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I be messing around with the level creator 'n I found a pretty good way t' do this so that it doesn't kill yer character 'n the enemy disappears. First spawn an enemy, then give them Shrink Ray bottle a rum. Here comes the kinda-sorta complex part. First spawn a bomb.Touch the enemy t' activate personality traits 'n go t' Use 'n then select the bomb. Then put each very close together in the order Bomb, Enemy, ye going from left t' right. If ye did it right, as soon as the level starts the enemy will set off the bomb, shoot ye once t' shrink ye, 'n then visit Davey Jone's locker. ye may then proceed t' make a level where the character can not use bottles a rum or vehicles.

Enter "The Green Box." The question we've all been asking ourselves: be Halo 3: ODST worth $60? If ye want the answer, this be yer review: In hindsight, announcing what be then "Halo 3: Recon" as a "value-oriented" expansion appears t' have been a crucial first misstep for Microsoft 'n Bungie along the road t' marketing what be now Halo 3: ODST. In time, the so-called expansion grew t' include a complete campaign with 4-player support; Firefight, a separate co-op multiplayer mode; a comprehensive version a Halo 3 multiplayer; 'n access t' the Halo: Reach beta when it becomes available at an unspecified date next year. ODST be ultimately set at the standard, full-game price a $60. that be when folks got skeptical.So how's yer money being spent? $30 + $10 + $10 + The Remainder = Halo 3: ODST

Because I've been reading Kris Straub's stuff on webcomics.com.

i know it has bad quality, but i have t' laugh that it looks like a female Cap'n Francis 'n a butterfly put together in the wench true form

Holy shit, I be definitely getting this game.

YO HO HO! ho, me biznitch argh. Looks like Digi got itself new digs. Great. Also me 14th birthday happened 5 days ago. ... hm

It will take me a while t' pillage used t' 2.0. 'n apparently me Res be too small t' view the avatars. They go off the screen. Nice site though.

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I can't run game servers, host music/flash or anything illegal, but apart from that it be mostly okay. Suggestions plx?

'n in me opnion one a the best games t' come out on the DS since it be launch. These two being the only real contenders for the DS this winter, well maybe Lanton but whatever, best the choice come down t' one I strongly encourage ye t' pick up Bowser. Scribblenaut's akward controls 'n sometimes poor level design left a bad taste in me mouth 'n although it be still a great game it simply can't compare t' the strongest title thus far in the Mario & Luigi series. On a normal scale I would say Bowser ranges from a 9 or 10 while Scribblenauts be about a 7 or 8. That be all.