In my case, it was the least, with the others I played having been Pokemon and Paper Mario (along with watching my friend play Mario RPG, renting FFX once cause it looked pretty and renting Earthbound then crying about not being able to go far at all ... ok, maybe Earthbound was least accessible).
I don't really tend to like JRPGs in general, but hey, I own GS.
I think I'd have to just get a feel for it, as with most things involving manual labor. I don't know why I can lift heavy objects easily yet my dexterity is often lacking. I remember when I learned to drive a manual transmission, absolutely no instructions I was ever given made sense to me, at least not well enough to actually implenent them into my actual driving properly, and I ultimately wound up just having it click for me one day.
For whatever reason, pool is the opposite: I have great aim, but not as much force as some others. It's also the only thing I know I can do better left-handed.
I never knew about that explanation of Jumpman's jumping arc. Interesting stuff.
I may have exaggerated their exxaggeration. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Searching_for_Sugar_Man#Omissions my bad. It is a good movie and he has great songs. And thanks for the follow!
I need a Pearl Jam album for myself (of course given we are alternative rock, I could ... hmm ... nah, too illegal ... or is it? Might ask)
It would be the same for me, but I couldn't find it last time I did Spring cleaning, and I haven't heard any word of it from my parents, who live in a house in which my room is now spotless, so I'm not holding my breath on playing it soon.
I manage a radio station, in fact. Another plug for you @KSAURADIO. I just got a bunch of music on today, but can only remember a few artists like Seventh Tower, Lawrence Arms, and something to do with shoelaces (song by that group was "All My Love") oh and "Paris" by Magic Man. Can't think of others right now, but there was more. Forgot to make my usual update tweet.
I haven't seen it, no. I want to now, is it on Netflix? I did see a documentary about a South African musician I forget the name of. Sugar Man? No, that's not right. Well, apparently the movie lied; he was actually always famous in South Africa, not "lost" as the movie claimed through its narrative. It was pretty good, though. And Pearl Jam 20 gave me a lot of appreciation for just how much I didn't realize I liked Pearl Jam's music.
I wish I could find my copy of Pokemon Blue, but Game Grumps alerted me to the existence of Fire Red on GBA, so maybe I'll get that.
They were all robots suited to a certain terrain and had lots of CGI commercials asking you to look at the full videos online.
I really liked K'Nex robotics as a kid, I was actually more into K'Nex than LEGOs and more into Digimon than Pokemon. So this is why I didn't get laid in high school. If I had only caught more Pokemons....
I love fighting games and was not aware of the fighting game extravaganza apparently going on this year, so I'd love it if you blogged about it.
