Looks very neat, though I’d rather have a new story.

I do it because I used to bus tables and can’t fathom how stacking the plates could possibly make things harder. Also, if you wouldn’t bus a table by creating a vertical stack of plates, I have no idea how you would do it. Ideally the flatware is all on top, but stacking is the way to go.

Wow, you’re just gonna put Kerry on blast like that?

I believe this is the first time anyone has ever referenced Nothing But Trouble.

Wow, thanks for sharing that. I should have known it worked that way. Everything does. Thank the good lord for the internet and the power it has given the individual. I sincerely hope we don’t allow it to be hijacked.

I mean, cool, I guess. It would be a lot more interesting if it was some brand new or unreleased game. The ways Capcom has been able to milk SFII is truly beyond belief. Every time I think it’s over, that there couldn’t possibly be any way to squeeze out another drop, BAM!

As with many things in life, I’ve always found the correct way is a “best of both worlds” approach. The cheese should be placed on the burger while still on the grill but left for only a few seconds with the lid open. That way it melts more than off the grill but isn’t dripping off the burger. It does demand slight…

That mailman is unfazed.

You state the European system is better than the US one. I think you mean it looks different.

This isn’t just a problem with labels - people have been making repro boxes and manuals for years. I don’t know if there is any way to tell the difference unless you can compare it directly with the real thing (gets hard with rare games).