My thoughts exactly. I was wondering if the thing was sold with a gom jabar
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Hell yeah!
Bravo, sir, you're the winner of the Internet.
Maybe you just didn't want to play the game. I don't know. Seems like you made your choice...
I laughed when I saw loads of people on the net say that you needed super awesome end-game perfect accessories and maxed out characters and a specific set of 3 characters to beat the super-turtles (Long Gui and Shaolong Gui) ("YOU WILL DIE IF UR NOT MAXED OUT AND USE THESE CHARS UV BEEN WARNED"). Ha! Ha! Nothing beats…
wow, I just looked at the prices for used copies online, it's frightening. I found the special edition (with Ocarina of Time Master Quest bonus disc) for 20€ way back in the GameCube Era, which was VERY decent. In retrospect, I should have gotten the regular copy for 15€ instead, since the bonus disc was so damaged…
Square Enix owns Taito nowadays. Square Enix are known to overprice their iOS games (even though I'd still say some of them are worth every penny). Guess that explains it.
I'm pretty sure that a professional animator who makes a tribute animation as a fan for fun, for free, in his free time counts as "fan animation". He's not making money with this video, it's more like using his professional skills on a personal project.
That's the sign of a good actor. Mr. Julia was talented enough and loved his work enough to make the most out of any role. He will be missed.
Just take a few steps back...
Oh, there's somewhere all right, a good third of the entire Internet is dedicated to that.
Don't be in a worry, might be a few days, my wife is very strict with my game time :P
Apparently, I should! I'd never even heard of the game before.
They did in Belgium as well, actually I think it's a European regulation.
How can they be sure it was THAT student's penis? did they verify? That'd be kind of creepy...
Uum, I don't get it.
107 years? That's ambitious. Then again, the best way to die old is to live longer.
Yeah, people are only just now realizing that although USB ports are always 5V, the amount of juice they can provide can vary, and that some devices like the iPad just won't charge on weak USB ports (not while in use, at least).
Haha! That made my day!
While we're on the topic of Japanese funeral services. You need to see the 2008 movie by Yōjirō Takita, "Departures", if you haven't already. I actually learned about it through some comments on Kotaku and I'm hoping I can reach to some others in the same way, it's a marvelous movie.