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Kotaku 
06/23/09
He was probably the only badass iteration in the series.
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Did i miss that announcement?
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Seriously, why so serious?!?!?!?!?!?!
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wow.
/fail.
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idk, when i say realism i mean like, paper does not hurt me if you swing it like a sword. a kangroo does, as does a wood guy's fist.
06/22/09
I would love to meet the man who can swing a kangaroo like a sword.
...From a safe distance of course.
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Of course if I was going against Street Fighter IV on the market, I would also try to get anything in the game that would make it stand out.
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Sometimes it's not about the humor. Everyone has faced injustices, and everyone would love to do something to right the wrongs, and when Gabe found that cardboard tube that fateful day, he envisioned a character in which he could write those wrongs. He's more like a superhero, rather than a comic strip character. However, unlike Superheroes that use clever witticisms and brute force in dealing with their foes, you never see the CTS result to violence, or even exchange words. I think there was one of the first series of the CTS that you actually saw him and some enemies, but even then it was brief.
I think it's just a cool story, and a nice little diversion from the norm. Don't blame you for not liking it though, I can see how it won't appeal to everyone.
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there's almost 7 billion people in the world, belive me there's someone that agrees with you.
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It's just an expression. Don't be so anal.
06/22/09
*hides under bed in fear of impending air strike*
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06/20/09
I don't want this crap in my Tekken.
06/21/09
@Placentasaurus:Dude, there's been a weapon user in Tekken from the -very- first game. Where have you been?
@otis123:
@mfwahwah: @Last Face; Two douches don't make an awesome.:
@Tyber_Zann:
No you silly gits aren't the only ones who don't care. There, now you can all friend each other and go form a "We don't care about CTS" fourm somewhere. Like not in a thread announcing it full of people who are overjoyed at the idea.
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Because hacks like Tim Buckley (ctrl+alt+del) put things into perspective.
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We need more webcomics whose sole contribution to society is their already done humor and unimaginative characters. And the merchandise made based upon said humor and characters.
We also need more webcomic artists that don't check their facts before they make a comic and rant about it, like thinking the PSP Go is a completely new handheld instead of a redesigned PSP.
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