It's called empathy. And clearly you have none.

We are a dying breed, my friend. The Entitlement Generation has taken over, and they want BLOOD. (Or just to fucking bitch about everything and anything.)

Nice! I'm in Japan so I wouldn't be able to find the English versions without effort. But maybe I'll look into this PS3 game here if it's cheap.

I love when people know what they're talking about. Especially about things the average person/gamer has never heard of. Thanks! :-D

Right...Japan. Of course not your use of the word "coinslot".

Are you me? No? So how the fuck would you know my intention?

Your jealousy is amusing. I mean, how sweet. You even came back to see why I wasn't there anymore...

Private all the way. Only way to be truly successful and have long term sustainability. Sure, public companies in general make more money. But they are eventually picked apart or devoured in some way or form.

Well that's being a bit pedantic, but that's fine. You are correct, of course.

You're probably right. Some games take 100's of hours to complete. You would have to sit day-in and day-out playing games. Granted there ARE people who do that. Maybe he is one of them. But it is skeptical. I didn't even think about sharing, so good point.

That's a lot of platinum trophies. It's quite a feat, and a bit impressive. But how does someone have the time for this? I really can't imagine this person having a healthy lifestyle.

Do you take medication? The more I read your comments, the more I'm certain you miss doses.

Ah gotcha. You're jealous. But I can see why you never made it over here, based on your shit reading comprehension for starters.

I really don't understand people like you. So threatened by the unfamiliar. If you are so uncomfortable discussing and reading Japanese words in a post about Japanese culture, then maybe you should comment elsewhere.

Dude. Go away. You're annoying.

What shinigami said. I'm not saying it is white trash, but that's the closest way to describe what Japanese people think of yanki's.

Double post.

Thank you.

I didn't say it to "peak someone's interest". Seeing as how I live in Japan, it's a part of the language—other than English—that I speak daily, and we are discussing a Japanese product being sold exclusively in Japan, AND "yanki" is very much a Japanese cultural thing, I say my use is appropriate.

But we are talking about Japanese people, and Japanese products. And I live in Japan. I am not talking about you and your embarassingly small world view.