Not to mention her suit serves a function since its meant to be worn under her armour. dont want to get caught in the joints now.

That’s because Samus is freaking wearing something.

because, you are mixing “worst dressed” with “most generic” his outfit in no way is bad or ugly, its just the most generic person in a video game ever. for someone who spends so much time writing articles I would expect you to know the difference.

I never played the HD rerelease, but the PS2 original definitely had the option to invert whatever you needed:

Here you go, I couldn’t find the pictures in time before, but I found them again.

Seems like this comes up at least once a year about this same “game”. the devs don’t expect anyone to buy or want to buy all this dlc. It’s a sim made for hardcore train lovers. Not really a game in the traditional sense. Most people into trains are into specific models of trains and would only buy those types so they…

Maybe you should take the hint. Or, you know, just don’t click if it’s that much of a burden on you. “BUT IT OFFENDS MUH PRECIOUS EYES ON THE FRONT PAGE!” is just entitled whiner shit.

George Orwell fought the Spanish fascists in the trenches in Catalonia. IRL. With a fucking rifle. Orwell in the modern world’s reaction to Konami would probably be, “if I made games I wouldn’t work there; they sound like creeps.” And then he’d go embed himself with the Kurds and write a book about it afterwards. He’d…

no one wearing seatbelt.. no one wearing any helmet :D

Okay, sure. That’s all fine and dandy but where’s the video of the big butt man in tights?

Jesus, I’ve seen cosplay that looked more authentic than that.

:(

If it was a dynamic system that reacted to your performance and made light of the fact that you’re running this damned Strike for the fiftieth time? Yes.

Keep in mind that the only moving part is in the light emitting boxes that are mounted on the ceiling. Everything you hold has no moving parts, merely a sensor. Powering a constant 60rps spin in a stationary box is easy, and not likely to break within any real forseeable point of time.

Everything has to start somewhere.

Ironically, motion blur is used in movies to prevent nausea and headaches.

No, the worst is no Wayne Knight.