PixlBit

I'd be afraid of a Neptune game machine. When I reviewed the first Hyperdimension Neptunia game, I think I was scarred for life.

Miyamoto was actually delivered via Spotpass, and not Streetpass. You happened to be in an area where your 3DS was connected to the internet to receive him! He, and various other special, level 5 gold pants Miis have been distributed.

Of course, you can also Streetpass with gold-pants Miis. At E3 2011, I managed to tag with a few, myself, including Peter Moore, IIRC.

I never understood what people didn't like about Bloody Roar. It was a fun, great fighter with an interesting twist in the beast morphs. Sure, the story was out there, and made no sense, but find me a fighting game where that isn't the case!

Anyway, I played Bloody Roar: Primal Fury all the time with a friend I had in high school and even middle school. He played as Bakuryu most of the time, and I played as Uriko. There were a few balance issues with Bakuryu and Kohryu being a little above the rest of the characters, IIRC, but aside from that, it was a pretty technical and very fast 3D fighter.

I have to say it. I have to say it. This was very impressive. Nice work, Angelo. Very nice.

I went ahead and wrapped things up for tonight, since the turnout was pretty low. If anyone comes around and wants to play, friend me on Miiverse, "PixlJason," or even just message me on skype. My skype handle is "thatguyjr." If you'd like me to resume the broadcast for whatever reason, you can contact me as well, and I'll see what can be done.

I'll be streaming again tomorrow, so I invite anyone interested to recommend a time for it all!

It'll be at least this week, I'm not sure, but we might do a weekly event after that if there's an interest. Also, almost set! Hang on just a few minutes! The way to set up a stream changed on me!

The stream and information should be up in about five minutes.

Come tomorrow, I'll have all the relevant Skype and Nintendo Network account information to share, as well. I look forward to gaming with everyone!

AAAAAAAH! IN FIXING THE CONTROLLERS, YOU BROKE PIXLBIT!

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!

As far as I'm concerned, there's only one Game of the Year this year for me. Hands down, Dead Island: Riptide is it. How do I know? Because that's the only game I'm certain will have a Game of the Year edition. Just look at the first one! It doesn't matter how many people hated it or how broken it was at launch, it defied all odds to become game of the year. Or at least it defied all critics, and proclaimed itself game of the year. I forget what matters more sometimes.