I think it's like the chronic. You can't buy it in stores but ... you know ... everybody has some.Heroic One said:How'd you play it if it was banned?
I think it's like the chronic. You can't buy it in stores but ... you know ... everybody has some.Heroic One said:How'd you play it if it was banned?
He's Yahtzee. He can do anything. I'm guessing that he found a torrent or something.Heroic One said:How'd you play it if it was banned?
Bought it on the Interwebs?Heroic One said:How'd you play it if it was banned?
Well considering it was developed by Sony, and had a Japanese voice acting team, I'd assume you use the Japanese pronunciation in which i has an 'ee' sound. However since you don't live in Japan, I'd recommend saying it however you feel comfortable.Break said:No. Well, probably not. No matter how I say it, I can't seem to make "ee-ko" not sound stupid. So I dub thee wrong. At least, I've never heard it pronounced that way before, and can't really see why you would.brin5tar said:Isn't it pronounced "ee-ko" not "EYE-ko"?
Nice video, as usual, Yahtzee. The opening song combined with the subject matter made me laugh before you even started talking.
Are you kidding? The levels that dropped stealth and just threw tons of zombies and monsters in your face totally ruined it for me. I was very glad to see they dropped this policy in time for Thief 2.Clorf said:Where did that comment about Thief come from? There were no "action heavy combat segments" in that game.
What do you mean "dropped stealth"? In order to get past all of those zombies and monsters, you simply... sneak past them, just like you would with any other enemy in the game.Yahtzee Croshaw said:Are you kidding? The levels that dropped stealth and just threw tons of zombies and monsters in your face totally ruined it for me. I was very glad to see they dropped this policy in time for Thief 2.Clorf said:Where did that comment about Thief come from? There were no "action heavy combat segments" in that game.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/rss/articles/editorials/zeropunctuationyanamal said:The internet is hard
I hear there'll be a riveting commentary on Candyland [http://www.amazon.com/Candy-Land-Game-Jewel-Case/dp/B00004VXAI] soon.bender127 said:Quit picking on my games eff pee ess games and pick on some other ones
I appreciate your concern, but I have no choice in the matter. For you see, the internet is SERIOUS BUSINESS. Therefore, any time somebody says something bad about a game I like, it really is the end of the world. I'm afraid that Yahtzee must be burnt at the stake, to serve as an example to anyone who thinks they can have an opinion that differs from my own. It's the only logical action available.mobilesworking said:Is this really an argument you want to get into, Clorf? With anyone else, maybe, but you're barking up one vitriolic bush.