SaturnWolf

Well, I knew I didn't spend all that time practicing in Doom for nothing.

this one??

I’d hope to get a game in from a group I’m working with, but... Well, it’s not playable, for lack of a better term.

アブナイヨとHave A Niceはにてる
そう どちらも紙一重なのさ！！
タイクツ脱ぎ捨てて
今すぐかけだせーーーー〜

Thank you very much!
Yeah, I imagine the rep just wasn't really paying attention or maybe got confused with Black Knight?

I can't afford the game

Honestly, by having it in the background, you miss out. I had completely snapped several times in the video.
Even better is that Rouge’s one throwaway line about Fortnite turned the entire dub into being about gamers, with the sub-plot of everyone trying to enter a relationship with Shadow.

God I love that video. XD
Made a huge mistake of having it on in the background for my first watch at work though. Could barely keep my laughter in during lines like that.

Welcome to Tilted Towers. Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Memphis, Tennessee, and I’m part lizard. Nice to— よろしくお願いします, as they say in Nippon.

I choked on my drink seeing those few frames the intro from Advance 3 seeped in

I choked on my drink seeing those few frames the intro from Advance 3 seeped in

I am an alpha gamer. That's the difference between you and I, Silver the Hedgehog.
Anyways, where we droppin' boys?

Vanilla the Rabbi

It's an incredibly old thing from back in 2015 where we were reaching peak confusion in terms of Sonic's identity with the then new addition of Sonic Boom to the Sonic lexicon. They were throwing out names like Classic Sonic, Modern Sonic, Boom Sonic, and then in an interview another name came out called "Legacy Sonic" that just confused a ton of people. Apparently it's just what they call Modern Sonic... which is odd because that's not what they had been referring to him before.
Here's some articles where it was mentioned: http://www.tssznews.com/2015/06/10/aaron-webber-mario-sonic-rio-2016-is-like-what-we-call-modern-sonic/comment-page-1/#comment-297542
http://www.tssznews.com/2015/06/10/aaron-webber-legacy-sonic-isnt-a-new-thing/
http://www.tssznews.com/2015/06/09/more-details-about-boom-fire-ice-elaborated-in-interview/
I'm sure there's some stuff on here about it too but it was pretty much just a really dumb thing that happened that's easy to make fun of. 
 

Like, I wasn't even saying the design should be changed. I made fun of how bad and awful I thought their original design was, sure, but I never once said "Change it", I probably wouldn't like the movie regardless of what design they used. Classic, Modern, Boom, whatever the hell it is they were going for with the movie, doesn't make a difference to me. It's...basically the entire concept of the movie that's the issue with me.

A anthromorphic talking dog that shoots energy balls. I think we can allow some suspension of disbelief 

I think if Trump tried to sing the national anthem, he'd end it with "and a partridge in a pear tree."

It's better than being called Ethan.

I think the news announcement was enough to inform people, but I do think we should have an appreciation thread, which I'm making right now.

Edit: It is now made.

You're not alone. Just hang in there, these things can unfortunately take a while. >_>

😕
Sorry to hear that dude. Must be really tough. Sending good vibes your way as you keep on trying.

turns out indigo is a girl

They were far from the first big name ones. It has been a well publishers have gone back to all the way back in the early 1990s when 16 bit platforms could make substantial gains on the previous generation.
The Wonderswan lived and died because of the exclusive Final Fantasy remakes that it had (and the exclusive Final Fantasy III remake that was ultimately cancelled) for example.

Nah... Remakes existed as far back as Pong, Space Invaders and them sort of old games, confusingly they got remakes and sequels. Even if in a Nintendo point of view, they can be tracked as early as Super Mario All-Stars (there were earlier ones but can't recall ATM, I know that they were two Wild Gunman games however I don't think they were connected) and that collection did really well, a big seller for the SNES.
A lot of the remakes existed on the ground that we have better hardware, let's remake this game on the next console/home computer/arcade hardware. Atari, Taito, Enix and a few others were known for this. There was even a case where Sega remade Monaco GP on the Sega Saturn in a collection in Japan and the only modern way of playing it, a game that has yet to be properly preserved in its original form. It's not emulation as the game uses different pre-1975 arcade hardware, as in not using ROM chips.
Breakout was one of the earlier cases as it was remade as Super Breakout, the latter can be played today however the original Breakout has yet to be preserved (on about the arcade version, not the Atari 2600 version).

Nope, just frustrated with how they're axing so many Pokemon for no real reason.