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Unless you're really good at a fighting game, spamming always wins.
The PSP is better than the PSVita, at least game library wise. Seriously, please name one good PSVita exclusive....... Go ahead. I will wait....
Oh, and the European Union was a mistake.
Mugen 3.0 is not nearly as good as Mugen 2.0
Unpopular opinion:
Street Fighter 6 is mid
No pixel should be censored, (ej. lol***n, ships, political incorrect) because they are not real, nor do they have human rights. Just ignore.
Men should stop SIMPathizing with women to beg for love. That is not done, you only increase her ego, she will believe herself to be superior and she will have less interest in you. (In short, treat someone like a celebrity... and they will treat you like a fan)
We must respect other people's opinions.
I don't like AI's. They are somewhat overrated, however they are not useless either.
Well, simping towards women won't make them melt the slightest, lmao. It'll only make the begger look sickening and creepy. But putting a partner on pedestal excessively - either a man or a woman - won't evoke that much good how one would love to imagine.
Opinions are frequently heard and exchanged. Some are unpopular (I forgot the word I needed, shit) and can stir a havoc on a family table or friends meeting but as far conversations don't get wrong direction into something more niché, there isn't a problem, social justice laws don't have to do anything with it. It's just internet that has become (more) bonkers already quite long time ago...
what the PSP is older its games are older and look worse it has less controls less buttons its much more deprecated exclusives mean nothing PSP games can be emulated on PC and smartphones so theyre PSP exclusive no more thats no valid argument obsolescence is valid argument PSP is oldQuote:
Originally Posted by TheWhiteDevil27
Scooby Doo is so much overrated and never has been funny
The way its milked si beyond belief but I didnt despise it. I liked Yogi Bear better though. Flintstones is more interesting as well.
Yes it's boring to do so many remakes or new seasons, while it's always the same plotQuote:
Originally Posted by Moondreamer
I've always preferred Tom and Jerry over it anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenra
Classic theatrical toons were the most expensive ever and I know, H-B worked on it and for MGM before they started making stuff for TV. But there are many movies about nothing as well. The reviled one from 1992 ends up being the best, despite Tom and Jerry being technically side characters there.
More of a Tom and Jerry Kids fan, no offense, but Tom and Jerry is great in its own way. Besides, Kids is a spin off that came after the original show and thus it wouldn't have existed without it, but i just like it more. Once again, no offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheWhiteDevil27
2014 was ok but not my favorite, the 70's Tom and Jerry seemed a bit bland but it had some positive aspects, the 1940's are the greatest, i strongly dislike the Gene Deitch one with the abusive owner (but i'm sad that the person, Gene Deitch died) but ignoring the owner, 1960's Tom and Jerry has some ugly art style that i can't get into. Never tried the 80's Tom and Jerry The Comedy Show so, i have no opinion on it. But that image where Spike crossdresses and smirks about it amused me. (Can't find the image now, but i'll edit this comment when or if i find that image)
Tom and Jerry Tales has a cool art style, but that may be my 2000's bias. It is not the best, but i find it decent, and i can certainly say that i do like it.
One unpopular opinion in a way:
Memes have become ridiculously oversaturated and are no longer a way to take a pyss out of a situation in a simple way. Instead they are a major tool for keyboard wars and dyck measuring popularity contests. Many corners of the net are more haha memez than an actual conversation. Popular meme phrases only parrotted without context, no longer a way to crack a joke or express the mood. Not that the net has ever been a paradise on Earth but this makes a casual lighthearted conversation unnecessarily hard on certain cyberplaces.
I agree, since memes have become mainstream and everyone is doing them, I find it becoming more and more embarrassing.
WWF Royal Rumble for the Dreamcast and Arcade and WWE Crush Hour for the PS2 and the Gamecube get more hate than they deserve. Sure, they are may not be up to par with SD Here Comes the Pain, SDvR 2006, SDvR 2007, No Mercy, and the DoR duology and admittedly a bit of the hate they get is somehow warranted (the DC version of WWF Royal Rumble's lack of a CAW mode and modes in general for example [Seriously, who thought a traditional 3-D WWE game without a CAW mode, in 2000 no less, was a good idea?]) but to call them 2 of the worst WWE games of all time? God, no! WWF Royal Rumble for the Dreamcast and Arcade literally has similar gameplay to the first two SmackDown games for PS1 and people praise those two games to high heaven! In fact, it even shares its engine with those two games! As for WWE Crush Hour, it very rarely ever takes itself seriously! It's literally a zany multiplayer-focused combat racing game with WWE superstars and divas slapped on it with a just as zany plot about Vince McMahon taking over all of TV! The game is literally making fun of how massive and popular the WWE was at the time of its release! As a matter of fact, it fits in well with the insanity of the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression eras! They may not be perfect games but at least, they are better than WWE 2K15-onwards (especially WWE 2K20) and the DS version of SDvR 2008 though!
