That’s a pretty ageist article you got here. I for one hope Gestalt will be available as a future free DLC/complete edition, and that you will question that bizarre obsession of yours for the other character’s younger, soft, buff and vigorous body, or whatever.

His scores for the DualShock version of Resident Evil Director’s Cut, released in 1998, and Onimusha, released in 2001, were popular among gamers.

There is no H in Nicolas Cage.

Going for $10 in some Walmarts clearance.

Going for $10 in some Walmarts clearance.

“Perhaps the same could be said of all religions...”

There’s a non-insignificant chance for each of us to die before having the chance to see it. In fact, it would be interesting to calculate the number of people who have died since the movies were first announced.

It IS nice to see Germany and Italy getting along so well! In fact, they haven’t gotten along so well since... Oh crap, nevermind. 

Did you mean “my new exercise platoon”?

“the 2007 killing of 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians in Baghdad’s Nisour Square”

Or you could buy rechargeables. You know, if you care about the planet or something like that.

Or you could buy rechargeables. You know, if you care about the planet or something like that.

Another one: Papo & Yo.

And Kotaku is complicit for participating in that culture of accepting any outrage at anything as legitimate, because “feelings hurt”. Enjoy this new era of only big budget movies having to be sanitized to the extreme and being purged of any reference to an increasing list of political and geographical notions,…

I’m glad the blind people can finally watch twitch streams without feeling offended.

The Eneba code gives a measly $2.45 off a $50 PS store card, and has $3.00 “service fees”. Eneba? More like enema.

The Eneba code gives a measly $2.45 off a $50 PS store card, and has $3.00 “service fees”. Eneba? More like enema.

So, in other words, for every potential adaptation presented to them, a majority of readers *did not object* to it, even in the worst cases when 30-40% opposed it. 70% did not object to a live adaptation of Totoro. That puts things in quite a different perspective.

Still not the right way to use the phrase “backward compatible.” 

Still not the right way to use the phrase “backward compatible.” 

So the pillow vibrates?

Or those frozen rocky mountain oysters on a stick. You know, Test-cicles.

And the ‘chatte’ that caused the censorship in ‘chatter’ is French for ‘pussy’ (mostly used for ‘luck’ in this context though). And it’s far-fetched, but the ‘engin’ in ‘engine’ could be slang too (literally meaning ‘big tool/machine’) but this one is not vulgar in its use, it’s sort of humorously cute.

This is why we can’t have nice things.