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He was pretty consistently top dog as I understand it, though DOA4 was probably where he was craziest (maybe Dimensions but I have little knowledge of that game).

They always had weird properties. IIRC THe Hayabusa version had 6K as a launch, whereas it's been a lift stun since vanilla.

1:47 He tried so hard, and got so far. But in the end, he was just a Linkin Park song.

And double the chance for Home to come up in Random select!

I've never read it, but on principle it seems like one of the better ones simply for what seems to be a focus on world/narrative rather than pervy highschoolers.

I find that kind of incessant badgering incredibly irritating.

What FoN said.

Atmospheric? Sure. So were 4-6. Different atmosphere, but not a worse one. And given that the gameplay/features in those were unique among other titles in the genre, I certainly prefer them over this. And then you get called an insipid fanboy for holding that opinion that is far more considered...

People seem to feel superior when saying that 4-6 didn't do anything spectacular and that they appreciate the return to being scary. But Resident Evil was never scary to begin with, and that certainly hasn't changed now. I didn't feel the slightest sense of apprehension or anxiety as I clumsily...

Kasumi's actually look smaller to me in X3 than in 5LR. But to be fair, I've hardly put any thought into investigating such matters.

It's atmospheric, but not scary at all. Probably only interesting with the VR. If you're one of those snail people who walks incredibly slow and makes me want to run you over with a cement truck, you'll feel right at home.

North America has more than one time zone.

It doesn't matter who is using these terms. No group has exclusive ownership over language of any kind.

So basically what you're saying is that black "drag scene" people culturally appropriated an English word ("shade"), which was most likely created by straight white people, and then made it mean something else. Then "the dominant white, straight society" culturally appropriated it again and used...

I am less critical of actual words being used for their literal meanings than I am of slang; a standard I don't feel to be unfair. In this instance, "hate" is not hyperbolic.