1. Lack of a map 2. Slenderman could be around any corner 3. No weapons / self defense 4. Limited stamina 5. Atmospheric effects 6. Increase in danger as you get closer to goal.
Yeah, but how does it really work? Give me illustrations, charts and graphs, scholarly articles. I want to know the neurology of it. ... and if you're going to dismiss the spaghetti monster so easily, the least you could do is provide a quotation by an Italian food expert.
That's good of him. It probably made a big difference for a lot of those he saw. People on facebook are taking this a bit far, acting as if he's a saint all of a sudden. The fact is, in light of such a tragedy it's not unusual to want to reach out and help the victims. This is just a simple, kind gesture.
Do you think Sony fans are happy that the PS Vita is selling horribly? Do you think they'll benefit from that somehow?
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Well, the PS3 is a more successful system than either the PSP or the Vita. Maybe it would be nice if Sony wasn't pouring resources into a handheld market that they've never been able to dominate. All those resources could be going towards the PS3.
Not that I think either is very likely but imagine only having to purchase one system to get all the new Nintendo games, instead of two.
Additional benefits:
More exclusives on surviving system
Potentially more variety in exclusives - Nintendo wouldn't be obligated to provide two systems with Marios and Zeldas. So, for example, instead of New Super Mario Bros 2 and New Super Mario Bros U we'd just get one of them and then, maybe something new.
[QUOTE="Meinhard1"]Okay. I was reading a book by a neurologist and he nonchalantly mentioned "playing mental chess" with a patient. Is this something most people can do? With effort, I can play mental tic tac toe, but that's about it. I'd say not. A chess board contains 64 squares and most people can only remember, like, seven or so bits of information. I have difficulty simply visualizing an entire chess board, but perhaps if I spent a bit more time playing this would come naturally?
Since I'm merely an alt account I sometimes feel like a lurker but... I don't know.
I guess it's more like being inside a book that nobody's reading. An old one. It's up on a library shelf, so you're safe and everything, but the book hasn't been checked out for a long, long time. All you can do is wait.
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