During the times of YouTube Poop boom (thus YT beginnings) these became made by way too many ppl as well. Some people cracked an egg by clipping these vids but YTPs very quicky became a Mario fest (with some Harkinian, Robotnik etc.) without a sense, point, whatsoever. But twas just one corner of the internet. Memes now scream from social media up to the open net and way way too many of them on every corner. You can google something, add “meme” to the search and image search ‘ll be full of things so dumb that AI would be capable of creating them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenra
Yes, but I guess it's just the democratization of the internet
I do agree Scooby doo is over-rated, but Mystery inc incorporated was the funniest of any of the iterations. Do you have any opinions on that specific one or do you just not enjoy the general idea of scooby doo? like the topic of a bunch of wannabe teens busting low stakes old people just never appealed to you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenra
gear 5 its only for fans
No, i just don't enjoy the general idea of scooby dooQuote:
Originally Posted by Studmuffin
I dunno if this is an unpopular opinion, but I actually liked the Tales of Ash story from KOF 2003 - 13.
Ash is like the Loki of the series, and I sorta like that kind of character.
Unpopular opinion similar to that one: I really enjoy KOF XI.Quote:
Originally Posted by lamento_mori
too many strings attached, and creates goverment dependency, and it perpetuates the "poverty industrial complex" or whatever you want to call the corruption that arises from it at the agenciesQuote:
Originally Posted by KaironJ
i know because i lived it... and noticed...
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I liked Jar Jar Binks
i don't hate the new star wars trilogy
I'd go so far as to say Jar Jar Binks easily makes it in the top 5 Star Wars characters of all time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oldyz
Socialism works... if everyone works, everyone!
Samurai Shodown VI is not a bad game.
Not necessarily good either, but... I can see its pros, and some of good sides. I consider it decent. I do wish it was done better, definitely. But i wouldn't say i dislike it or hate it, i find it just okay. And this is where "good idea, bad execution" comes.
Saint Seiya had a cool idea, the execution was not so great. Digimon Frontier had a cool idea, the execution sucked. A bad execution doesn't mean a bad concept, but yeah. I do wish some things were better.
The Big Bang Theory stopped being funny completely after few seasons.
Don’t get me wrong, it started with a totally killer humour, you didn’t need to be an expert about every scientific fact or ocean of comics/sci-fi series, it didn’t surprisingly get too mean-spirited but that was about it. It had a great balance of everything and the lines were gold.
But then everything changes. Nothing against letting the characters grow up a little, it does a rather good job at this. But the humour was forgotten. The laugh track’s reaction ability became a total shadow of former self. Remove it and you don’t know where to “laugh”. Tim Allen’s various grunts work better than classic laugh track there (thx YT).
I don't miss 2016.
Probably popular, but yeah. Just because something is in the past doesn't make it good. I remember everyone hating 2016 at the time, so whenever someone says "I miss 2016", i get surprised. Okay, people can enjoy what they enjoy, but even if 10 years pass, i'll never miss 2016. And everyone has their own opinions. If someone misses 2016, i do not feel the same, but i respect their opinion.
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Originally Posted by Gomamon
May I ask why you don’t miss 2016? Just wondering.
I feel like that's when things went downhill for almost everyone. If my memory serves me correct, i remember almost EVERYONE hating 2016 at the present time, and lots of shitty memes came too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rm4999
I mean, people hated 2015, hated 2012, hated 2008, hated 2000, but? These years were not hated to the same amount to the point they became memes.
2016 hate was EVERYWHERE. 2016 is also when depression and sūicide rates exploded, memes started to rule the internet and thus became unbalanced, we'd get them when we don't want them, depression was both, common and a big meme. There were some people who were genuinely depressed and some people who made memes of their depression. Depression was not a big meme in the past, but it's true that not everyone took it seriously.
Memes kind of kill the charm and seriousness of things, if that makes sense. Memes make depression, which is SERIOUS, not look serious, which is very harmful.
One thing i can agree on, it was worse in the 1960's and earlier, people were sent to the psychiatric hospitals or something just for being depressed, and depression was not taken seriously by majority of people back then. That is hard to overlook. People should be supported, not judged, because judging puts people DOWN, not up, and more afraid to open up in fears of being judged.
I do NOT hate Pokémon, but i really dislike Pokémon GO, it gave people a reason to go outside, but without that, they weren't going outside? Dumb thought. Going outside is HEALTHY, and going outside to be on your phone is pretty dumb. Pokémon games are fun, but Pokémon GO is a bit bland to me, and some people say Pokémon GO while talking about Pokémon the original franchise. I don't like phone games in general. People can enjoy it if they want, but Pokémon GO just does not have that same charm Pokémon games do.
