Someone needs to splice together an 80's movie style credit sequence detailing what each personality of Giant Bomb does following their retirement from the site. "Jeff, no longer burdened by the expectations of video game journalism, was now free to follow his true dream. No one has heard form him since but those closest to him claim he was last seen crossing the Mexican border with a cardboard box labelled Atari mumbling that operation quick look everything could no longer be tied down by 'the man.' "
or, "Patrick founded his own software development company that catered to an increasingly casual market. Reviews have been mixed, however, with many people claiming to either love or hate his products with little opinion in between."
etc...
Set it to Don't You (Forget About Me) for good measure.
I'd do it myself but I'm afraid I haven't the talent. Get on it duders.
Stay tuned as the former rebel leadership become Gaddafi v2.0 and begin their own brand of crushing military dictatorship!
I really, really, really hope you're wrong.
Happens all the time. Toppled dictatorship, new struggle for power between rival ethnic, military, and political groups. One group climbs to be the new victor, though is unable to control dissent. Martial law is declared and a new regime is built.
I know it does. I would just like to see one country in the Middle East not turn out that way.
Libya isn't in the Middle East - it's North African.
Dynasty Warriors gave itself a make-over with DW6. Fans revolted... and they undid a lot of them for DW7. DW7 itself still breaks the mold a bit too, but in a way that's somewhat interesting. Plus it finally added Jin. I don't expect people who don't enjoy the series to understand what people who enjoy it look for, but yeah, changing the formula, even slightly, would tick a lot of people off. Myself included. I almost didn't buy DW7 after the travesty that was DW6.
" Oh my god they're re-releasing the shit out of this game. "
True. But keep in mind that this also comes packed in with everything that was offered in FFIV: The After Years - which previously was only obtainable if you owned a Wii. Considering that I don't own a Wii, I'm rather looking forward to this.
" Which part of China? The rural areas will definitely have a horrible connection. You can't use Facebook or Google there from what I understand. Chinese internet sucks.... "
You can use google. It's based out of Hong Kong though.
You can also use Facebook if you know how to get around the censor. It's not that difficult.
Other than that the internet isn't too bad depending on where you are. In some places it's faster than it is in the states, in others, good luck finding a connection.
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