Right. Because using secret codes that neither the manual nor the game itself told you about is the one right and proper way to play a video game.

It was Mega Man 3, don’t worry about missing out on something.

You know Nintendo Power didn’t exist until almost three years after the game’s (and system’s) New York City soft release in 1985, right?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/permanent-daylight-saving-time-america-tried-it-before-and-it-didnt-go-well/ar-AAV7nQu

Fuck DST. Standard time year-round.

That game is full of tiny particles and sprites. What you’re seeing isn’t the game being slow, it’s the video encoder tanking frames because it can’t handle those particles efficiently.

Someone get this guy a Hololens, we found a consumer use that someone might actually want.

If you can max out the score, the negatives provide a way to error check. If you are adding but the score goes negative instead, then you know there was an overflow without having to check the old score against the new one. (Which, ok, is pretty easy too, but a good programmer will still optimize.)

In terms of matching regional expectations, I think 7-Eleven Japan is still just a convenience store, but compared to America they have a much wider selection of products and services.
Not sure there really is a proper American equivalent. Not unless you can find a 7-Eleven that’ll sell you Final Fantasy VII Rebirth…

The YouTube description reveals this isn’t a random number:

It all sucks, yes, but in the 7-Eleven case, you gotta remember that 7-Eleven Japan is different enough from 7-Eleven America that having the same promotions doesn’t make much sense.

And yet your other comment praises Michael Jackson.

Yes! Like the sands of the hourglass, these are the days of our lives!

Historically, it's "Reeves'". No repeating the 's'. But language is, and should always be, in flux. For current English, I think both are correct and in a few decades, repeating the 's' will probably be the sole correct form.

Except that in order to have a fair trial (which is constitutionally mandated), criminal prosecutors need to provide ALL evidence to the defense, even if it’s damaging to their case.

But not Becky?

One would hope that there are a few franchises where, if the given fan actually understands the themes of the games in question, they would be less likely to be extremists. Metal Gear, for example. Or The Binding of Isaac.

Disco Stu says aishiteru!

Of course... whether it gets done well is even more of a crapshoot than it is in a corrupt democracy (like America).

As far as preservationism goes, there’s also the element of showing future generations, “Hey, we made mistakes just like you. Last Action Hero for the SNES exists; feel good about yourself that you weren’t responsible for that.”