This is the only Breath of Fire i've finished and mostly played in general, not to say that i never liked the series or dislike it. It just never grabbed me at all...

Narutomon Digivolve to MECHA-NARUTOMON.

Oh that's wonderful, so I'll be able to see myself die over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again in super ultra high def. Awesome.

I'll just leave this here

Why Call of Duty: Ghosts should be game of the year: I believe that CoD: Ghosts should be game of the year because, oh who am I kidding? Can we nominate a worst game of the year? If so, see above nomination.

yea man in the end I was like

I did see him, and I may not have shit my pants, but I sharted.

Why come you have no tattoo?

First Prototypes were still lacking.

The sheer creation of Half-Life 3 causes a fracture in reality, destroying everything in the universe.

In the future, there will be only Google, Amazon, Valve and Disney.

Yes, but it's entertainment, if hundreds of thousands of people... or millions... enjoyed watching your video... that does have value, humans need entertainment whether it seems important or not, it's a huge part of culture.

The truth is that anything you can make a living at is a "real job," no matter how strange or off-putting it is. My real job is writing about phones and video games on the Internet all day. I make enough to get by, and more than I might otherwise be making in another with my education and experience.

People who are screaming at these folks to "get a real job," are clearly the kind of closed minded know-it-alls who don't think musicians or artist have real jobs either and don't deserve the security. Just because you hate your job despite its practicality doesn't mean everyone else has to.

Because people chose a different livelihood than you, they deserve to be punished?

And what makes this job any worse than stacking shelves at a supermarket?

QUOTE | "I don't know why Iwata is still employed."—Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter, on Nintendo's failure to bring old games to mobile and the "underwhelming" sales of the Wii U.