole series, and is an awesome level.
Sonic 3 is great but I think the music, while great, took a beating. Couple that with the fact that Sonic 3 isn't really complete unless you have Sonic and Knuckles, and it loses a lot of points when compared to Sonic 2.
No joke: When I was a kid I was given Sonic 3 secondhand, obviously with no manual. I couldn't figure out, for a couple years, how to get past Carnival Night Zone Act 2. Eventually I made it with my grandpa's help (he plugged in a second controller and, the two of us, bounced on the spinning red drum until I was able…