Why are they in Japan but have Chinese names?

In Korea, the banks also do the match making, matching people with similar wealth.

hey you should also post the few response pics too

@Balkerz: except Android is not open, just more open than Apple

@Skutarth: Seems like the soccer game I was playing was the sequel, the 2nd soccer game, from Technos. Called Kunio Kun no Nekketsu Soccer League or sometimes called Goal3. Don't think it was released in the US.

this and their soccer game are two that take most of my time on the Famicom. The difference of RCR sports games are that you can only control one guy in each. I'll take their soccer game over Rockman Soccer anytime.

finally platinum FFXIII and move on to Enslaved

@mironym_k: I had more fun with the combat challenges than the game

you can watch and interact with one at the New York Hall of Science

not that's not how it works

@akacrash: like they sell Sears Tower at Willis Tower, and Empire State Building at Empire State Building

but did you act like you were getting licked

@DJ_Skrull: just his costume that Snake can wear

@Tokidoki(何時も): Quite a few words sound similar, or directly phonetically taken from Chinese and vice versa. It's also better translated when the two have similar cultures and concepts. And sometimes there are just no word for it in English (usually when fansubs don't even translate it but put a explanation on the…

When watching Japanese movie/tv I would also opt for Chinese subs. The two are close enough that sometimes, even puns work. And you know how they love their puns.

@phantasmo: lol didn't see that til you point that out

@CubemonkeyNYC: [www.bbc.co.uk]

a redditor visited the place, took some pics with his iphone [imgur.com]

@e_x_i_t: wiki says action adventure