MvC3 has a bunch of Darkstalkers characters because Nittsuma has a boner for them.
If you disagreed, you probably got killed by Vanguard in the tutorial and never played again.
Conclusion: Dark Souls is going to fucking rock.
I'll go if Kazuma is gonna be there
Already?
Jazz Jackrabbit was awesome.
haha nice one
He looks "butthurt" in the picture.
@Alpha-Male22
Tell that to Comedy Central.
So what's difficult for you to understand? Downloading games that are available through the virtual console or PSN is pirating, downloading games that aren't, isn't. I have a feeling you rode the short bus.
PS1 games are still generating profit on PSN, PS3 launch titles are still being produced. You haven't made any point.
Uh... yeah. It is. Because it isn't piracy. Piracy implies stealing. If the software in question isn't in production anymore, and therefore not generating any money to the original publisher, then it isn't stealing. Pretty simple.
This should be his picture on N4G from here on out:
http://douchebrag.com/image...
It's like the game. But a real chick. And a dude with a plant strapped to his head. Sweet.
I see nothing a twelve year old shouldn't be exposed to here. The news is worse.
Hey Cliff, if you read this, STOP BEING A CHILDISH ATTENTION SEEKING DUMBASS. YOU ARE MORE ANNOYING THAN YOU CAN POSSIBLY IMAGINE.
Prepare yourselves for a lot of "A DINOSAUR BUT NOT MY CHARACTER???" arguments from here on out.
And people like you would be the reason survival horror is mostly dead.
I loved this game as a kid, I used to play it ALL the time.
The article title is misleading though, this was released in the US. Cheaper to get it off PSN though.
I remember when new games would come out for SNES and Genesis for like $80.
But really, we're suppose to be doing our job as the consumers of this market by not pumping money into the sub-par and low quality releases. That's the only way to stop games that aren't worth their price tag to stop getting released early/overpriced, by letting the publisher know it's not going to fly. Until we start doing that collectively, it's hard to expect anything to change...