Your idea for a TV show is stupid and everything about it is terrible.

Probably because they gotta drive by all the persecution centers on their way to work.

I thought he was just bad at spelling and just didn't want to see Colin Mockrie anymore.

Just because he was only preaching to the choir doesn't mean it wouldn't have achieved his desired goal.

Quite the opposite. I'm old. I think all of those games you're talking about are shit. (Yes, that includes Super Mario 64.)

Then there would be a cross-over.

Where's the Spoiler Space for this article?! I need to know who the candy-ass is!

You know why this is? It's fucking hard to summon up the will to review mediocre and say anything meaningful about it.

I can count the number of 3D platformers I enjoyed on 0 fingers.

No way, man. The dude that did Sandstorm on the toy trumpet rocked that shit.

Are you a different Whovian, or does changing your avatar not retroactively change it for all past posts? Either one has disturbing consequences.

Yeah, but I LIKE Hawaii. I don't want him to be a permanent part of your fine state.

Say what you want about HItler, but he never started a crybaby tweetstorm at 2am.

We can't afford that. Budget cuts to NASA. Fire him into one of those pools of super hot acidic water in one of our National parks.

So, is it a major miracle that the people who did the previous ones did it better?

The copper mug isn't "tradition" it was capitalism.

The thing in this case is that this isn't anything that would cost THEM money this time. AFAIK, Atlus doesn't publish in Europe/LATAM on their own. This would all be about them signing a deal with a publisher in those regions that would do the localization from Japanese to Spanish, possibly using the English files as…

Is it The F-Freshmaker?

Then I think what you'd want to do is pester Atlus (and other companies) to get Japanese to Spanish translators. I honestly just don't think people are aware of the problem you speak of because your slice of the market is so tiny.

Same. Ain't nothing wrong with being Mr. T.