And the asshole hosts who would quiz you on game minutiae.

They’re more likely to try to strangle the mod community so they can monetize that, instead.

The alliance I fly with runs a yearly vigil/day of peace, called John Bellicose Day, after a member of the alliance who took his own life years ago. We open our doors and invite everyone to come out to honor that memory and raise awareness of B4R.

I think it’s pretty safe to say that Bayo 2 is a superior game.

Huh. That’s just about worth picking up just for the HD Devil May Cry 1 that I never got to play.

PC didn’t get the Definitive Edition, though.

I mentioned this in the selection topic, but this also works great for baking if you want to avoid the oil. You can put them under high heat in an oven without worrying about doneness, and it’s nice.

I’m a big Unicorns of Love fan (EU team) and one of the reasons I like them so much (aside from their super fun play style) is that the players on their team don’t seem like robots, but go through emotional highs and lows.

The Classic Mario amiibo definitely gives the classic-colors suit; I think you’re right and that ol’ Uncle Amiibo was busy when you tried it.

For me it was the 30th-anniversary Classic Mario, the blocky one. Either one should work (mine did, even though mine actually has the modern colors).

I mean, his complaint is that this is going to beat the hell out of the games, passing them through so many hands. And that’s a fair complaint, especially for the disc-based media.

The OG maroon-and-brown colors are available as an amiibo unlockable! I know some people aren’t big fans of that, but that’s one color issue off the list.

I’ve done wings a few times.

I can’t think of any instances besides maybe the hippie episode where Cartman hated something and actually managed to convince the local moronic adults to go along with him, and it was supposed to be taken sympathetically.

They definitely have a ton of hate for Scientologists, and I think they did some dumping on Mormons too (but then again, there aren’t many targets they’ve missed in so many years of run time). I don’t remember them being too hateful of Jews, though; plenty of Cartman mocking them, but when I was watching a lot of it…

The Zapper was a lot more gun-like.

I suppose the ever-present “oh but kids might imitate it in play” thing is there. The Super Scope was basically a dolled-up mini bazooka, it’s not exactly the type of thing a kid is going to find laying around the house and decide to run around playing Mario with.

I mean, it’s not “throwing it away.” I chucked in $15 myself; all the proceeds are going to Doctors without Borders, which is a *fantastic* charity.

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Even more painfully, having played both of them, I think Bayonetta 2 is a significant improvement in a few ways.

“He was the only kid in the world who had one because he’d received a one-of-a-kind prototype from the cereal company. The toy didn’t get mass-produced because the show had just gotten canceled.”