He's even got the officially licensed security badge from Sanshee;
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Yup, that perfectly captures my...less than happy memories of encounters with Bonnie.
CP. I love the Panthers, but this one is overpriced, not to mention the ‘06-’11 models improved on a few things. I don’t care for the LX sport either as I like the bench seat and column gear selector on the standard version.
Surprise into fear was done especially well for Foxy IMO. He is not mentioned on the steam page, isn't in the trailer, and is not in any of the first game's official screenshots. The surprise that there is a fourth animatronic when he opens the curtain is disconcerting enough, but the first time you see him…
The fabric look can look fine if done well IMO. Case in point;
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Agreed, but truly the games were never really about the jumpscares. They’re moderately disconcerting, yes, but the real terror of the games comes from rapidly switching back and forth between the cameras, trying to find one of the animatronics that you’ve lost sight of, and desperately hoping that it’s not outside of…
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Please Hollywood, don’t destroy what makes it interesting like you tend to do with other video game based films.
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Somehow relevant;
Damn, now we'll never know how that sentence was supposed to end.
The pre-’87 models had nicer tail lights IMO.
You can’t forget her - she wouldn’t let you!
That delay in the speedometer’s digital readout brings back memories! :D
Rightfully so; that digital dash layout is pretty bitchin’.
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It’s like every amiibo that isn’t Mario, Zelda, Peach, Yoshi, or Luigi is no longer manufactured, or if they are, they’re manufactured in single-digit production runs. How the hell can Nintendo tout having so many varieties and yet they’re impossible to find?