Batman: Arkham Asylum/City/Origins fits those criteria nicely.

Shooting is a form of free speech taken to its most perverse extreme, so...irony?

Well, if you're asking me to go back on my multiple years of college/student loan debt then...I still wouldn't change my career. The only competition would be a train engineer. Trains have been a hobby of mine since I was four.

In college? Uh...zero dating/women. I wasn't a fan of the "fling" and the amount of time I spent in class/studio prevented me from having any serious relationship.

Things sure have changed from the days of "a/s/l?" Kids are too lazy these days...PUT SOME EFFORT INTO IT!

Can I please ask why the "User Average" next to your score and the Metacritic score shows the number of reviews and not the actual user average score?

For example:

Call of Duty: Ghosts. GS: 8, Metacritic average: 68, User average: 1443

Professor Layton Miracle Mask. GS 8.5, Metacritic average: 82, User average: 73

You aren't showing the "user average"...you're showing the number of user reviews. So something like CoD Ghosts looks completely stupid and something like Professor Layton is misleading...because that game doesn't have a 73 average score, it has 73 reviews...and you can't have an average number of reviews anyway.

What happens when a relatively unknown game with great reviews by you and Metacritic has a low number of user reviews? Someone, like myself, would see:

Game XYZ. GS 9, Metacritic 83, user average: 25.

Many people, also like myself, base purchases heavily off of user reviews. When they see an average "score" of 25, something your website doesn't clarify, then they write the game off as bad and your scores as biased. It doesn't become clear until someone clicks on the number. Then it becomes obvious and then everyone thinks that's REALLY stupid page design.

Please change this to say "User Reviews" or actually have it show the average user score.

Thanks.

Let me ask a different question:

If I were okay with losing my pokemon x data (since I'm not far into it...1 badge), would it then be an optimal solution to reformat? I guess I'm just a bit OCD and the fact that my name shows up as "Shawn", when it is not, really bugs me.

Fenniken, 15

Beedril, 12

Squirtle, 10

Pikachu, 11

Ralts, 11

Pidgey, 13

Can you tell I just started? XD

I recently bought a used 3dsxl to play pokemon x. However, my friends see the previous owner's mii and name. I've heard you can reformat the 3DS (clean slate, basically) but this deletes some of your data.

If I reformat the system, will I lose my Pokemon X data if it's saved on the SD card?

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[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]

Spend money, be entitled to service.

EagleEyedOne

mhmm

which is why every person possible in society should take as many humanly possible precautions to avoid the possibily of facing these pieces of sh!t

automated customer service phone lines and self-checkout registers are a step in the right direction