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Lairen posted...

DKCR: Its great except for it feels like things are kind of small on the 3DS screen. Im using a normal 2ds but i think the XLs would be much better for this.

NYI: I thought people said this sucked? Its pretty fun and i like it more than i was expecting.

People dont like the forced waggle on the wii version, motion controls, and how it kind of stepped back from the atmosphere of DkC on SNES for generic jungle stuff, again.

There is a twitter exactly for this

It isnt really the uh. Most thought out sport.

lIt is also straight up animal abuse.

Why do people care about this?

You guys are acting like Scooby Doo as a franchise has any dignity or hard lore to it

It has always been a sellout franchise that. Honestly, i dont know how it remains relevant. It seems to fill the same space as Garfield and Tom and Jerry. They only get by because of Nostalgia (and Tom and Jerry being incredibly easy to market sorldwide)

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It is a prequel.

You sure it was a ninja, and not a robot or armor?

Xethuminra posted...

No but those do look really cool and exactly along the lines of why I like this one

Maybe has that little something Metroidvanias are missing

Psycho Dream isnt that good really. The Dragoon game is kind of neat. It is hard but nothing else out there is like it. It is on the Genesis NSO+, and the Genesis Mini (the good one)

Sonic Heroes

Psycho Dream? It was a side scroller and had two playable characters. One of them was a girl iirc.

Did she use dragons? Could it have been that Alisha Dragoon or whatever it was called for Genesis?

Could it have been a Valis game?

If it were like Shinobi, it wouldnt have been vertical

Pocky and Rocky?

Sega Ninja ?

Lord_Ephraim posted...

Some Atheists show narcissistic tendencies and are insufferable to talk with. There's also the small minority of atheists that are just plain anti-christianity.

However most tend to just not care about religion and are not offensive to talk about it. It's just apathy.

How? Just because someone doesnt agree with you doesnt mean they think they are better.

couldnt you say religious people who argue and claim they only know the truth are doing the exact same thing?

They are two forces who believe in contradictory ideas. Of course they arent going to agree with eachother.

There was probably one in Asuras Wrath

They couldnt make them animate like the original?

gunplagirl posted...

The series as a whole was mean-spirited. Don't forget that the 5th and 6th books used some equivalent to the following line a lot when Harry interacted with Neville or Luna:
"Harry looked at them pitifully" or "Harry felt a pain in the pit of his stomach as he watched ___"
Even when the character in question was having a great time, he was being judgmental of them while also considering them a friend? And hell, I'm pretty sure the 2nd book is the last time he stood up for Neville. If Luna hadn't been so conventionally attractive even with the unorthodox fashion and body language (which is totally autistic-coded but that's for another time), he'd probably have ignored her or grouped her in with the rest of the girls relegated to play background characters.

Harry isnt perfect, and was shown multiple times to be a bit short tempered, quick to judge, and reckless.

Honestly, a lot of that stuff was before people started fighting about this stuff. Half of the books happened before the internet really took off, so information didnt spread as quickly.

Dobby wanted to be a slave, irrc. I and the other elves felt it made them who they were, and they broke down when they had some semblance of freedom. They were abused, yeah. But I felt the whole message was that Hermoine really wasnt equipped to help the elves. She couldnt understand what was really going on and couldnt help them.

The mean spiritedness was definitely a product of the time. But it was also fiction. I mean, so many people here defend worse stuff than Neville being a butt-monkey.

JK isnt really someone I admire, and she has hurt many people, but I think people are greatly overthinking the books. They werent meant to be deep social commentary. They just happened to have politics in them. I didnt feel anything was an allegory, minus the racism.

Round One has been opening rapidly throughout the US. They have lots of games.

Classic arcades pop up here and there too.

I go to the arcade every week or so here (Japan).

They exist, they just dont really have stuff like Ninja Turtles or Simpsons now.

Dont forget to spin Tombola

I always loved the subtle, ominous queues that Jim was more like Michael than he wanted to admit, especially with the birthday cakes.

It has its moments, but I just cant get into it like others can