It is, it's like they tried to give her more "male" proportions (head to body ratio) but kept the head the original size. That said, it makes "sense" when playing, her movements are really fluid.

I'd say it's a hit or miss depending on the kind of player. Their games are based upon sheer skill, and to develop skill you need practice, which needs patience. It was a hard lesson with the Wonderful 101.

It has so much content I don't even think is one of those games you can just finish. I do agree is hard, but only in how challenging is to make good combos and get good scores, it doesn't do any hand holding, just Bam! you're playing. I'd say normal is the perfect difficulty to experiment.

I think Infamous should have stayed on that list. I understand Shadow of Mordor is a good game, and that Destiny is a big game, but I don't know if I would have removed Infamous to give those a place, as there are some other that could have taken the cut better. (Is the Lego Movie game really that great? Is on every…

Playing against Captain Falcon is always terrible because of that. You're always waiting for that moment, when you will drop your guard.

What I think is even more puzzling is why they left it out of the remakes.

This is an angry teenager of a game, no less. It appeals to morbidity. Though it can bring some interesting points on some respects. A lot of us play games as a form of release and coping, and most games are, in the end, a control/power fantasy.

Being fair and all, those are issues with the not-new XL/LL.
And it's not that surprising, considering the design and build of the New3DS are very similar to the XL.

Most of the time, in bakery, at least, vanilla does mean plain. If they're adding a flavour, they'll give you a fancy name, like "French vanilla", or "Generically-Exotic-Region vanilla".

Man I really want the black one. I've had a white XL (the Animal Crossing edition) and the yellowing is starting to show. I just hope that with the slightly bigger screens it won't feel as a downgrade from the XL.

Speaking for me, but knowing more than one language can really screw the way one expresses through all of them.

Being fair, I re-watched that movie a couple of years ago. God there are so may dirty jokes in there.