DDDDOUBLE POST!

For Elysienne:

http://fizzyenergy.com/worlds-ugliest-plants/

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Xbox is not connected to the internet, like I said, and probably never will be. XBLA is of no interest to us. Non-violent games that I own and love, off the top of my head: Katamari Damacy Chibi-Robo Viva Pinata Animal Crossing Trauma Center Professor Layton Elebits Harvest Moon Phoenix Wright Pikmi...

;__; oh my fucking god My Russia folder is gone!! *sob* I have NO IDEA where it vanished... Great sadness! GREAT SADNESS! To cheer myself up, here's a Legend of Zelda/Hetalia crossover: [spoiler] http://imgur.com/7WwBa.jpg http://imgur.com/81jx7.jpg http://imgur.com/3e8cJ.jpg http://imgur.com/Fzkhr....

Agreed! On both counts, Lysie. I hate violence in video games, especially "gritty, realistic" violence. Throwing heaps of colorful pikmin at a giant ladybug-looking creature is far more entertaining and fun for me. Games in which I don't have to kill anything at all are even better! Like, ...

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Blanked out my name, obviously.

Watching Planet Earth for what must surely be the billionth time <3

And I'm totally declaring that noodles's drag name is Miss Pasta

That is just too perfect.

(PAASTAAAAAAA...)

1. Army of Two: 40 Days
2. ???
3. Profit

Anyone played Saints Row 2? The price just dropped...

Heard Crackdown wasn't terrible. Think it's cheap, too. Not that fond of sandbox beat'em ups like that, though. Have a feeling it'd be like the Warriors, which we played and beat on co-op.

*sigh* Why do video games have to be so violent!

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Throwing out that I think it'd be interesting to have Trance talk about Japanese games. It gives people a chance to familiarize themselves with the games that may be localized -- or maybe even drum up enough interest that it is localized.

We're now trying to beat Army of Two on the hardest difficulty mode to unlock all the guns. I see there's a sequel due out in October; exciting! We're pleased enough with Army of Two that we'll be getting the sequel. Hard difficulty is challenging, but it forces even more strategy so that's great. W...