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What I don't understand is why does it cost them extra money to dump already made sprites? It's about as lazy as Capcom vs SNK 2 or Marvel vs Capcom 2 where they just dumped their old sprites like it was MUGEN.

then balance is restored

but I can't enjoy a without u

I'll wait for BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle Extend

SNES: Final Fight 3 N64: Ocarina of Time Gamecube: Super Smash Bros. Melee Wii: Super Smash Bros. Brawl Wii U: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U GBA: Pokémon Sapphire DS: Pokémon White 2 3DS: Pokémon Alpha Sapphire or Fire Emblem Awakening PS2: Burnout 3 Takedown PS3: Ultra Street Fighter IV PS4: Gravity Rush 2 PS Vita: Gravity Rush Dreamcast: Crazy Taxi

Something I love in a video game is when you get to battle against the player character from the previous game in the series. In the Johto Pokémon games, you face off against Red (player character) from the Kanto games. More recently, I'm playing Nights of Azure 2 and you get to face Arnice who was the protagonist in Nights of Azure.

That sounds almost as unappetizing as peanut butter on toasted bread.

Not at all. It's all about strategy. Memorizing a flashy combo means nothing if you don't know the right opening to use it. Bad controls? Maybe some indie fighting game but the majority (all the well known series) like Street Fighter, Soulcalibur, King of Fighters, etc. have solid controls.

Everybody's a critic

WARNING: Language and 1 tarantula so if you're arachnophobic, brace yourself. Anyways, enjoy!

I just want a Binding Blade remake so I can play Roy's game without emulation.

Also don't fall into the trap of "pristine" colleges. People pay more money to go to NYU when they're just getting the same education as Queens College students. Who's the smarter one?

I can see that. Except in my case it's not so much well-designed but rather the series. I don't really care for third person shooters but when Senran Kagura decides to release one with water guns and bikinis then sign me up.

Favorites: Fighting, RPGs, hack and slash, racing, action adventure, platformers. Least favorites: First person anything and visual novels. I like fighting games the most as it's a lot of fun to look at the character select, choose a character that stands out to me, and learn their moves. I like the friendly yet competitive nature of playing local matches with friends while kicking ass and listening to rocking music. Basically I like video games that FEEL like video games. Not just playing a movie but a video game ass video game. Rules of Nature and all that.

I really like these. I like your coloring and your style but I need to critique one thing. It's something I usually make a mistake of and you probably caught on to it too. The mouth placement is too low. Try placing the mouth is little higher up. If you fear the chin being too big instead of the upper lip, don't. It's actually a pretty effective style used in most 90s anime.

Just don't overdo it. May save your diet but can still mess up your teeth.

Financial aid vs student loan. With grants/aid, you get money based on your financial need and you don't need to pay it back unless you drop out. Loans, you need to pay back after graduating and with interest.

I actually always hated the lemon and lime flavors my entire life. When Skittles made the switch to green apple, I was thrilled. One less flavor I needed to avoid in the bag.

Hmm, I got the impression that you were a lot younger. Anyways, as with any place you live, the cost of living is relative to the salary you make. Hence why NYC's minimum wage is pretty high, because even 1 bedroom apartments will cost you $1500+ a month. You can get lucky and find something cheaper but it won't be anywhere extravagant. In fact, it'll be in a dangerous neighborhood most likely lol. I'm just letting you know that NYC specifically is severely overrated. I've only lived upstate for a year and it's not my thing. I prefer the city since I've lived here my whole life but I'm in Queens where it's a nice balance between suburban and urban. Stay away from Manhattan unless it's work or visiting lol.

First off, how old are you?

You can forget about living in NYC lol. We have enough people crowding up our buses and trains. Besides why live here? It's too expensive. Even with minimum wage being bumped up to $13/hour, it's still not enough to comfortably live alone. Hope you find a job with at least a yearly salary of $30,000.

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Memories of Celceta or VIII are good starting points. Jedi answered your first question in one of his earlier replies.