Definitely, it's great eye candy with story :] There is definitely going to be a point when I run out of SNES and Genesis RPGs...I hope GP has the will to just translate them!geo12 posted on May 7 2004 at 12:24 AM said:it would really be great to have translations to mill and ASR, it would porbably get gamepark a lot of money.
it's too sad, i love that show so much :[ Great last episode.Jr2swiss posted on May 7 2004 at 01:40 AM said:Yeah SO SAD, last episode of friends today, im so sad but 2 hour season fanale, any of you watch friends? do they have it in uk? SO SAD
do we REALLY know if ASR is a good game? maybe it is about finding the perfect pair of underwear? or saving kittens? :rolleyes: sheesh...geo12 posted on May 6 2004 at 06:24 PM said:it would really be great to have translations to mill and ASR, it would porbably get gamepark a lot of money.
We get it in the Uk. and If u read my sig u will know I love it.Jr2swiss posted on May 7 2004 at 02:40 AM said:Yeah SO SAD, last episode of friends today, im so sad but 2 hour season fanale, any of you watch friends? do they have it in uk? SO SAD
That is true, the above mentioned comedies are all pretty poor, but the theme that runs through all of them is that they play upon a middle class "Britishness" that by it's very nature doesn't travel very well. The Good Life and Ever Decreasing Circles are also comedies that probably wouldn't do well abroad, but are actually of a very high standard. The thing is that I don't particularly like many of the American comedies that are shown over here (Off Center being particularly poor, and Married With Children didn't particularly tickle me). Maybe they're playing on American sensibilities an a way that the aforementioned British comedies do, and don't hit my funny bone.I've seen some dull-as-rocks British 'comedies'; like "Keeping up appearances" "Are you being served" and the show that Three's Company was lifted from, "Man about the house". They all bored me to tears."Americans can't do comedy" <-- nice.