Tell me you’ve never satisfied a romantic partner without telling my you never satisfied a romantic partner.
The “content creator” (said with an eyeroll) could still be smarter about it. Talk about the solution up front, then show it, and pad the rest of the video with gameplay footage.
So you have to stand next to the closed gate at the start of the level for 117 seconds within the first two minutes of starting with four players.
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The game also appeared in the Sept. 1999 issue of the US Official Dreamcast Magazine, too. Here’s a photo of the 1-page article, from my own copy...
While I generally find the “all gentrification is evil” narrative pretty limited, to me this is just called: Do Your Research. Figure out what happens in a neighborhood, decide whether or not you’d be happy to live there, and then sign your lease accordingly. Don’t show up and mess with the lives of the people who…
I still don’t understand the premise behind this...wouldn’t you just have a frozen bedsheet stuck to your windshield? Just buy a proper car-cover and be done.
One, none of those titles evolved Yoshi in particular; simply changing a gameplay formula in a one-off isn’t really an evolution, as it doesn’t really build on anything Kirby’s Air Ride stands out because it was an extension of the Warp Star, which was lore-based; Touch and Go didn’t have that advantage.
The Xbox had complex behavior modes. Its GPU could also act like a CPU. Documentation for the Xbox is relatively light compared to almost every other console. So, while assumptions can be made on the PIII and GF3 nature of it, that’s not nearly all of it.
Yup, look at her eyes. Unhinged.
This 100%. I played Infiltrator in the first game and it felt super weak. Your one assassinate snipey type ability was great but the shooting in the first game was terrible. Most of the tech powers felt super weak or situational. I tried investing in the tech mine explosion damage so that when I threw a power out I at…
This is the nicest thing anyone’s ever said about me. Before editing there were so many capslock’d “You must do this and then this and oh god can’t wait for you to see this and SO GOOD” repeated over and over again. I love these games so much and I’m glad you appreciate that energy :)
Sub-par graphics would be a disingenuous take for game of 2013. It was a technical marvel in its day and still looks good today, especially on strong hardware. The gameplay is definitely an acquired taste but once you get to grips with some unwieldy controls, and esoteric systems, the game is a ton of fun, especially…
Aside from assuming facts not in evidence— the author may not even be in school debt, or even if she is, her chosen career may be perfectly capable to rendering those debt (and retirement investment) concerns moot— the fact is, life is a terminal condition, and it is absolutely not worth living unless you take the…
There’s also the fact that in D1, as Mara’s Spymaster, his spies were referred to as “Crows”, and one of his titles, along with Prince of the Reef, was “The Master of Crows.”
Which honestly doesn’t sound that impressive, give me a bag of small-sized cat biscuits and some fine-diced red meat, I’ll master as many crows…
Why exactly is he an asshole? They were all very good looking cars, and Lotus had plans to build them. They’ve just been financially mismanaged for a long time, and couldn’t do it. Not sure how that’s his fault.
Edit: Never mind, totally forgot about the crazy personal expenses bullshit he pulled while he was CEO.
See, Yoshida, no matter what you do there WILL still be people in America writing novels about dumb shit in your game’s first trailer.