Nolan

Beermonkey

I gotta pop in to just say, the ISA has bar-none the worst military EVER!!!! I'm rooting for the Helghast just on general principle that they aren't morons. I am talking about 3 particular incidents, firstly the "lighting towers" this just amazed the hell out of your group of soldiers. Secondly, when Rico, that one chick, and a couple other people all get captured possibly with some nukes at the same time. How did they get captured?! Lastly(to my current knowledge) after the rescue, and you're back on the ships. Alarms go off and an announcement comes on saying everyone to battle stations, a whole 30 seconds later and you're being boarded by helghans! Then 5 minutes later and you and only you are on AA taking out fighters while the rest of the fleet is being destroyed! It makes no sense! Also, still not use too aiming. Doubt I'll ever be unless they patch it more. That said I'm usually in the top 5 of a full game with plenty of headshots and kills. I do have a good kpd atm.

Trying to steal my thunder eh? I said Chrono Trigger before you.

Beyond Good and Evil, didn't like it just didn't. Chrono Trigger, not the RPG everyone hypes it to be. Halo Multiplayer, single player is fine (great in the first then it degenerates to just okay by the third) Multiplayer was bad and just got worse. Final Fantasy Tactics, it may be an epic game, but Fire Emblem is tons funner just shorter. FFVII I love it, but I hate it at the same time. I suppose I wouldn't feel compelled to hate it as much if other people didn't hail it as being the greatest thing they've ever experienced and ever will experience.

According to Wikipedia Microsoft Gaming Studios has been publishing/developing games since 1990. Sony use to publish/develop games(92-94 I think) on the SNES as Sony Imagesoft. They(sony, not sony imagesoft) also created the SNES sound chip. Apple buying EA is so very unlikely though, they have nothing to offer EA who are one of the largest publishers in the world.

You could try ebay

Perlman is the Fallout narrator.... This means he said War never changes back in '97 for the first game. Quite a while before Snake disagrees and says war has changed.

Sorry, but Ron Perlman said war doesn't change way before Snake/David Hayter said it does.

No you don't get a medal.

I've no clue who on this forum you're talking about, but on another forum there was a user named Coffeehair.

Another consideration I just thought of, other than people looking at their own N64's, looking at pictures is unreliable because of our own personal monitor settings. Turn the contrast and brightness way way down, and most everything will look black.

Don't get me wrong, I like Big Nothing but I don't see how it fits in any of those. Perhaps it's part of the 'You Dunno' category? Just watched She's the Man it was alright. A few funny moments and few cringe moments.

Phantasy Star Online Episode 1 for DC Shenmue 1 Once upon a time I had some odd IR thing for the NES, I can't seem to find anything on it at all though.

I've heard of and played most of those titles actually. I agree with plenty of them, but not all. Games like Okami are just fine being single titles. I'm actually getting a little annoyed at this constant sequel era we seem to be entering. Every big game seems to have an ending open for a sequel, it's fine and dandy but really what happened to a little closure where you play through the game and that's that. A sequel is not necessary or needed, it may be nice to have one I'd certainly buy a Okami sequel but I don't think it's needed. This goes for things like Bioshock, upon hearing about Bioshock 2 the only real thought was "What? Why does it need one? I bet they screw this up." Things like Shenmue need a sequel because the story isn't finished and was never intended to be done in only two games, EDF is just too much fun to not want a new version with bigger and more bugs and perhaps online co-op. Seiken Densetsu needs to be left alone by SE since all they've done since Seiken Densetsu 3 is run it in the ground. Oh, if you were wondering, Seiken Densetsu is the Mana series so I'm betting some of you can claim to know another game from the list now

No point, since the N64 has something on it that is Black to compare to it's grey in most pics posted here.... Seriously, look at the logo on the front of the system, that is black, it is clearly black against the grey of the N64, and it does have the same lighting.

Actually, he was Saruman the White until he went a bit crazy and Gandalf the grey became Gandalf the White.

I am soooooo late to the party, but Dark Grey indeed is the color of the N64.

I'm going to wait to play more until manage to get a PS3 of my own, which is why I'll also wait on getting the DLC.

....I read that as 'my Wife' and didn't do a double take until I got to never looked out of place in the living room.

I'm on 7 or 8 I think. I don't many chances to play it, and it's a choice between it and KZ2.

Seeing as how I grew up with the American SNES, I prefer it. It also seems more in keeping with the design of the NES, a large block of plastic used for games. I can also tell you that they were nearly indestructible, but that probably transcends regional designs.

I'm not entirely sure. I don't remember which is which.

Rumors and Slander.

You murdered that joke. It's not very good, but it was there.

And I want MSR2