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"Earthshine" wrote:That's great to hear. I really enjoyed that game, I loved how ridiculously difficult it is on Hard, but I did it.

That's what is good: you can play it in easy mode and have a good chance at finishing it. Or you can play it in hard mode and you have what you asked for :d evil:

At least in the Indiana Jones we had a translation. Not that it helped me a lot though

To start with a writer has to consider their reader and what interests them. At this point, I could say you can stop reading. IF you were a professional writer looking to sell books, it would probably matter. But something tells me you write because you like writing, with no intent to sell anything...

Or maybe, if it is possible, you can try to get sound input from a file. This might just produce the noise needed to continue.

In the French dub of the 1980 series, it is explicitly said that Tenma disappeared in the boat accident. At this point, most people would presume him dead.

I love how he is often made both frightful and funny in this series

I can't help imagine a mean-looking robot saying it's here to help, and the trapped person saying in a very frightened way "I'm fine, I'll just enjoy being trapped under the rubbles"

Sounds to me that Southpark makes fun of everybody, disabled or not. So not making fun of disabled people would be like saying they are different, so in a way they aren't disrespectful at all, not more or less than to other people I would say.

Right-click then save image, you have them

Just a wild idea, it might be the electric frequency. USA uses 60 Hz, but Japan uses 50 Hz, at least half of the country. I know it does a difference with the old NES : in Europe music is roughly a half-tone below the same in USA, and games are slightly different in speed. In Zelda for example, the ...