Yeah, it's pretty much what Cobaltios wrote.

I have

The funny thing is that I had always seen it that way, even when I was a child. It wasn't until years after it came out that I actually put any effort into trying to figure out why it looked so weird... I had to tell my self to look at it and recognize the hand instead of the extended mouth...

Whoa, that first header track... it strangely reminds me of a (jazzy!) combo of Sobakasu from RuroKen and Cruel Angel's Thesis from Eva, set to a Pokemon music-like vibe.

What's your opinion on implementing a system like that, though?

The Kyurem versions are technically not listed as new numbered Pokemon since they're considered "formes". There are other Pokemon with alternate formes, like Giratina, Meloetta, Deoxys, and Shaymin.

It's not much different than what has happened in every other generation before.

"Don't you remember? Zero saved my life!"

Ah, right. The classic Orange-Blue Contrast.

I'm sure they are. The number 300 refers to the number of Pokemon listed in the Unova/Isshu Pokedex, but not the number available in the full Pokedex. Most likely, the player will have to beat the Elite Four, etc. to unlock the rest of them in the wild.

Awww, thanks buddy.

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Squee?

Didn't Epic release some of the mods created for UT3's PC version on the PS3 version?

Ah, I see you already beat me to it.

I mean, really DK.

I think they still receive the comments on their end, but they just don't show up on the public live feed.

Did Sir Doyle change his content solely because of public pressure, or was it because he decided, by himself, to do so?

I was actually thinking it looks more like the California combined with the 550.

For some reason I've always mentally read this guy's name as "Dead Mouse Five".