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[PATV] Monday, June 25, 2012 - CheckPoint Season 2, Ep. 8: Til Ring Out Do Us Part
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Soul Calibur adds wedding costumes, and Zynga has stopped pretending they aren't terrible.
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It's for the Japanese fans. I guess it's unusual for it to appear in fighting games, but it is in a bunch of other games - generally otaku oriented stuff like Idolm@ster and Dream C Club, but occasionally it has featured in other mainstream fighting titles like Final Fantasy Dissidia Duodecim as well. I guess it's probably to cater to lonely otaku who dream of getting married, but I reckon others might find it appealing simply for cuteness value.
But of course weddings appeal to guys - otherwise people wouldn't be getting married! Also I doubt girls have anything against short skirts and dresses or what have you. Surely what you mean is that girls playing Soul Calibur V would not appreciate it in the voyeuristic manner in which boys may well do, which I doubt would prevent them from being interested. Besides, that's why they have the gentlemen smartened up in fancy white suits isn't it?
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Marriage appeals to guys just fine. We're all cool with marriage.
But from an informal poll we took of people we know, men don't really care much about the actual wedding. It's a party, and that's fun, and you're getting married, which can be awesome I hear, but all the ins-and-outs of the wedding itself... I don't think most guys care as much.
For a couple of years before we got married, my wife worked as a wedding DJ during the summer, and was thus 100% burned out on all the stereotypical wedding crap. So, no icicle lights for us. T-shirts and jeans.
We actually had to fight her mom on boutonnières for me and the groomsmen. Boutonnières. On t-shirts.
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We do. Got married last year. She spent 18 months geeking over the fine details. For me? The cake, the music, the booze and the honeymoon. Everything else? "Does it make you happy? Good."