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I see a new Thumbs t-shirt motive.

I'm going to place an order with Play-Asia in a few days (Cooking Mama, Densetsu no Stafi 4, Children of Mana, Ouendan), and wanted to get me some great japanese candies too: http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-14-71-7u-49-en.html So far i have these on my list: - Shuwa Puccho Can drops retro (Hotaru no Haka) - Banana Choco - Watermelon Cup Candy - Nissin Cisco Crisp Milk Choco - Shigekikkusu Jet Mega Iron Gummi which ones taste good, and which one don't? Any more recommendations?

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Thank you for the tips so far. I have placed my order today and will keep you updated as soon as the stuff arrives and i have tried some of it.

Thank you, Wikiquote.

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Oh, and almost forgot the emoticon. Just to make clear:

What's wrong about attraction?

Pink DS lite is here.

I wanted to wait for some special colored Japanese-exclusive version of the lite (other than the two blue ones), before trading in my "old" DS and switching to a lite. After seeing the awesome new screens in real life for the first time this weekend though, i immediately went and bought a white one. I had to get a replacement the other day, because there was a dead pixel on the upper screen, but now everything is fine and i really love it. Right now I'm having lots of fun replaying many games i hadn't played for months, just to see how they look on the new screens.

Not exactly new insights here, but still it seems to be something everyone has to learn by himself to actually grasp it. It's the same with every creative job, where you need someone to pay you for. And it's not just that you are not an artist, also what you are producing is not art, but a product that first you have to sell to your customer who then has to sell it on some kind of mass market. And for as long as it's not quality or originality customers want, for as long as the FIFAs and Need for Speeds of this world sell more than the Psychonauts and Icos, this will not change. Actually, it will never ever change.

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I'm in the final world now on New Super Mario Brothers and can happily say, all my insecurities about the controls have disappeared. The whole Mario having more weight thing finally makes sense and even the wall jumping feels almost natural now. There's just so many great ideas and stages I am looking forward to playing over and over again for their incredible level design. I'm as happy as can be and in total harmony with myself and the world around me (Mushroom Kingdom, apparently).

Got my copy yesterday, and am since then wondering: why do I have to press towards the wall when doing walljumps? In every game I remember you had to press away from the wall to do so. Is there a way to change this? Also, Mario seems to react a bit slow, especially when changing directions. Could be only me though, or just the fact that I hadn't played a sidescrolling Mario game for years now. Besides that, I'm loving it so far.

bwahahahaha It's not only your posting that made me laugh so hard, but the fact that every time i was pressing F5 during the last few minutes to see if anyone had replied yet, i saw you had added a new line and made it even better.

"The topic or post you requested does not exist" And I didn't even see it

Tell them!

Even with journalists outside games websites and magazines, Sony seems to have a tough stand right now: A Reuters Article about E3

Seconded. Games, release date, price, and every last detail to be revealed. Also I want to see real games running on the real PS3, as opposed to prerendered movies or demos running on who-knows-what. The more i think about it, the more i realise there's not that many games i'm particularly looking forward to. Pilotwings, Elebits, Mario 128, Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz, and maybe Sonic on PS3 or Wii. Still, I've never been as excited as I am this year.

Old one, but i finished "Secret of Mana" together with my sister back then. If you got an snes emulator, you might want to give it a try.