This information will all come in handy when our corrupt king of Sonic gaf makes us play his hellish board game, "Beefs Boiling Board"
"With coupons, even! No wonder his MM stream had lower framerate than my first game."
I would say that two of the answers would qualify but you're not some stupid owl. You're a Nocturne owl.
"Yes, this post makes me very proud, Beef's law really stands out in a crowd!"
"Beef freshens himself up with Sonic scented perfume!"
"He also spends his evenings dancing alone to Nocturne from Sonic Chronicles!"
"And he gets his clothes from the Cena section of a WWE merchandise stand!"
"With coupons, even! No wonder his MM stream had lower framerate than my first game."
This information will all come in handy when our corrupt king of Sonic gaf makes us play his hellish board game, "Beefs Boiling Board"
"In Sonic gaf we have many a tome, for which user do they call home?"
- Light Magus
- Dark Schala
- Some stupid Owl
"code Beef must enter on treasure trove cove's sandcastle floor is framerate"
Eh, it's not that high on the priority list, and it might as well just fall off the bottom if I can't even use it on the Wii U.
Oh, I've noticed.
Yeah i'll probably go for it at some point soon, oh if only it ever went on sale by itself without the other games.
This either explains why i'm still awake to read this heart warming message or that there's a rogue E in there indicating some mind mangling bioware music.I would say that two of the answers would qualify but you're not some stupid owl. You're a Nocturne owl.
I had far more fun thinking up the Brentilda stuff than I really should, i'm sure Beef knows its all in good fun.
The original has taken a bit of a beating from father time in a few aspects but it still holds together from my most recent run about two years ago, not sure about Tooie, need to put it on my to redo list.
My day is no longer ending on a high note, nightmares of Crash falling through a void will haunt me.
Eh, it's not that high on the priority list, and it might as well just fall off the bottom if I can't even use it on the Wii U.
As somebody who mostly got to know the series through the XBLA ports, it really isn't misplaced at all.
Do you see what you guys did?
Well, technically, yes. But I think it works in Kazooie. The levels are just small enough that it's not really a chore to do... although I was missing the last couple of notes in Mad Monster Mansion and Click Clock Wood for the longest time. (XBLA saves the notes you've collected so you don't have to collect them all in one go, unlike the N64 original.)
What did I just watch?
Heeheeheeheeeeeeee!
But you have a Final Fantasy VIII avatar!
But VIII is objectively bad with drawing magic, levels not mattering, an unlikable protagonist, and many more issues.
I have never once thought that this was a bad thing. It's one of the better FFs to easily speedrun as a result of that. If it weren't for the fact that junctioning can break the game for you, I would've said that enemies scaling with you and essentially being punished for being at a high/max level (since enemies get harder-hitting skills to go with their newfound stats) would be a nice way of coordinating balance throughout the game.
Wiimote/Nunchuk only.
Secretly all of us who have touched the cursed Jak 2 disc already died long ago, now we're just ghosts unable to cross over because we must remain to wail about Jak 2 and warn the living.
And complex, single jigsaw pieces can involve tying together tasks across multiple worlds, though looking back this is actually one of the games stronger points on an ambitious level.
Rusty Bucket Bay engine room devours the tears of 100 note collection.
It's a better fate for old Jak truly, he wont be tortured and Daxter wont develop a potty mouth.
Yes, very much so, I didn't really realise how much I liked it until last year but it's damn good stuff throughout.