Oh, so that was the game that I played that one time during one of the times I've gotten to go to Japan over a decade ago. Seriously though, this was very, very tame compared to some of the later Gals Panic games and some of the Hanafuda games too.

As great as this looks, I'm still holding out on buying a 3DS. Seriously, one thirteen-year-old game that most of us have played at least two or three times since it's original release doesn't quite make the 3DS a "must-buy".

You know, I was thinking the exact same thing myself. I love that show/manga. I wonder if the developers of this game felt like the license for the characters would be too much effort and just decided to make up their own instead.

Quote: "Needless to say, this is a Japan-only release." Three words sir: you never know...

According to a report, I think on this very site, you can in fact use the circle pad in stead of the d-pad.

Somebody should inform Ceelo Green A.S.A.P.!

You know palm tree fronds have zero strength when you're trying to string up a body. If anything, at least the censored cover art makes more sense, relatively speaking as a person who lives on a tropical island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

I'd suggest that they start one of these groups for Pokemon Black/White since there's a pass by feature, but then I'd inherently sound and feel weird.

But would you spend coins to have Nintendo send them to you? Man, I really have the biggest soft-spot for AR and I don't know why. The possibilities I suppose...

Skeletal buildings?

You don't know how happy I am to see it spelt lychee and not litchi. Though as long as people are pronouncing it lye-chee, I'm happiest.

Maybe in this case you also have to take into consideration the screen brightness, sound volume, and overall activity (is the disc drive being enabled often? are the processors being taxed more so, such as when browsing online? etc.)

I'm glad that Sony is considering the peripheral market, since I do prefer to have an official product rather than simply a licensed one. Though, I'm not too keen on the required little mini-USB adapters that plug into the top of the controllers for this charger. Anything small and wafer-like is liable to be lost or…

The only thing I know about China being sensitive about is images depicting human skeletons. The card game Magic has had to have a bunch of art re-touched just to be reprinted in China.

Sometimes, I wonder if she has nipples on either one of her breasts.

I thought he did a good job as well, granted he didn't really have the most complex mouth noises to spit out. I have to wonder if Mr. Bass had any say in his casting or if it was just a case of him wanting to do something in a video game since the whole "I'm going to be an astronaut" thing didn't pan out.

A lot of people get upset about the huge gap between trade-in value and resale price, but I look at it this way: what you give up in trade-in value versus original price goes towards convenience. Nobody is forcing you to trade in your collection of crap, you could go post it on Goozex, or Ebay, or Craigslist, or…

It all comes down to liability. If you don't have a valid ID proving you are at least 18 years of age or older then no trading in for you, at least that's how Team Gamestop Hawaii rolls. Because if you're not at least 18 and if any of the items you trade in are reported as stolen, there needs to be an adult who can…

You are correct sir.

Not like they didn't figure out a way to play MGS with "2 buttons"...*cough*Ghostbabel*cough*. (This comment was meant to be directed @xcentric, but commenting systems have changed.)