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Rule: You must have atleast played the game. Disliked games that I like : Sonic 3D Blast and Chaotix, while they are flawed (espacially Chaotix) I still have some fun with it. Plus, the OST for those games are porbably my fave of all time. Liked games that I dislike : Super Mario Bros. 2 USA...

See, there isn't this kind of debate in other languages as far as I'm concerned. Heck, it took me a long time to understand the Hydrocity vs Hydro City debate. I didn't hear the difference.

So, apparently this an extremely important debate according to the Wario community so the best way to get a scientifically proven answer is to ask the less than a dozen people active on this site who's heartrate is slowly approaching 0 bpm.

What video games do you play aside from Wario ?

Why do you seem obsessed with craziness and insanity ?

Y'know, I was doing my fangame on Scratch at first because I thought it was fun to find work arounds for things but since I switched to GMS2, it's so much more effecient than Scratch I don't think I wanna do anything else on Scracth, now ! (Except for the sprite editor, the one in GMS2 is awful...

Yeah ! Super Mario 63, Sonic 3&K and 3D Blast (those last two on online emulators) were my go to as a child!

Honestly, I think this one is better than the Western ones. It's less cluttered, I don't like it when they rub a bajillion characters to your face.

I feel like this one of those popular videos that people go like "Hey ! Do you remember that classic from a decade ago ?" and I don't get what they're talking about.

Yeah, I too prefer the Classic Sonic games. Doesn't mean I don't like the modern ones (Generations and Colors are a few examples)

I mean if you think like that basically every language is mixed. For example, I could say that Spanish is part semitic due to its Arabic influence and whatnot (even though it's not as much as the romance influence in English). And every language has influence from other languages due to their...

I don't wanna shock you too much but I found something crazy !

Yeah, it's actually written "fada"... I have no idea what that means tough but I know they use it as an insult. One of my teachers was to be from Marseille and would insult us with it when she got fed up. After googling it, it means someone who's a bit crazy or dumb according to the dictionary...

Also fadha sounds like an insult that people from the South of France use.

I don't think Fadhachoke sounds that good. (الفضاء (Fadhaoone) is Arabic for space)

What do you mean "cosmic" ? Artichoke literally means Ground Thorn (أرضي شوكي - Ardi Shawki).

Honestly, I love finding the origin of words but not to that extent. I'm also the guy who likes to remind people that "Hey ! Did you know that the way shower is written in French in English means something completely different ?" or "Did you know that interview or challenge was a French word...

You can also dip it in glue then eat it. Also I was talking about the "bread." thing when I said reference.

Yeah but English has very and I mean very easy grammar compared to the other languages. Also, we had Latin when I was at middle school but I didn't chose because well... It's fickin dead, why would I take effort to learn that !?!!! Some of my friends used to do it... We'd tease them for it...

one word : (I feel that's a reference but I don't know from where...)