I'm going to echo everyone else and say do it. It's so good I bought it twice (once as a digital title on the 3DS, the second time on the WiiU once they released a physical version).

I don't believe his boss actually exists. I think it really is just him wearing that fake mustache.

Every PAX East and Anime Boston, I tend to complete all the puzzles I never can complete any other time of the year. Also, I've streetpassed someone from every state except one (screw you, North Dakota), and at least one person from multiple countries now, too! The new updated quick-menu that also allows up to 100…

Beating it without save states was easy when I was kid with nothing to do all day on a weekend, but now, as an adult, I abuse the hell out them.

Link's Awakening and Link to the Past always shift back and forth for me, but I definitely agree that both of those titles are wonderful games that I can revisit over and over again. Link's Awakening was definitely my favorite as a kid, but I've revisited LttP more often.

It was, among many other things, a commentary on the expectations of sequels in video games and how creators as expected to repeat themselves over and over again. It arguably means more now than it did back when it was released, now that annual, repetitive sequels are being made for practically everything.

I had that book many years ago. I loved it, especially his North review where the book took its title from.

I definitely had a similar experience. I knew it was a horror meta-comedy going in, so I wasn't surprised by the tone of the movie, but the couple next to me obviously had no idea, and were audibly confused by what they were seeing in the intro.

Yeah, that was one of my biggest disappointments. I loved it when it started out as a heavy metal twist on the Zelda formula, but struggled to get through it once the RTS stuff kicked in. They deliberately withheld that it was actually an RTS game from all the previews they did for it, and I would have never bought it…

Pissed Ebert was always fun to read.

They still do it, too! I saw Kathryn Bigelow's Near Dark re-released with a DVD cover made to look like the Twilight movies https://s3.amazonaws.com/bo… and Cutthroat Island re-released with a cover made to look like the Pirates of the Caribbean films. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-P…

He's only the 42nd! That means there are at least 41 more!

The berries help you 'member.

Yeah, the point I always took from it wasn't that they were just as bad, but bad in different ways.

Trump did get fucked to death last season… Or at least his Canadian equivalent!

Seriously, Douche vs. Turd Sandwich is much more fitting this time around.

I think the Becky Balboa thing is simply that she plays the underdog. Plus, I think she's actually just a big Rocky fan, too.

Every single facial expression from AJ Styles in those screencaps is gold. He really is the best right now.

Hey, Sin Cara Numero Uno did get his weird yellow lighting for awhile, so who knows?

Somewhat related - between the Brock/Ambrose disappointment and the weird injury situation Randy Orton is in now after the legitimate pounding to the head he was given, I'm thinking Brock Lesnar is getting to be a detriment to the WWE. He better be making them a lot of money if they're going to keep letting…