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Nope. :wink:

Yeah, but PC RPGs tend to be of American origin. And Sudoku is incorrect.

You can probably get them all on amazon, but if not order them directly from Kodansha's website.

Bah, don't expect me to bother with piffling details like question numbers. For the record: all proposed answers for question 3 are wrong. Well, most of the Bible is supposed to be written by prophets. While you could argue that they are writing God's words, they are nevertheless the authors, so the book remains a collaboration. Heh, you are correct. Yep, that's correct. With a crossbow no less. Nope, they tend to be on consoles.

There. No, there's no need for that - how did he make the fibres? I think both Christians and non-Christians will agree that the bible has multiple authors.

I own the first three of those, and they're all worth getting.

Gives you someone to compete with. :wink:

Well done, it's right. You could've also had Sente. Correct! You're right for posting - this is the only true summary so you get the points.

That's definitely a go term, but I can't find anything about it being a video games company.

I'm afraid not, hard luck. Some of the questions can be googled easily. Heh, well... anyone trying to work it out by parts (the only way as far as I know) would have run into a bit of a difficulty. And this time, you are correct!

Correct! (Did you work it out, or use a program?)

Incorrect... it's kind of hard, hence the 3 points.

Correct! ...wow, saying who's right is harder than it looks. Summarise... :wink:

That's correct!

Correct, thanks for reading. :wink:

Fish is correct!

...correct! Correct! Anyway guys, stop answering multiple questions, it gives other people the answers... if you're right.

You can only answer one, which answer do you want me to accept? Same to you.

Yep, everyone loves Haruhi (the show, not necessarily the person ), myself included.

If you ask me, the golden mean is an unavoidable consequence of the laws of mathematics, and would be the same for any universe. However, some would argue that different universes could have different laws of mathematics.

Same for me. Anyway, I've spent ages trying to sort out really old my bike, which has ended up costing more than buying a new bike...

This argument doesn't hold because of the anthropic principle - if everything wasn't right, then we wouldn't be here to argue about it, so it fundamentally must be perfect.

Right, the scores are finally updated... I'll be making my own round soonish. EDIT: ...and I have now made it. Note that some of the questions are pretty hard, so are worth more points, as indicated. So, here we go: Round 10 1.What is the integral of sin(x) e^x? (3 points) Answered by Shino! 2.Which character from the anime series Mai-HiME is played by the Japanese voice actress of Talim? (of Soulcalibur) (1 point) Answered by Coolness Bears! 3.Who is the world's most shoplifted author? (1 point) Answered by killthenet! 4.The famous company Atari is named after a go term. Name one other video games company which is named after a go term. (2 points) Answered by Owario! 5.Which famous author of the 19th Century was sentenced to death but later granted a reprieve? (1 point) Answered by jayseven! 6.If I were to spill iodine crystals on a surface, how would I go about removing the resulting yellow stains? (1 point) Answered by Cube! 7.Which GameCube RPG features the player as a spirit connected to the main character? (1 point) Answered by Tales! 8.Summarise the argument presented by Miss Teen USA 2007 South Carolina when asked why many Americans could not locate the US on a map. (2 points) Answered by conzer16! 9.The Italian word “panini” is used in the UK to describe a variant of a toasted sandwich, but what is its actual meaning? (1 point) Answered by mr-paul! 10.What is Pascal's wager about? (1 point) Answered by Haden! 11.Some people have an inability to correctly metabolise homogenistic acid. What is the most common symptom of this condition? (2 points) Answered by ShadowV7! 12.Sir Charles Vernon Boys devised a method for measuring the gravitational constant using a very fine quartz fibre. How did he produce these fibres? (1 point) Answered by Hellfire! 13.Who said “If at first you don't succeed, failure may be your style.”? (1 point) Answered by Stefkov! 14.Which genre makes up nearly 70% of the PC games released in Japan? (1 point) Answered by mariosmentor! 15.Which abstract 2 player strategy game was “solved” (in the game theory sense of the term) in 2007? (1 point) Answered by EchoDesiato! 16.Which actor is the godfather of Apple, the daughter of Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow? Answered by mcj metroid! 17.What was the name of the jazz club owned by the author Haruki Murakami? (1 point) Answered by Haggis! 18.Draw me a recognisable ostrich. (no cheating here, it must be your ostrich... a photo of the picture signed with your forum name required ) (3 points) Answered by motion! 19.What is generally considered to be the most abundant protein on the planet? (1 point) Answered by The fish! 20.What does this character mean? (2 points) Answered by Daft! Right then, good luck!

Nice paper cutout effect, and good to see transparency used well. No idea who the person is though. One thing is that there's a bit of pixelation on her elbow. 7/10

Nicely put together and the colours work well. My only problem is that it's a little crowded. 8/10