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Not really. There are some games out there that allow the Classic Controller.Heck, you can control the main menu with a classic controller if you wanted to.
You sure did put a lot of effort in that, didn't you?well duh i mean i wanna grow up to be a famous author
Hint: If you want to reset your progress, hold Y and A buttons when the Mario Kart 7 logo appears to erase the save data.I would only do that if the data got corrupt (very unlikely) or if I felt like starting over when I get bored.
I don't think they talked about the TVii that much...They probably didn't, but it seems like a major feature of the Wii U other than the gamepad itself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbWgUO-RqcwThis can sum up the Wii U, except maybe like 1, 2, or 3 less TV's.
I was expecting it to be this.
The generation before that was the last good generation, in my opinion, to date.You would not believe how many times I've heard that about the previous generation.
I did Eye of Cthulhu and he beat me :(I won with the Ocram. :D
You're chatting with a random stranger. Say hello!
You: Robot or Pirate?
Stranger: Robot.
Stranger: Because I'm heartless.
You: Good for you?
You: Pirates can be cruel and heartless, too.
Stranger: Well, pirates have actual beating hearts.
Stranger: I just have a hollow, metal rib cage.
You: Well, I personally would be a pirate, obviously since I have a beating heart, but also because they're much more adventurous and free-willed.
Stranger: Hm.
Stranger: I see your reasoning.
Stranger: And this is going to sound so, so terribly whiny and pathetic.
You: Well, what is it?
Stranger: So I apologize in advance for the dramatic angst I'm about to push onto you.
Stranger: There are some moments where I'd much rather be a robot because I'd like to temporarily forget that I have a heart.
Stranger: Where I'd love to pretend I'm heartless and metal, because that's a great way to be numb.
Stranger: Okay, and now I'm done ranting. Sorry for that.
You: Yeah, hope you feel better.
Stranger: Don't worry about me, honestly.
Stranger: Now are we going to have a normal conversation, or are you already sick of me?
You: No, I'm not!
You: I was just thinking you might have to leave.
Stranger: Nah. I'm lonely, and none of my friends are available to put up with me.
Stranger: So I'm roaming Omegle in search of some sort of enlightenment or intellectual stimulation.
You: Well, I'm sure you'll have trouble with people on Omegle, they are mostly people who are desperate for a boy/girlfriend.
Stranger: Actually, I think most people on Omegle are just desperate for loveual stimulation.
You: That's probably true.
Stranger: I'm not sure most people here are concerned with actually finding a meaningful, deep relationship.
Stranger: At least they won't be able to initiate one with me.
You: It doesn't seem like many people are trying to be committed to another person.
Stranger: Not on this site, no.
Stranger: And even if they are.. Relationships are really loving messy.
You: Yeah, they are if it's like someone you barely know.
You: If you're lucky to have an early friend to grow up with, you might just score easier.
You: Not saying I do...
Stranger: Hm. So you're saying that things get messy when you barely know the person?
You: More likely to, because you don't know the person for very long before actually trying to date/get close.
Stranger: I'd actually argue that things get messy when you do know the person very well.
Stranger: You can't be close without conflict. The closer you get, the more conflict.
Stranger: I mean, I sure wish I had a childhood friend that I had some fairy tale love stuff with, but.
You: The thing about marriage, though, is you have to try to keep your relationship going by solving arguments or problems.
Stranger: Not just marriage, too.
Stranger: With relationships in general. You work through the bad because the good is worth it.
You: Yes, indeed.
You: I have friend troubles like that all the time, so I just leave them alone for some days if they get too angry, then they are back to being placate.
Stranger: Makes sense. Let things cool down for a bit before resolving them. Or not resolving them, depending on the dynamic of the friendship.
You: There can always be a solution to a problem, unless it's long term or something someone holds truly dear.
Stranger: True.. to an extent. Things get complicated and muddled and tangled.
Stranger: Sometimes the solution no longer becomes worth it, and it seems more beneficial to sever all of the knots.
You: If you are not made to be with the other person or friends with, well, a friend, then sometimes you just gotta let go.
Stranger: Exactly.
Stranger: And it sucks.
Stranger: But life goes on.
You: But you can't give up too easily, unless you want other people to give you up easily.
Stranger: Oftentimes, though, when you're the one fighting too hard, and there's an imbalance, you have to let go.
Stranger: When the other person clearly does not give as much of a forget as you do.
Stranger: Sorry if I'm being spiteful. Bad day.
You: No worries, I've had my share of them.
You: Same with a friend I share a lot with but still argue with a lot...
Stranger: Are you the one who gives more of a forget?
You: I'm the person who goes with the flow, actually.
You: My friend is the one who might get upset with me.
Stranger: Ah. I tend to do that, go with the flow in friendships.
Stranger: People don't usually get mad at me because they say there's no reason to. I'm no walk in the park, but.
You: It's hard for me to get mad at people, unless they do something that would seriously hurt, physically or mentally.
Stranger: Amen. And people don't usually treat me that way, so.
Stranger: I'm sorry. I'm in a really stuffty mood right now and just don't feel up to discussing hypothetical dynamics of friendships. Don't take it personally.
Stranger: If you want to disconnect, feel free to.
You: Not at all, I won't.
You: But I have to go, actually.
You: School work's starting to attack me, waves of essays, etc.
Stranger: No worries. I hope your life is swell and continues to be.
You: But I'll be sure to remember you and hope for you the ebst.
You: best*
Stranger: Thanks. I damn hope so to.
Stranger: And for you.
Stranger: Good luck with everything school-related.
Stranger: Kick ass with those essays.
You: Lol, thanks.
Stranger: Au revoir.
You: So long.
Stranger has disconnected.
