Originally posted by NemeBro
Nel Tu and Soifon are the most attractive Bleach girls.FACT.
So am I gonna guess that you're referring to child Nel? For me, adult Nel's hot. You consider Soifon the hottest? She's a tomboy who gives off a "I'm on a period and if anyone talks to me they die" look on her face which I find least attractive. Even Nemu is hotter than Soifon and that's a fact.
I just found out that Resident Evil 2 is on the PlayStation Network in Japan. Friggin lucky the Japanese PS3 gamers are.
Why can't Capcom port Resident Evil 2 on the Wii? I know they're adding RE2 in the Darkside Chronicles but it's obvious that they're not gonna show all the events in RE2. It's okay if they don't change controls and such since they never changed the Resident Evil REmake when they ported it on the Wii and it's still 9/10 worthy.
Originally posted by Nemesis X
I just found out that Resident Evil 2 is on the PlayStation Network in Japan. Friggin lucky the Japanese PS3 gamers are.Why can't Capcom port Resident Evil 2 on the Wii? I know they're adding RE2 in the Darkside Chronicles but it's obvious that they're not gonna show all the events in RE2. It's okay if they don't change controls and such since they never changed the Resident Evil REmake when they ported it on the Wii and it's still 9/10 worthy.
Just pick it up for Gamecube.
Originally posted by Peach
Just pick it up for Gamecube.
In case you didn't know, the Wii plays Gamecube games although the only way to play them is if you have a GC controller. There's only two problems: One, I need to find a Gamecube controller and two, the GC version of RE2 is rare to find these days.
If they would just port RE2 on the Wii, it would obviously make them more money. I feel surprised that they never done it.
I'm well aware that to play GC games on the Wii you need a GC controller and memory card. I don't need some kid telling me something that I've been explaining to people for three years.
GC controllers are cheap, and RE2 isn't that rare or expensive.
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