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Not better, just different. Although then it would really have been less different than it was as it stands.

"Dearly beloved series". Alright, pun approved, you are welcome to the site

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I am doge-man.

You are aware how reverse psychology works right?

Less people would have complained about KH being basically only on handhelds.

I have, mostly for the trophy, but I found it more boring than challenging. Plus, changing my keychains and seeing the slight differences between each of them is something I kind of enjoy, so the first time was the last.

I think that's just the weed talking.

enjoyed

The battle of the century. Everybody get your bets in!

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because

I'm gonna go with... a box filled with adorable kittens.

Welcome fellow KH enthusiast! I hope you have and will continue to enjoy your stay here.

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So bad, yet so good

I use a wired Xbox 360 controller; no software needed, just plug it in and it works on basically everything (including PCSX2). It has a different feel from a dualshock, but it's easy to get used to.

Glad to see I'm not the only one with both the regular and the limited edition of several games.

Although

For the love of nipples indeed.

"ipse se nihil scire id unum scia" -- I only know that I know nothing.

You're not wrong, but it's good to keep some perspective here. There have always been bad parents and annoying children. And there has always been stuff to keep children occupied. While iPads and the like do tend to keep children indoors and by themselves, it really depends on the child. Generally, the kids that stay indoors 24/7 with an iPad would have stayed indoors regardless. And I'm sure they have more of a negative effect than playing with toy cars, but at least there are educational apps as well. TL;DR: Bad parents are bad, iPads are not wholly evil.

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