Studio Ghibli's the one that produced Princess Mononoke, Disney only published them stateside.

Wouldn't that require Square to redo the game mechanics to work with controllers instead of touchscreens?

It seems like Valve also talked with MarvelousAQL to persuade them to release the gamgameon Steam.

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They also gave analogue a 6/10. A instant promotion to "disregard their reviews" for me.

Or you can just root, and get access to features like blocking Ads (can't live without it), changing DNS, or Titanium Backum (extremely useful).

7 doesn't have Metro,

EPDaily/ROTR already aires on CityTV alongside G4.

What's amusing about it though, is how a French dress got so popular in Japan, a country that had been notorious for it's xenophobia.

How many "terrorist organisations" put their contact info in public?

Is it bad that it took me quite some time to see the "no" before "Zynga"?

And then there's also some games that don't really use Steam for launching (Age of Empires III, Jade Empire), so you can just directly launch the executable, and not bother with Steam.

Shouldn't WolframAlpha" be freemium now? There are features you can't use without a premium account.

However, at the same time, even with mid-to-high range products, you would be fine for quite a while, as long as you aren't trying to max every game. Maybe in 4-6 years, get another mid-to-high range GPU, and be set for the next half-decade (or more).

Just a note about that: it's actually $12/month if you go month-to-month. Paying for 4 years upfront is $288, or $6/month.

With my Galaxy SIII, I have 96Gigs of free space, 48GB until ~August 2013, and another 48Gigs until 2014. Pretty sweet.

Basically, what I mean is that Type-0 is still part of FNC (or FFXIII as it is/was stated), despite the name change.

Actually, I had a feeling Type-0 was just a name change to make it its own series, it still shared themes with FFXIII (like the L'Cie).

There's Type-0, it's touted to be quite good, but blasted SE can't be arsed to localize it utside of Japan.

Posted 2 years ago, and some people still don't get it.