While Japanese casual gamers seem to buy the 3DS, American casual gamers …

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Comment on Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!” by Anonymous:

While Japanese casual gamers seem to buy the 3DS, American casual gamers have completely abandoned all game systems for tablets and smartphones.

then they are worthless human trash

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!”:
  

  Translated: Waah. My totally cool japu-japu otaku desu names have been changed and I don’t like it.

• Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!”:
  

  I don’t see any CoD, Battlefield and others casual games in this list.

• Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!”:
  

  Why so casual?

• Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!”:
  

  Korea has SC II. Kekekekekekekeke

• Top 30 Best Selling Japanese Games of 2012: “Not Again!”:
  

  You can fill half a friggn library on the combat in EVE Online and you would still suck if the only thing you did was read it. It’s all about the actual game. Skills make kills. If that skill is a power move – well duh. If that skill is to get the crosshair slightly faster onto your enemies head then he does – duh again. Comparing CoD to Pokemon is like comparing a cottoncandy stick to an orange. Got nothing to do with another.

Recent comments by Anonymous:

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  Careful not to get too many paper cuts when you try to pump that sweet, warm, and righteous 2D ass.

• If My Heart Had Wings Announced:
  

  @11:14 Then go watch cartoon porn, you freaking degenerate.

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  yeah, it’s not like he walked on the same street or looked at her

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  It said “20s” could be older 20s too…

• JC School Sex Teacher Sacked:
  

  I just found out myself, on my own. I guess I should help others out now… http://asiajin.com/blog/2012/06/21/nhk-news-explains-what-japanese-web-jargon-js-means/