I kind of like the new character because I like Cammy and the other dolls make me think they could be like M. Bison's bumbling sidekicks that mess everything up like Bebop and Rocksteady. Although I'm sure Capcom doesn't feel the same way.
You probably shouldn't listen to me, though, because I won't be buying the new Street Fighter game anyway.
I have no idea. I got the movie on DVD.
Crazy Taxi was one of SEGA's last great arcade games.
On the 360 version of Crazy Taxi, they took out a lot of the name brands on buildings like KFC, Pizza Hut, etc. It was actually harder to play that way because the locations were not as instantly recongnizable.
I didn't like the first Prof. Layton game because the puzzles used too much math and I don't like math. I'm looking forward to the Prof. Layton vs. Phoenix Wright game, but I am worried about any possible math puzzles on the Prof's side.
I may have said it before, but I highly recommend the Prof. Layton cartoon movie. It's very good, and I love how they implement puzzles into the film.
Cool strongwoman, but don't let her rip your 3DS in half! Then you wouldn't be able to play Yoshi's New Island!
I can't remember the last time I actually used a phone book for anything, though.
When I was a kid, I always picked Luigi in Mario 2. But once I got better at quick jumping in platform games, I tended to use Toad more.
I actually played Gradius 3 on my SNES before Super Mario World!
I always eats my spinach!
Actually the breakfast just had healthy stuff like granola, yogurt, and fruit.
Some of the instructors looked like they had eaten some spinach, though! But they were all really nice.
I've reviewed a lot of fitness video games and I work out nearly every day, but I am by no means a fitness expert.
I bought this game back then because I loved Super Mario Kart so much that I thought I'd like this one just as much, plus Star Fox on the SNES was also pretty amazing back then. Unfortunately it wasn't very good. It would be interesting to see this game today and note how horribly it has aged, which I bet it has. I did like the eyes on the cars, though. Kirby appears as a billboard in one of the stages, I think. And yes, little kids loved this game more than I did, my little cousin played it for hours.
Diedre has cool roller blades and blue hair.
New blog up, by the way.