The internet and technology have advanced, but they kinda lost their SOUL, if that makes sense. Things were never perfect, people have always complained and always will. Every time has a pro and a con, and sometimes, pros outweigh the cons, and cons outweigh the pros.
Just my opinion. I sincerely apologize if i offended anyone with any possible biased or one-sided views and if i made no sense. I remember strongly disliking 2016, and i would NEVER want to relive that year, because logically, we don't want to get back to the bad things, bad places and bad times. I wanted to write a longer comment, so i may not sound very detailed.
Mario Party 2 is kind of an overrated game, in my personal opinion — everything it did, its sequel (Mario Party 3) did much better. The only backup support I’ve seen for MP2 is for the costumes.
While on the subject of Mario games, Mario Sports Mix is - dare I say - the best Mario game ever made. This may just be bias due to my childhood nostalgia, but it was - and still is - an incredibly fun game that has aged very well after 13 years. Not only does the game see competitive play, it also has a speed-running scene that is sadly not very active at the moment.
Don't care about Mario. lol
Strong words, beware.
I despise Earthquake from Samurai Shodown. He's disgusting, makes incomprehensible sounds, he fārts when he fights, i hate his face, his voice, his look, EVERYTHING.
Sadly, i admit one of his pros. He is a classic character to me, EVEN if i hate him. By classic, i mean, he does have some feeling of old school and simplicity, just like Haohmaru, Galford, Hanzo, Ukyo, Nakoruru, Charlotte, Jubei, Wan-Fu, Tam Tam, Gen-an do.
Nonetheless, i despise him, he is one of few SamSho characters i actually hate. I wish Haohmaru made it to SVC Chaos, not this overweight piece of shit. Haohmaru is cooler than him, EVEN if Haohmaru is not someone i am obsessed with, Haohmaru is not a disgusting, overweight guy who fārts, makes stupid sounds, looks AND behaves in a ugly and stupid way. But both were based on real life people though.
I can tolerate Chang from KOF, he is funny. I like him more than Earthquake, i know that sounds weird.
But yeah. I despise Earthquake in lots of ways. I am glad he did not appear in Samurai Shodown 3, 4 and 5. Kusaregedo is weird, but he has a sad backstory. Gaoh is boring, he does not impress me like Amakusa, Mizuki and Zankuro do. Sugoroku is bland, and he adds nothing to the series. Just like with Bao from KOF, Jin Chonrei and Jin Chonshu, i wish Earthquake didn't exist, no offense.
(I am sincerely sorry if i offended anyone with this opinion. I do not have ANYTHING against fat people so, i am sorry if my post sounded that way.)
[MUGEN Archive censors the f word by the way.]
Who remembers Lego Racers, c’mon don’t be shy and raise ur hands! ^•^
The AI is broken, just try to beat the bosses without collecting green bricks (speed and teleport). Or even race without having others (at very least) constantly behind your a… and yea, I still consider those shortcuts.
I still enjoyed it as a kid and won all championships nonetheless. Re-creating the bosses in the editor was what I enjoyed the most at the end. Pff, Rocket Racer wasn’t even the hardest guy there, bite me.
I don't knew itQuote:
Originally Posted by Moondreamer
I mean he’s the last guy you face, definitely. But the previous creature (male or female, alien or human, whatever) got me frustrated. As well as the third boss (in the same tracks, just mirrored). But maxbe it was just because I wasn’t in love with that certain couple of tracks *shrugs*
Yuki from The Last Blade should have made it to Neo Geo Battle Coliseum, not Akari.
I do not hate Akari, but she is overrated.
So, Kaede and Moriya made it to NGBC, but their sister Yuki didn't? It's like taking two siblings to a park, but forgetting the third sibling. Yuki is very underrated and cool. A female character that is not overséxualized. I wish she made it to NGBC instead of Akari. Or if that bothers Akari fans, she can replace Washizuka instead. I will never get over this, my apologies. I still enjoy NGBC nonetheless!
On one point, yeah. It would be confusing to have two Yukis... But hey, KOF XI had two Kyos so, something could have been done. But who knows.
Related to South Park:
Butters Stotch is oversaturated. He can be hilarious and his character evolves in the right way - from a naive kid totally ignorant about world around him to a sharp-mouthed jerk - but it’s the background which can make him hilarious, not himself. Randy Marsh and Eric Cartman truly rule the comedy, they both already stole the show during its lifetime. Cut Butters’ focus and screentime by 25% and nothing happens.
And Kenny McCormick has never really been a real character, more like a mascot. He’s covered. He’s harder to understand. Btw do you remember the earliest seasons? He used to die mostly during the first half of each episode. His deaths range from remarkable and hilarious to completely forgettable. He’s got his moments, the best out of them are not even related to this gag. But Trey and Matt sleep on it.
Sure, Kenny haven't a lot of personnality until the Coon's trilogy, where the "they killed Kenny" joke made sense