Housepets!

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I'm not saying that any of my future customers appeared our of thin air; where did you get that superfluous assumption? Shooters are popular right now because the economy is down. Throughout human history, we've been known to often resort to violent entertainment when times are low; it gets us excit...

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High quality can make the difference between more or less customers. What really matters is the marketing and how well it's done. Nevertheless, you also need to think about the audience. Shooters are very popular right now, so they're going to sell better than any other game (though like with all tr...

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Sleet wrote:You know what was a good FPS? Timesplitters 2.

YES. You win. Man, I loved the ability to make your own maps in that game. I just wished Eidos allowed support for the game for the 360. :<

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Disney was definitely better in the '90s. That's not to say they aren't still good, but that was a very good period for them. A very good period for them. Because Black Cobra was an incredible movie? :P Because we live in the now, we see all the bad stuff along with the good stuff. Since we're not ...

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A lot of Disney films have disappointed me. Keep in mind I'm referring to the newer films, not the good ol' classics and neo films ( Aladdin , Beauty and the Beast , ect.). Enchanted looked like it was going to be a great film, but... yeah. Valiant and Chicken Little both felt stale and predictable....

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Sleet wrote:The music level is the best one I've played so far. I just finished Treat Land.

And the music is so amazing!

Agreed. But I miss that original Gamecube game that was shown at E3 2005. That game blew my mind. The music was just... epic. But this game is fun, too.

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My strangest dream that I remember occurred many years ago. I was standing on aslant ground near a stream of water with a group of other people. There was a guide talking about these crocodiles or alligators in the water and how if you were bitten, you would transported to this strange land. Well, I...

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I haven't seen it yet, mainly due to my fears of it being a terrible film and a waste of my time (considering every other Disney film).

And no, Pixar films don't count as Disney films. They're better than that. :3

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Oh, this is just messed up.

Great strip as usual, Ricky-boy!

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Firefight is close enough... right?

*sobs*

Also, HOT DANG EPIC YARN IS FUN.
I would say "hot muffins and cookies," but I'm not sure if that's even necessary. :L

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Dubiousity wrote:I'll play Halo with ya Zero.

If only I had Xbox Live Gold. I wish it was free for at least a few games. :/

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Currently, I'm playing Kirby's Epic Yarn and Halo: Reach. I'm hoping to beat Reach on Heroic and Legendary, but I'm stuck on the Pillar of Autumn on Heroic. Surprisingly enough, Reach actually offers a challenge.

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RPGs in general are awful, in my opinion. JRPGs are too slow, mainly due to the whole turn-based battle system (although that system is fading away, thank goodness), and WRPGs focus so much on expansive worlds that they forget that they're just making a video game. I prefer action-adventure games si...

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I don't think it's Tarot; it'll just ruin the mystery for me.

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Hey, maybe for the censors we could have it so every time someone says, "God," it replaces that with "zeroslash." Just a suggestion. *brick'd*

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Assuming it is Pete she would contact him because as I said Kitsune would most likely not interfere for something this silly and Dragon is inside Tarot or something like that (it was never actually explained were they go when they aren't on earth and have an Avatar so its my best guess.) plus the c...

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Also, Spookmaster is the Kitsune. We all know it. I thought that too but then why would Sabrina feel the need to tell Kitsune to not hurt Max I don't think that Kitsune would hurt him due to his rule of Intrinsic Benevolence (or however its spelled) so she wouldn't have any reason to tell him that....

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Wait, Rick uses a Furret (that thing from Pokémon, right?) as his avatar? Man, I've been out of the loop, haven't I?

Also, how did Sabrina manage to put bold text on a Ouija board? She's a strange one, that.

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If Rick appeared in the comic (which I doubt he would do; he doesn't seem like that type), wouldn't that mean he couldn't sell books due to copyright issues? I don't know, since I'm not super familiar with artistic laws and stuff. I'm not too sure what you mean, but if Rick were to make a cameo of ...

