I was a rabid Genesis supporter back in the early 1990s, but playing the wealth of Japanese-exclusive Super NES games on emulators softened my position a bit. The Genny was pretty much DOA in Japan; you could count the number of compelling Japanese-only titles on two hands.

Random noun nothing! Guile, like so many other things from the Street Fighter series, was heavily inspired by Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. He was named after J. Geils from the comic series, but took his crazy hair from the soldier Stroheim (M. Bison took the rest of his design).

The Fox Box just wasn't the same… (sigh)

I stopped watching when they dropped Mablean Ephriam. To me, Lynn Tobler will always be "that lame-o replacement."

Someone else said they made her an admiral because that's where she could do the least damage. That SHOULDN'T make sense, yet somehow does.

I'm just happy that Sisko is part of the "best captains" debate now.

Somebody has to.
I looked him up on Wikipedia. I was expecting someone crazier, maybe with a couple of swastikas carved into his forehead.

They made her an admiral. OH GOD NO—-!!!

Apparently the guy is rich. Wealth is wasted on the wealthy!

Sega Genesis!

EXAMPLES PLEASE!

Obviously SHE wouldn't think a large globe floating in space was flat.

Examples, plz.

I don't. I give it a hair more credit after watching Enterprise, though.

This is the kind of thing that would happen to Janeway all the time on the show. She'd find some organ harvesting aliens, and against the protestations of her crew, would go ahead and negotiate with them anyway. Then when the crew woke up missing some kidneys, she'd just shrug her shoulders and say, "Golly, who could…

Yet people give Dark Souls a free pass for its lack of a pause screen. Yes, yes, it has online features, but not everyone uses them! I think they just designed it that way to be sadists. God, the way people fawn over this game despite its constant abuse makes me sick. "Oh, this bruise? I just… uh, tripped!" (down a…

The guys from Treasure avoid talking to the press. Problem solved!

Molyneux beats himself over his games so much that I'd feel guilty doing it myself. Having said that, he really needs to tone down the hyperbole when discussing games in development, so he doesn't keep falling into these traps.

The Last Starfighter is a really good choice. You'd better believe I wanted to play that one. (Evidently it was planned for the 5200 as a reskinned sequel to Star Raiders, but never was officially released. Also, there was an NES game based on an old PC title, but don't play that.)

There's a lot about the last season that feels contrived, even forced. Turning Dukat into a religious figure was definitely one of them, but that ain't all, folks! :P