@Twag86: Not really. Many only had 4 directions. This is from someone who, between 1987 and 1991 rented one NES game every weekend, usually a different one each time. #left4dead
@eastx: You are correct. I missed a crucial "don't". But I stand by what I said nevertheless, many (awesome) games had no diagonals (Bomberman, anyone?). And yes, many equally awesome games had diagonals.
Hell, some games made you walk on a goddamn grid...Bomberman again. #left4dead
I used to really dislike rap but it's definitely grown on me. I kinda like the beat in this one. The graphical video is obviously amazing though. #followme
This disdain for hip-hop music is disturbing. The hip-hop that is popular is like any pop music, vapid and two dimensional. There are great artists out there if you care to look. #followme
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have a life-size papercraft Link to fold together. #left4dead
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But I guess it'd be more true to the original if the guy made the game more similar to Gauntlet... #left4dead
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Hell, some games made you walk on a goddamn grid...Bomberman again. #left4dead
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GOD DANGIT WHERES THAT FROM I REMEMBER SEEING THAT AND LAUGHING SO HARD #left4dead
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2 Fast 2 Furious?
Also.. Up 4 More? #left4dead
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Next stop my Zune :3
*runs off again* #followme
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50% self aggrandizement, 40% comparison via simile and 10% talking about the geographical location that you are situated at.
But alas, the same holds true for so many other genres of music as well. A formula for "pop" that is tried and true and seldom varieted from.
The video did manage to keep my interest until the end, which is notable however. #followme
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