Me too. I played a lot of Arcade fighters and brawlers back in the 90s and never saw this one.

A friend of mine got his in the mail yesterday...

Yeah, food truck was the first thing that came to mind.

Apparently, stock limitations is a good way to profitability.

The Young Master is suppose to be almighty and the center of the universe so he needs to get big enough to have his own gravitational pull.

I thought it was bigger because in that timeline, Nero kicked their butts and they swayed towards bigger and more powerful.

The first thing I though about when I saw the animated GIF and read the title was this horrible incident yesterday.

Why not? Anime now has a male version of Sailor Moon called Cute High Earth Defense Club Love!

I don't even know what to say. I just feel terrible.

I guess some guys really wanted to vent their frustrations of the day out. The arcade should have imported some Japanese punching bag games if those even existed back then.

On my first trip to the peelers as a broke-ass just legal adult, I made sure I had $200 just in case.

I remember there was one at the local arcade where the cushions were torn out and people just put their wallets on top to pound the buttons.

I agree. Because of the fixed camera, the tank controls work a lot better especially during battles where you need to run and scenes keep changing.

Super Mario All-Stars.

That article was terrible and misleading.

When I can count 5 Model S vehicles in a 20 minute span from Granville Island to Oak Street Bridge, that's a lot.

My wife much prefers to just press the Netflix button on the TV remote than load up the PS3. I don't mind simple "Smart" services like Netflix and NHL gamecenter built into the TV.

Phone snatchings got easier! Just dart down the sidewalk grabbing as mean as you can!

I'd like to think when I have kids, I would be able to keep them from being dumbasses without suffocating them. Then again, I'm sure most parents think the same way.

I'm not a boxing fan but have been curious as to how this guy became the most well paid athlete on thw planet. This is an excellent piece shining light on how boxing can just let horrible things slide for money.