You can score an invite for the low low price of $249.

I enjoyed the heck out of the game, so I'm hoping this holds up as well.

Oh my goodness those Felicia twins.

It's been a while since I played the game so I may be thinking of a different boss, but I remember getting tired of the cat and mouse and just climbed up on top of the booths and beat the tar out of the guy instead.

Nope. Look at the license plates, those are Michigan plates. And our ABC affiliate is 7-WXYZ. That is Metro Detroit.

Heh, heh. "Cat graveyard."

That's just up the road from here. And it WAS pretty foggy yesterday, overnight and in the morning...

I approve!

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought of this.

That's a good story. I like that. Cool dads are cool.

Don't bother. You'll jack up your hands before you'll actually throw a fierce punch. They were terrible.

Maybe... maybe you should read more than the first two paragraphs?

W

It was never in-game at all. But in line with Nintendo's censorship restrictions from ye olde dayes, slapping women around was a no-no, so they were changed to dudes. Capcom, on the other hand, just told people "Hey don't worry, they're not REALLY chicks. If you know what we mean and we think ya do. Wink wink."

I'm pretty sure Capcom came out later and said that it was canon.

This screen used to freak me out more than any other, as a kid. This, combined with the audio, gave me nightmares for years.

You know, I didn't think it't get in the way THAT much, but the changes Fatshark made to the controls for BCR2 are really awkward. I don't know why they didn't stick to the first game's controls - there was still room for a jump button if they really felt like they needed to add it.

Would you of played this? I think I would of played it too. Personally I think it of done well enough, I almost prefer this look.

Sure, I'll say it. That first girl is freaking gorgeous.

It would have been a lot funnier if they just threw a pair of steel ball bearings in there.