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Skikes formatted his post like a signature. I read only above the line. I gave no explanation for blaming you all for Up's late release because when it comes to you lot, there is no need for explanation. You're just dripping with evil. :/ The distributor and local offices of the distributor...

What does Up and its release have to do with Lasseter? People were talking about Astroboy?

You people are the reason why Up is still not in cinemas.

5. "It's subtitled" - Me fail English? That's unpossible!

You raise an interesting point actually. It's like they're saying that their reputations are so bad that they have to force some kind of incentive on people to get them to use their products. That seems to be a strange position to sell from to me.

Gendered demographics bite one no matter whose gender is being targeted. But, as utter detestable as 'Disney Princess' merchandising can be, the films the characters originally came from are nearly all landmarks in animation history. Last time Disney aimed for 'older-male animation'... The...

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Played a demo of this, but frankly, there are good reasons why no-one ever played this. The food micromanagement was an utter game killer IIRC. Now, the Settlers series. Those were great games. Way to segue into the following list: Albion - PC RPG made by Blue-Byte. Sci-Fi meets Fantasy world...

What about Nippon Ichi? Strategy JRPGs aren't really that different from the traditional type.

If you'd said SMB3 I'd wholeheartedly agree, but SMB1? I've always felt that the original is a very, very tedious game and the limited tilesets (four of them? Mushroom lands, Underground, Underwater, Castle?) never helped, even if it's mostly down to uninteresting 'no backtracking' design and...

Three Billy Goats Gruff.

Having used neither word, I'm wondering what you're mixing yourself up with.

"People on the road can turn an LOL into a great big OMG" SHAWTAY!

Even if that was actually true ('NAO YOU R WRONG'), since the games are about as good as they ever were before, those kinds of features are a leg up beyond them.

I think if we had the figures of how most manga actually sells (i.e. not the big names), we'd be less surprised. You only have to look at high-street shops tendency to stock only the first few volumes of most series to know that stocking manga is a difficult and probably not very rewarding game...

Anyone else noticed the sickening trend of recent banking adverts featuring sickeningly happy customer service assistants attaining unprecedented levels of human joy by helping their customers secure their futures? It started out with those Halifax adverts with the Halifax workers building...

I love this forum. It makes me feel like I never finished Secondary School.

My favourite would probably be We Love Katamari. I actually found the home consoles very disappointing last generation, at least as far as the big name titles went (taking names from the first list: Halo, Final Fantasy X, Kingdom Hearts, Metal Gear Solid 2 probably killed my interest in the...

That's just Mikimoto's style. Personally, I love its look and got used to it after the first volume. But it was always a title that would be dropped at the first sign of trouble, setting up a series of niche interest outside of Japan. Confusing for a vaguely Gundam interested reader, absolutely...

I was lead to believe that Ecole Du Ciel was a kodansha title. Any news on that? It had just finally crept back into Tokyopop's glacial schedule...