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In this one, to be precise. Aonuma brought up the possibility of mirroring the world in the interview, but it's not likely. I suppose us lefties will just have to switch hands. I'm decent enough with my right hand at anything besides writing or heavy lifting, so I don't imagine the change being cataclysmic for me.

It does get harder. For the most part, I think Galaxy 1 had better difficulty throughout, but Galaxy 2 has some hard stars at the end. I agree about the storyline, at least Galaxy 1 had some back story for Rosalina and something resembling plot, though it doesn't bother me that much. I like the NPC's in this game better, though. Lubba's so prejudiced, it's awesome.

That's actually Kraidgief, a strange, green fusion of Kraid and Zangief. Unlike both Kraid and Zangief, he has a tendency to glitch up and die on occasion.

It's nothing short of amazing. I'm currently collecting the Difficulty wise, I actually found this one to be about on par with Galaxy 1 so far, but it's probably because I had more experience going into this game.

No particular reason, just that the stereotypical orphan (as far as television goes) seems to have a British accent and possibly what El Rey León said.

Why cancel it? Free things are nice. Even if you don't read the magazine, you could always burn it, line a birdcage with it, or give it to a starving (preferably British) orphan. The possibilities are endless.

It's the spectacled bear! But don't let it's cuteness deceive you; these things actually look like hell hounds without all that snugly fur. Also, a kitten.

I guess it sort of looks like one, if you turn your head...and close your eyes. Really though, it kind of looks like lips to me.

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Possibly. The Gyarados looks similar to the one the trainer has in the comics.

It's a pretty good webcomic I stumbled upon recently that I recommend reading (if you like manliness, that is). Basically, it's about absurdly manly guys (such as Captain Falcon, Ganondorf, Kratos, etc.) trying to work in normal jobs and fit in. They're all managed by Commander Badass, who, despite his name, is the most normal of the men. It also features a lose Pokemon trainer who beat other Pokemon with his Magikarp until it evolved. Also, there's Pyramid Head. Sound manly enough yet? It's still fairly new, so it shouldn't take too long to read through the archives (first comic). Bottom line: read it if you're cool enough. The question is, are you cool? ... Yeah, I thought so.

My goodness, this is an absolutely, horrendously quasiawful disaster if I've ever seen one, and yet, I'm compelled to keep reading. It's kind of like one of the more recent Steven Seagal movies, but with none of the explosions and gruesome deaths that were, at the very least, funny. If you can handle more fanfics without brain hemorrhaging/suicide, then I recommend The Rangers of NIMH. I've never dared to read it, but it's supposedly the worst fanfic ever.

I think Germany has a good shot this year, along with Spain (possibly, if they get their act together). Honestly though, I'm not all too interested in this World Cup seeing as Turkey didn't make it (and what's more, lost to the US ).

Most: SPD Least: LCK

I'd probably pick Mercenary first and then try Mage, and then pick further choices depending on how I liked them. I'll try to pick every class eventually, though.

As previously stated, I'd like the newer features (rescuing, different magic types, skills, etc.) to return. Also, I'd like to have additional chapters/characters. I never got around to playing FE3 due to hardware problems (and by 'hardware problems' I mean my computer essentially being a typewriter with a hamster wheel as a power source and me never cleaning it), but it seems to me like too many characters were put on a bus for seemingly no reason. I'd like the gaiden characters, especially, to make a comeback. More than anything else, I'd like to see more classes.

Ike's was one of the few I thought were decent (apart from the whole "WHAT HAPPENED THEY'RE STATUES." line.) Besides him, I liked Shinon and Ranulf, and I thought Sephiran, Zelgius and the narrator were mostly okay. Adkins's performance in Brawl disappointed me; though, he just sounded bored and robotic. Even more so than usual.

Okay, I'll add in Boyd. I didn't include him because I thought characters without lines wouldn't get many votes, but I guess I was wrong.

I thought that was something his Japanese VA said that they didn't bother to change? "HELL YEAH" would have been awesome, it does sound like something Boyd would say.

I think most of us can agree that the voice actors in this game are for the most part butt-numbingly awful. However, the purpose of this topic is to determine the best voice actor, the relatively sweet-smelling excrement in the pile of feces. The character has to actually speak to count, so characters like Boyd are ineligible. Your choice may be based on actual talent or the hilarity of their voices. I vote Shinon, because he sounded pretty cool. EDIT: Added in some choices.

Just saw this article and thought it was interesting: http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/38/the-sleepwalking-roommate-story/ Apparently, people do some pretty crazy things whilst sleepwalking. My experiences are kind of lame in comparison; I've only ever sleepwalked to my parents' bed when I was little. Anyway, what about you? Have you had any wacky sleepwalking experiences? EDIT: I'm the only one? Weird.

I'd take as much karate as I could, then walk around kicking evildoers in the face just because I could. That, or anything else I was too much of a wimp to do before, like skydiving without a parachute or hacking into a bank so I could afford a suit of pure diamond I'd wear for the rest of my life.

Evidently not. The company's called O3 Entertainment, and from what I can gather from their Wikipedia page, they were heavily criticized for this. I've heard that it was a good game otherwise, though.

Every single person in this video, except maybe Nicole: This made me want to stick a Death Stalker Scorpion in my ears just to see how fast it would deafen me. This particular company was going bankrupt at the time, so they decided to hire family and friends instead of professionals. Take special note of Karen, who can't even talk normally. The funny thing is, Uru actually sounds pretty manly in the Japanese version. Go figure.

I thought it was okay, but Alice (as in, the actress) felt a little wooden to me. The twins at the beginning were much more interesting, and they were minor characters. I didn't care for the White Queen either, but that's just me. I wasn't really expecting anything grand with the movie, so I wasn't disappointed like you were.