He probally looked up that word in a dictionary called Brity-Witty's Terms or something like that.
Edited: I know hes Australlian.
Edited: I know hes Australlian.
Get your eyes checked.MrSod said:Cornettos?
Those things are called Drumsticks, duh.
What kind of upside down land are you living in, anyway?
I think the PS3 had a bad rep before Haze. The only good thing is MGS4 and once you've done it.. it goes back to being an expensive piece of equipment.excessum ado said:I have to agree with him here. This game gave the PS3 bad rep. He should have done an MGS 4 review. Im curious to observe your disposition.
Do you really need too ask that?SatansBestBuddy said:We're already on your website, watching your vids, why do we need to be reminded that there are other vids on this website?
Take that back or die painfully. Ben will live forever for the viewers demand it.JaguarWong said:The Zero Punctuation schtick won't stay fresh forever after all.
Not everything. Just games et al.spudpuffin said:nice one again yahtzee i really can't imagine going to austrailia and finding out that everything is 50% more expensive in your currency. and all of us love cornetos! =D
Actually I went to JB Hi Fi yesterday and they have it (I live in Australia).Shadrach said:As to everyone who's asking why no MGS4.. remember He's in Australia, they get games based on a formula involving phases of the moon, relative strength of the dollar and the weight of Ms. Nelson's cat.
Of course he could always try to run off and snag a copy from GAME TRADERS ROBINA.
MGS4 had a simultaneous worldwide release iirc. Actually the Aussies should have got the game a day before the US and a half day before Europe, so thats pretty much a first if you don't count the Harry Potter books (which I don't)Shadrach said:As to everyone who's asking why no MGS4.. remember He's in Australia, they get games based on a formula involving phases of the moon, relative strength of the dollar and the weight of Ms. Nelson's cat