At first I found her annoying with the constant "desu", but then I got over it and enjoyed her character for what she was. My two favorite parts are when she arrives at the club room and starts fighting Nibutani without looking at her and when she has the door slammed on her twice with Rikka yelling "My servant!!"…

You sir, win many internets...

Just... ouch... >_<

On my trip to Japan in October, KFC there is much better than KFC back home, no Popeye's to be found, though the only thing I like about Popeye's is the biscuits and red beans. :P

Let us not forget, two... to... too. :P

Considering this is an artists' rendition, I would assume that character visibility trumps health bars. If it were an actual game, I would agree with you. The health bars should be largely visible most of the time, if not always.

How much is a metric fuckton? Is it equivalent to a metric asston? Sorry, couldn't pass this up. :P

In the actual story, Alibaba is a hard working honest man who stole from the thieves. >_>

I used to be an adventurer like... no wait... *smash*

I'm not a big fan of Sony, but even I felt like it was a tripe smear piece for the first quarter of the article. Unlike a lot of the ninnies here, I actually read the entire article. The writers should have cut out the theatrics at the start and just went straight for the topic that constitutes the rest of the article.

They are actually not wearing masks, it's a combination of special contact lenses and unique placement of cosmetics. Still, it is cringe inducing. http://www.webpronews.com/real-life-anime-girl-gives-makeup-tips-2012-10

Those sound like great comparison's. I'm a bit disappointed with Amazon over the Kindle version. They limit it to requiring the Kindle Fire or Kindle for Android. I'm not sure how much is Amazon and how much is DC Comics getting in the way here, but it seems obvious that they are trying to force people toward the…

Ugh... cry some more would you? The reason it has sucked down as much money as it did is because people enjoy it. I'm not sure how you can fault a company's influence on an industry because they made a popular product.

I think it comes down to, their game, their tournament, their rules. The only likely reason it wasn't a full disqualification is because Riot felt responsible that they were even able to see the screen in the first place, as they should be. They are fixing that for the finals by placing a divider between the players…

"But then there's a moment, a strange transition. Angelo is no longer in the commercial. In his place, a very young Angelo Jr - he can't be any older than 17.

I believe the argument was one or the other. You can't just add a knife into the equation and say "fork is better...". If you had access to only one or the other with no supplement utensil, what then? Honestly, I don't mind using either. They both have their strengths and weaknesses.

Had to do this...

Let us not forget Nicholas Cage's pachinko fever.

Sorry, but they lost me at "in conjunction with Zynga".

Quite the asshole aren't you? Why wish that a platform should suffer just because you don't enjoy the method of input? That is like someone wishing the Xbox or PS3 would suffer by Zynga getting into making FPS console titles because they don't like dual-stick controllers.