Lol Campaign mode in BF ? Don't forget that it has always been a Multiplayer focused game.

3PM Eastern Time :)

Interesting stuff , I never thought they would have a calibration method like this. This is pretty cool.

Hey... Wait up , .. give me a break! *pant*

But you are still playing it on a Wii U though.

Wii U can play and download Wii Virtual Console games.

I`ve been calling her Steevee . Steevee is a light type pokemon. Steevee

Those are rare , but w.e floats your boat.

Well then , thats a personal problem for you then . You missed out , and will continue to miss out until that changes.

its concrete because Majora`s existence can only be achieved with the framework of Ocarina of Time underneath. IE : wherever Ocarina goes , Majora goes.

I would love to visit a place like this , I wonder what it must be like . Hows the food? 

Yeah , hopefully it got dug out before anything signifigant could happen. I hate to see a good car get hurt. 

Wow , I have never been to a track before , or even driven a performance car but even I who learned most of his driving from simulators and youtube videos , and parental/guardian instruction would never do something like this. I cant believe he did what he just did. I would love to go to a track though. Even if its in…

Poor thing... I`d take good care of it , maybe her owner wasnt in the area?

Ah , okay. I dont have a car yet , so i dont get to worry about these things. :\

I just got back my Wii u from nintendo today , and their customer service is , in my experience very good. They are helpful , nice , and willing to go the extra mile to make sure i am in the loop. It was a good enough experience that the pain of having a Launch wii u brick on me was reduced. lol Moral of the story?…

Aww man look how fast it goes , it goes so fast. Its so fast it has flames coming off of it. Pink flames , because its so fast. 

I am in love with that shade of green on this car now. Thanks Spinelli. 

I wonder , does this much snow do any damage to the car?

"Objects in the mirror are smaller than they appear."