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The short answer to all of these questions is yes. The long answer depends on if it's being simply referenced or if its actually of importance to the product.

300 currently according to Wikipedia Dragon Age Mass Effect Sonic RPG unnammed MMO ?????? Zombie jesus, even with two studios, that's a lot of employees.

I've never had any problems finding my CDs or DVDs.

I thought 50 would be enough for a couple teams. For example, Valve has 104 and at least four teams. And I'm guessing low with that. Obsidian has 110 (according to Wikipedia, anyway). They've got at least 3 teams working right now. Aliens, Mask, and a new IP (supposedly).

Needs more albino. Otherwise, the music is perfect.

So, it's based on entertainment merit.

Is that prize for anything or just being "outstanding?"

I'm going to get another bookshelf or two sometime in the upcoming month. When I do, I'll organize my console games onto them and you can really see the collection. I console gamed exclusively between 92 (when I got my SNES) and 2002. So, those computer games are accumulated over 5 years, the console games have at least double that period of time. Though maybe not fully double the quantity of games.

You're a brit. Ya'll bring tanks into stadiums.

edit: have a bunny

I love it when a good con comes together.

I am deciding between finishing Chrono Trigger and starting up Final Fantasy Tactics Advance.

I've heard there's some conflicts between Unfinished Business and the G3Fixpack.

Knew it had to be in the works after the teaser at the end of Dark Crusade.

You work for SOE?

No budget. If I could have done I would have... But *Sigh* such things are out of my hands. Whaaaa?! I was... trolling you and this is what I get? You suck! Good luck, though.

Know what'd help? Licensing an engine. :pokes Night with a stick:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Transformers_TV_series Note: Sunbow is American. The Japanese drew the 3 episode miniseries. If you want to consider those three episodes the original series, Pidesco, you're technically correct. However, they drew it for a US audience. It was aired in the US first.

Transformers More than meets the eye. Transformers Robots in disguise Over land and sea and aaaaiiiiir GI JOOOE Real American Heroes GI Joe is theeeere GI Jooooooe Wait... what? Crashing through the sky comes the fearful cry Cobra (cobra) Cobra (cobra) Armies of the night, evil taking flight Cobra (cobra) Cobra (cobra) Panic spreading far and wide, who can stem the time? Transformers

No, it wasn't. It was originally American. Then somewhere around season 3 or 4 it became Japanese. The next series, Beast Wars and following Beast Machines were also American. And during this, the Japanese also made their own "spin-offs" of the projects, such as a Beast Wars movie and things like that which don't related very well back to the original series.

The one glaring flaw in this is that Cartoon Network studios is american. I know we all like to look at modern cartoons and decry "that's not how they drew them when I was a kid" and conclude it must be Japanese! But alas... alas... ^^ With Pidesco putting it that way...

It took me forever to find a good custom portrait for my current run through. I eventually found one good elf wizard portrait on some obscure spanish language site.

Emphasis mine. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

They have to make sure to call it "Animated." We wouldn't want anyone to think it might be one of the myriad of live action Transformer shows. Coming soon, Ninja Turtles Animated right after He-Man Animated and Pokemon Animated in the Saturday Morning Catroon Animated block.

I'm out of Whiskey and Rum. I'm more bummed about the Whiskey, to be honest.