Steamboat Willie was my favorite. Back when cartoons had soul. I didn't watch any other cartoons beside it.
Firefox sucks. That's probably the reason why you get them.
It's possible, but I doubt it.
What a pathetic weakling you are.
That and ''Door To Hell'' are some of my favorites. There are rare UGC missions that are well done by other members. Like ''The Conduit Child'' and this other mission I forgot the name of, but it was about finding a murderer in New Marais. I just got the platinum for inFamous 2 last night. All I had left was to use my Ionic Powers thirty times and play twenty five UGC missions. It was easy since many of the missions make you invincible. I pre-ordered the Hero Edition and it was worth the money. I was surprised by the quality of the products in it.
Stop stealing topics from Gamefaqs.
None of these are funny.
It must suck having all of these losers send you messages everyday.
Spoiler It was right at the end of the Good ending, when Zeke was on the boat with Cole's body and a lightning bolt came from the sky. Congrats for the platinum. It looks easier to obtain than the first one's platinum. I only tried a few UGC missions from Sucker Punch and they're alright. I am not expecting much from missions made by other people though.
I look odd if I don't look at the camera though.
Zter and his hand.
Your right.
I'm on the right. Spoiler
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I finished the Good ending and damn, that almost made me cry. It was sad, but fitting for the series. Also Spoiler Did anyone else see the lightning bolt turn into a question mark? I think it either means if Cole is still alive or not. Or where the series will go now. I thought it was nice a touch. I am going through my Evil playthrough on Hard mode right now. And it's still fun causing random destruction around the city. I will miss the Ice Launch though.
Her gimmick got old years ago. This ain't 2008 anymore.
It sucks. Get rid of it.
This is one of those lame threads that talks about a forum dying then a lot of people post in it.
Hugs are for the weak.
