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True story. Swear.
I've never bought a Dragon Ball game before, mostly because (A) I blow at fighting games and (B) no matter how much I love Akira Toriyama the intense disapproval of DBZ in any way, shape, or form among the anime community at large has always made me shy away from public displays of fandom out of undeserved shame. The Wii had me curious, however, as to the way certain moves were executed. So I had to try it. I stand up when playing most video games, just because I tend to get into them and standing makes it easier. This was even before the Wii came along. And now it's like they gave me an excuse to look like such a massive dork. Also, I like how I'm apparently thinking out of my butt at the end, there. Didn't notice that until just now. Hahaaa. Butt. |
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Life is like a toilet seat: When you're down, people sit on you. When you're up, people put you down, then sit on you.
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"We don't know where it came from, an we can't imagine.. where it goes.."
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Second star to the right and straight on \'till morning...
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Like father, like gun.
Like mother, like run.
(i love you.)
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"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both."
- Benjamin Franklin
Tenkaichi 2 on the Wii is more of a novelty, I can't trade the precision of button presses for clumsy screen sensors and the pitch, tilt, and roll of a controller.
However, to add onto this, whenever my friends and I ever happen to clash our beam attacks, we can all rotate those joysticks helluva fast, so we're going all out, yelling "HAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!" and turning red in the face.
Rambling aside, I applaud the nerdiness.
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"Wit is educated insolence." ~Aristotle