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stray
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I hate to make Schild jizz, but Slashdot is doomcasting the Wii. Apparently sales in Japan are way down and "the bubble inflated by the novelty factor is starting to deflate". Meh. 1) Japan is pretty irrelevant these days. 2) See all my rants about 3rd party devs treating the system like a leper and tossing out shitty shovelware titles. Casual gamers are even less likely to shell out $50 for shitty games than hardcore gamers. No, Japan is irrelevant just for the PS3 and 360. Japan is just irrelevant period. Unless one are a moe loving weeaboo fuck. Or sadly, want games that aren't puzzle, sports, RTS, or FPS. You just get full animu in the face while playing.  OK, wtf is "moe loving weeaboo" and "animu"? Help me out here.
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Shavnir
Terracotta Army
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I hate to make Schild jizz, but Slashdot is doomcasting the Wii. Apparently sales in Japan are way down and "the bubble inflated by the novelty factor is starting to deflate". Meh. 1) Japan is pretty irrelevant these days. 2) See all my rants about 3rd party devs treating the system like a leper and tossing out shitty shovelware titles. Casual gamers are even less likely to shell out $50 for shitty games than hardcore gamers. No, Japan is irrelevant just for the PS3 and 360. Japan is just irrelevant period. Unless one are a moe loving weeaboo fuck. Or sadly, want games that aren't puzzle, sports, RTS, or FPS. You just get full animu in the face while playing.  OK, wtf is "moe loving weeaboo" and "animu"? Help me out here. moe, from the Japanese word 燃える means literally 'burning' but is often used in saying things are cute or adorable in a notably geeky way. weeaboo is from a Perry Bible Fellowship comic and has been adopted by 4chan (ironically enough) as a word to describe things that have notably "Japanese" traits. animu is a way to say anime without saying anime. Any other questions?
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