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I think Wesley just wanted to know whose homes would be empty.

Now there's one party that won't be awkward at all when you're looking for someone to kiss at midnight.

Yeah, I wasn't asked to any parties, either.

He's probably angry because they killed him off almost immediately.

It's not terrible, but it starts out strong and then drags on and on and on. You end up going through the same areas over and over again with new enemies spawning every time. It's not as good as the main game.

I played it at the point in the game when it takes place. Seemed to make the most sense that way. But honestly, it's not that great.

I always go through just one text box per sitting when I play Ace Attorney games. It makes the story kind of hard to follow, but I bought my DS to be played in short bursts, goshdarnit! You just convinced me out of getting a Vita.

Saying you like the sky and then saying you want it to be almost completely different (I think most people would like it more if there were more things to see there) seems kind of silly. I thought the sky was disappointing. You've seen everything it has to offer within ten minutes, save for the thunderhead, and that's mostly empty, anyway. There's almost no sense of exploration because most islands are either completely empty or have locked chests on them, and you can't even open those until they get marked out on the map.

It was eight hours six months ago, at least. I guess it may have been changed since then, though.

How have I never heard of Maru before?

Didn't Twilight Princess do the same thing? I was expecting the bow to replace the slingshot and for the final item slot to be taken up by a more interesting item, but I guess that was expecting too much. I always hated the sail in The Wind Waker and how you had to go into the menu to equip it every time you used the boat. So annoying. I really liked how Skyward Sword relegated some of the more minor items to context-sensitive button presses.

Flying around and collecting rupees with the beetle reminded me of the seagulls in The Wind Waker. And now that you mention it, the whip was very similar to the grappling hook. I was too busy thinking about the whip in Spirit Tracks to notice.

Cats will never cease to amuse me.

Just order ask them to create a new section for the Awards, like last year. You can create the threads yourself, so it should be almost no work for them.

Eight hours. Or just until someone else posts.

Or just replace Multiplatform GOTY with GOTY. Everyone's going to vote for Skyrim, anyway. Edit:

Yeah, I was thinking that there haven't been a lot of PSP games this year, but you included everything else, so... I probably wouldn't include the DSi shop thing (I can't even remember what it's called), but I would also get rid of WiiWare/PSN/XBLA in favor of Best Downloadable Game or something similar, so maybe you shouldn't listen to me. I don't know, I just think it looks a bit cluttered. :p

Worst Member Ugliest Member Unfunniest Member Worst Mod Should probably change DSi GOTY to DS GOTY, so stupid people like me won't get confused. And maybe include the PSP in the interest of fairness.

I would think Batman dressing provocatively would be even more confusing/distracting to his male opponents. You like My Little Pony? That's so girl- wait, what. I don't even know anymore.

Welcome to the wonderful world of furrydom. If you're creeped out by that, I don't suggest looking for furry webcomics. Haha, yes. Truthfully, you can write a sexually liberated female character and still make her a strong character. It's just that that's not usually what happens. It's like, it's fine if [random superheroine] likes sex and isn't afraid to use it to get what she wants, but maybe she should make sure her breasts won't accidentally pop out of her unitard while she's fighting bad guys and do we have to look down her cleavage all the time?

The funny thing is that Toby Gard, the creator of Lara Croft, always hated the oversexualization of her. The story goes, he accidentally increased the breast slider too much and the other guys at Core Design made him keep her breasts that way. But that may just be an urban legend. I think it's funny when attempts to make women sexy fail. Like this X-Blades cover. While I don't agree with Catwoman showing off her cleavage for no reason, I can at least see the appeal. This is just creepy.

Well, yes. The issue isn't that men and women are attractive in comics/movies/games (oh, that dreamy Marcus Fenix). The problem is that while Batman gets to skulk around in the shadows and scare people, Catwoman has to show off her breasts and butt. It's like, Miranda and Jacob are both attractive, but the camera only lingers on one of their butts, and only one of them wears a skin-tight outfit.

Send them to someone who can upload them for you? No idea if that would work. My phone can't even display pictures.

Just work your usual moves on her, Danny.

Yes. This is the internet. The answer is always yes. I recently read a blog post about the sexualization of women in comic books, and the writer got so many responses from men about how men are also depicted with ideal bodies in comic books and how that's totally unfair too, that she eventually had to write a follow-up blog post about how it's not really the same thing. Yes, Batman sure is ripped and all, but that's more of a power fantasy for male readers than it is a sexual fantasy for female readers. Batman doesn't usually stand around in suggestive poses with his penis half-covered, talking about how hot sex is. I think the same goes for most characters in fighters/video games in general. ... What were we talking about again? Oh, right - Peach. I always used Peach in Super Mario Bros. 2, but that was only because she could float.