I dunno why, but I absolutely cannot stand subs. Maybe now I can actually watch this series that everyone seems to be gushing over.

Ah, if only Luigi hadn't missed. Negative Zone would wreck some shit.

Yeah, the entire series is basically these three cocking about near cars.

I live in a relatively small city where McDonald's is the only thing we have more than one of (and one of them's in the damn Wal-Mart). Usually this makes it hard to find anything, but one upside is that the employees at the local GameStop recognize me when I come in. I've never had to deal with any skeevy or…

I re-bought that game a while back to play some of it's fan-goddamn-tastic multiplayer. Sadly though, I could never find a match anymore.

Boxlife and Pictobits! I also see Digidrive, Precipice and Aquia on there. Good to see I'm not the only human being who enjoys the Art Style series.

Longer than that, me boyo.

Oh, they released a new version. TF2DJ, it's called. This version works in the new audio codec.

Monkey D. Luffy, get the hell out of there. What are you doing, this isn't even One Piece.

There can be only one TV-headed robot:

CommandGirl Video, what are you even doing there. That's not BIT.TRIP, you silly.

Ladder Goat, you so random.

Hello to the good Doctor, Avid reader of Kotaku and glad to see you on board! So, here's my question. Can you give some hints on where exactly a nerdy girl can find a nerdy guy? I live in a horribly small town of a few hundred people. I went off to college and now I live back here. Dating is limited to, well,…

Yay, Joltik! Joltik is my cuddlebug. And Galvantula is my fuck-you-anything-that-wants-to-get-in-my-way bug.

It's a side story from the Majora's Mask manga by Akira Himekawa. They (it's actually two people) do an ongoing, semi-official Legend of Zelda manga series. I have a few volumes myself: Ocarina of Time (which was in two parts), Majora's Mask, and the Oracle games, each of which got their own volume. They've also done…

It's a Novint Falcon. I owned one of these things and I am totally surprised anyone remembered it existed.

The reason for that, as they have stated, is the hardware. Smash Bros. is a series that involves staring at characters from very far away (when the camera zooms out) so the outlines are there to keep the characters visible on the relatively low-res screen.

Final Fantasy XIII.

ZombiU.

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