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Controllers all the time. And not just for Xbox, but pretty much any and every system. It’s not hard, and making a few bucks doing it is always welcome.

Easily Link is number one in my opinion. His outfit is so unique. You’re not going to see anything even remotely like it.

I can cross my eyes, wiggle my ears, and roll my tongue. But the weirdest thing I can do is vibrate my eyes. When, where, and how I learned to do it, I honestly don’t know. The wildest thing is that I’m one of the handful of people who can remember being born. It’s a terrifying experience.

I would say trust. Especially if you have never had even one faithful partner. Or if you just have difficulty trusting. I’m in that boat. I’ve never had a single partner who was faithful. Now, even though I love @Rain Dew with all my heart, I still don’t trust her. I’m trying, but my paranoia and expectation that she will cheat, prevents me from trusting her. As for everyone else, I’m not willing. I refuse to trust anyone. It’s not a “can’t”. It’s a “won’t”. It a conscious decision not to. No different that choosing to wear a black shirt. Trust is extremely important, but also, extremely difficult.

Great pick. The technical side of FFVIII was leaps and bounds beyond what FFVII had. The cutscenes were the greatest graphics ever seen to that point. We were all wishing that we had games that looked like that as a whole. Well with the AAA titles we have now, that wish has been granted.

I was always partial to the blue Yoshi. Mainly because he could fly, no matter what color shell he grabbed.

While OoT was a great game, it’s pure shit compared to the original on NES. But one of the games Nintendo took a very long time to develop was SMB3. The game inspired competitions, movies, and cartoons, just to name a couple things. it was the biggest thing in the world in reference to gaming at that time. Video stores had months long waiting lists to rent it, and stores couldn’t keep it on the shelves for more than a day. People got violent trying to get their hands on it. Some stores actually hired extra security at the electronics department due to the popularity and demand for the game. While other games have landed hard, no game or franchise has ever hit as hard as SMB3.

What @killamch89 stated are true, greed is one of the reasons. If they aren't greed, they shouldn't have leave the game unfinished. They knew with the DLC, they can easily earn additional funds after making money from the game sales.