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Sorrow
I'm getting a schedule change in my classes.

Joy
Epic Yarn is epic.

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The longest I have slept was either 13 or 15 hours. This is when school ended for summer break. You can tell how tired I was. :/

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You owe it to yourself to see The Shining, unless you dislike scary movies. It's very good. I can't speak for the book, because I've never read it. In my opinion, the film wasn't that good. Even the author didn't like it. They chose Jack Nicholson as the main character, and according to Steven, he ...

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At least that's what it looks like to me.
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An excerpt from my upcoming personal website: My username comes from the Scandinavian character that is used as a vowel, and is a letter in the Danish, Faroese, and Norwegian languages. The reason why I chose it as my symbol is because of the webcomic Awkward Zombie. I noticed that the author's symb...

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The twins at the end of the hall come from the film The Shining, which is based off of Steven King's novel of the same name. It has appeared in other media, but it's parodied instead of featured as a plot element.

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...And as Marvin walks back to his room through the hallway, he sees two twin cats on the other side of the hallway: "Come play with us, Marve! Forever, and ever, and ever!" Now I know I've heard that before... But from where? It's from The Shining . To be honest, I have no idea what will...

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Dubiousity wrote:Well, the new model 360's pretty much fixed the hardware issues.

That's true, which is why I want/need one.

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Interesting concept. I'll be sure to read when I can.

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In my opinion, I don't think it matters what operating system you use. I'm both a PC user and a Mac user. :/ As for the Xbox conversation, I don't think Microsoft can do much to get sales in Japan to increase. The Japanese already have the Nintendo Wii and the PlayStation 3. The 360 is pretty much t...

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What do you mean by "risky?" Yeah, Microsoft is a cheap corporation, but what makes Xbox Live risky? o_O

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Sleet wrote:I went ahead and drew it up. You can use it if you want.

You just won the Internet.

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I like Housepets for its intelligent humor, fun cast of characters, colorful art, and its ability to be funny without the need of violence or language, like Cyanide and Happiness for example (although I like that comic too). I like Housepets! because the characters are interesting and adorable, the ...

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Medli wrote:I actually know you can survive that since my brother was hit by the content of his bookshelf in sleep.
The cat climbed around on it and tried to assassinate him :/

Sounds like something Max would do to his owner Jeff just for the heck of it.

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This probably has been said before, but Zach's expression on panel 6 is just pure gold. Well done, Rick!

Edit:

Made a macro for you all ('course I used a generator, but that's irrelevant):

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Sleet wrote:Likewise, Mario games (from which Braid takes a lot of inspiration). Virtually no plot, just pure awesome gameplay and fantastic aesthetics.

Fair enough. Mario games are fun, so I guess I'm wrong. :crazy:

Dubiousity wrote:This pizza analogy is killing me.

Hahahahahah. :3

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But games don't need to have plots and story! Lots of great games are just bread with some toppings. Some are even just bread. Yes, but nowadays we have the power to create excellent stories. Look at Arkham Asylum. That game had great story and gameplay (though the bosses were rather lacking). I ju...

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Likely Charlie the Australian Shepard dog (which is funny, since he doesn't live on Earth, but rather in a land I like to call Adienth), who is one of my more recent characters. Though young, he has the capability to use magic. He is bonded via mind with his long-time friend Sam. I tend to pretend t...

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A video game is like a pizza: The bread is the gameplay; the sauce and cheese are the story and plot; and the ham, sausages, and pepperoni are the graphics, sound effects, and music. The bread is necessary, but alone it feels bland. Add the sauce and cheese and you got yourself a good pizza. But I w...

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Yikes. Imagine if that hit you while you slept... who knows what would've happened...

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I used to collect Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards, but I stopped after a while. Now I would call myself a book collector, for I never throw any book away. In fact, I purchase my books instead of using the library.

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