Sid Icarus

Its probably pure speculation, but I have heard one more then one occasion, Jack Thompson paid a male prostitute to dress up as Jesus Christ and shove soup ladles and baby bottles into his nether regions...

I have said it before and it still rings true today.

Microsoft will continue to fail in Japan until they start bringing out more

"Manga Anime Schoolgirl Beastaility Rape" simulators.

Not to be confused with;

"Manga Anime Schoolgirl Monster Rape" simulators.

Those are so 2005, the Jap market has since moved on.

Republicans are fucktards.

Sure, even though "EVERY" respected scientist and country in the world acknowledges that global warming is real and a threat, I will listen to a group of fucking creationist bible thumpers with a strong financial interest in denying not only global warming, but science in general.

Bush is the Antichrist. All of his supporters may as well carve "666" into their fucking foreheads.

When I went back to college I got a part time gig at Gamestop... Never again.

Here I was 25 years old. Before I went back to school I was working for a design consulting company making $45,000 a year and being flown to New York, Las Vegas and Atlanta.
Then I was at Gamestop, making $6.25 and hour and having my pockets searched every time I walked outside for a smoke.

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beat /bit/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[beet] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation verb, beat, beat·en or beat, beat·ing, noun, adjective
–verb (used with object)
1. to strike violently or forcefully and repeatedly.
2. to dash against: rain beating the trees.
3. to flutter, flap, or rotate in or against: beating the air with its wings.
4. to sound, as on a drum: beating a steady rhythm; to beat a tattoo.
5. to stir vigorously: Beat the egg whites well.
6. to break, forge, or make by blows: to beat their swords into plowshares.
7. to produce (an attitude, idea, habit, etc.) by repeated efforts: I'll beat some sense into him.
8. to make (a path) by repeated treading.
9. to strike (a person or animal) repeatedly and injuriously: Some of the hoodlums beat their victims viciously before robbing them.
10. Music. to mark (time) by strokes, as with the hand or a metronome.
11. Hunting. to scour (the forest, grass, or brush), and sometimes make noise, in order to rouse game.
12. to overcome in a contest; defeat.
13. to win over in a race: We beat the English challenger to Bermuda.
14. to be superior to: Making reservations beats waiting in line.
15. to be incomprehensible to; baffle: It beats me how he got the job.
16. to defeat or frustrate (a person), as a problem to be solved: It beats me how to get her to understand.
17. to mitigate or offset the effects of: beating the hot weather; trying to beat the sudden decrease in land values.
18. Slang. to swindle; cheat (often fol. by out): He beat him out of hundreds of dollars on that deal.
19. to escape or avoid (blame or punishment).
20. Textiles. to strike (the loose pick) into its proper place in the woven cloth by beating the loosely deposited filling yarn with the reed.
–verb (used without object)
21. to strike repeated blows; pound.
22. to throb or pulsate: His heart began to beat faster.
23. to dash; strike (usually fol. by against or on): rain beating against the windows.
24. to resound under blows, as a drum.
25. to achieve victory in a contest; win: Which team do you think will beat?
26. to play, as on a drum.
27. to scour cover for game.
28. Physics. to make a beat or beats.
29. (of a cooking ingredient) to foam or stiffen as a result of beating or whipping: This cream won't beat.
30. Nautical. to tack to windward by sailing close-hauled.
–noun
31. a stroke or blow.
32. the sound made by one or more such blows: the beat of drums.
33. a throb or pulsation: a pulse of 60 beats per minute.
34. the ticking sound made by a clock or watch escapement.
35. one's assigned or regular path or habitual round: a policeman's beat.
36. Music.
a. the audible, visual, or mental marking of the metrical divisions of music.
b. a stroke of the hand, baton, etc., marking the time division or an accent for music during performance.
37. Theater. a momentary time unit imagined by an actor in timing actions: Wait four beats and then pick up the phone.
38. Prosody. the accent stress, or ictus, in a foot or rhythmical unit of poetry.
39. Physics. a pulsation caused by the coincidence of the amplitudes of two oscillations of unequal frequencies, having a frequency equal to the difference between the frequencies of the two oscillations.
40. Journalism.
a. the reporting of a piece of news in advance, esp. before it is reported by a rival or rivals. Compare exclusive (def. 13), scoop (def. 8).
b. Also called newsbeat, run. the particular news source or activity that a reporter is responsible for covering.
41. a subdivision of a county, as in Mississippi.

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Wow, the Japs are such Pervs.

In a heated "Joystiq" discussion a few weeks back I caught a lot of flack for saying the 360 isn't doing well in Japan due to the dearth of "Manga Japanese schoolgirl beastitality rape simulators".....
Well, Microsoft isn't quite there yet, however its obvious their well on way.

Western developers are leading the industry. The Team Ninja guy even said it over a year ago.

Japanese developers have perfected the art of telling a story.
-You play as "This" person,
-These are his allies,
-These are his enemy's,
-This is the weapon he gets,
-This is the direction he will go,
-Here is what he sees when he gets there,

Resident Evil, Metal Gear, Final Fantasy, Silent Hill.... Good games I suppose, however I never really enjoyed any of them, I might as well have watched a movie.
Japan has spent time perfecting these story based games, American developers have instead started working on a new format, Sandbox.


Sandbox style games are where the industry is headed.. and Japan is bringing up the rear. Yes yes, story based drivel will still be made and bought by lots of people.

So, I am DL'ing it right now?
It can be the same game as GRAW, I just want then to implement the cover system from RS6.
RS6 has the perfect cover system, better then GRAW and GOW.