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I kind got that too, if that being the case, the video was suppose to be some warped guilt trip thing...?

You can still comment on it, did a test and asked just what Miamiguy asked "Why?"

I'd use it if the links were organized in a neat list instead of being scattered through out the thread; think LAOS's internet videos thread, though even that has fallen apart somewhat due to dead links and the listing itself not updating...

Or some one else did, died and left the blame on the protagnonist. Constantly haunted with supposedly being responsible for something he had no hand in. The accusations echo and ring loudly enough in his head to the point where he accepts the false reality as a truth; one which manifests itself into a physical pain in regular life. Read somewhere when mental stress manifests physically like a nasty tooth ache when all the teeth are perfectly healty. Needs a placebo effect to allow him to see through the pain, to see the truth... (yeah I'm just pulling it out my ass...)

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/07/13/e3.wii.reut/index.html Made me smile I still love my slim PS2 but this along with news of the upcoming games...

Got mine mainly due to some German friends. With my hair practically absorbing all light from being pitch black and thick along with the pallor of my skin considering I'm of hispanic/spanish descent, I was dubbed Schwarzwald. I decided to put a small quirk into the name for the forums and stuck with Schwaltzvald. I also get called for the name from the anime Big O also from my German friends as I never really got into the whole baggy shirt/pants hiphop/rap schtick that came over the years. I pretty much dress in a formal/casual style, with token silk-lined wool trench coat... Edit: Holy shit I'm the first hit on google along with a couple of links consecutively

okay that royally sucks, you haven't upgraded your clones I take it?

ditto.. the two acted like a venus flytrap, lure in unsuspecting prey then boom.

How were you trapped by player rats? One was specifically using jammers and knocking out your targetting system, another draining your systems of capacitor power and the others were just hammering you away..? Hopefully you were insured... if ya need any help I can sell you stuff half-priced if you can wait for a couple of days... (just a couple of more days till my ISP is online...) Later if you want, we can form a gang and go after them player rats...

I like them The close up versions are not bad but I prefer the one I'm using now.

In case you haven't found out... The movie music's title is named Texas Faggott Back to Mad. The credits music's title is named Castle in the sky By Dj Satomi

Final Fantasy II - Castle Pandemonium. Requesting a remix of that track

http://free.grisoft.com/doc/5390/us/frt/0 I love how whenever I play Starcraft, Quake IV, or even EVE Online I don't notice a thing whenever it runs/updates itself.

How about beating the shit out of the only villian to ever successfully go through with plans of global destruction/domination. Giving closure to all the characters at the end. Just being able to say you've beaten FFVI

I must have missed this post. I don't know whether it actually came from either titles you mentioned, but the supposed full version I've heard came from a special megaman tribute on newgrounds titled Rockman Neo. Try contacting the author there. try looking for video game parodies or something and in the megaman section its one of the first flashes there. it has a thumbnail of Dr. Wily shrouded in shadows with his face showb and his hands resting on a cane or something.

It is funny lol. Alot of what ya said had merit, but I'm surprised you left out the atrocious battle system Q64 had. Good god... Huge ring marking the field, both the enemy and you had a particular set area to "move"; be it moving closer or running. More often then not the monsters/enemies had a bigger distance to reach you unless they were stationary types. Yeah you had powerups that allowed to move more but they didn't last for long. There was this sorceress named Shilf at one point that seem to attack with wind based Doughnuts of Doom at you randomly along with homing arrows; which oddly enough are much more easier to dodge than her donuts. Nonetheless despite that along many other issues that were mentioned in your blog, I still managed to enjoy it and actually finish the game. I also have Goldeneye with all the exra stuff accessable too back to FF1 though, though actually FF2... What the hell does a guy have to do to get or find a "good" remix of "Castle Pandemonium" from FF2 damn it? In before "post n requestsn section"

posting from work. I've left a skill in training that will take me a week to complete. It will be perhaps after july 6th or 7th due to finalizing the move to a better place

Can't wait for the complete version as this versions is quite good. Captures the spirit of the opera's plot. It's practically perfect, though personally felt that the metal was.. soft. idk if it's just me that for a metal-ish piece it didn't leave much of an impact on as other metal remix songs. Loved the orchestral aspects but felt the metal was soft. Overall it's good

Despite being a pain, Death is more often then not fun to fight. From the first castlevania to Portait of Ruin, I've almost always looked forward to fighting him. Heck when he double teams WITH Dracula in PoR it was Twice the fun especially when they started to feel like a nasty bastard with nearly instant death attacks. Now if they would only up the deadlyness of Dracula and Death...

That reminds me, has any one try beatng it with just four white mages..?

I must have gotten lucky as the day I bought it, it was sold for $25 at a Toys'R'Us (holy shit less than $25?! yeah I was surprised) What I really enjoyed about it were the the effects used for the elemental spells. I also liked the tune to the mirage palace in the desert where you could easily get maybe 12+plus espers to boost your magic power with no monsters in the palace. But before I go semi-derailing the topic... FF1 & 2, while pretty bad to most. I still love them. Some of the best tracks I've ever heard growing up as I played them as well as the simple stories allowed me to imagine something beyond the simple sprites of yore. Back then of course it was animated in my mind but in a similarly artistic style I've seen from museums and some box art as well. It felt alot like reading a story except of course with just imagery instead of text. A story I enjoyed, I just happen to control the main hero's actions for the most part. I suppose that's what saves them from falling into the "worst gaming experience ever" catagory... At least for me...

I'm probably a masochist as I loved playing FF12 despite the grind lol... Then again I'm probably one of the few who actually owns a copy of "Quest 64" and enjoyed it. Mammon was an asshole in that game but by the time I reached him, so long as I casted some defense spells I was kicking his ass. Hell I remember reading an article for Quest 64 saying it as being worse than being given a root canal from a dentist.

I <3 the soundtrack The Jun Kagiro battles in "Siren" for the PS2 are god damn annoyingly hard, the bastard is somewhat quick (or rather I'm just slow ingame). After that its the last boss which I'm pretty bad at too but managed to beat. The fucker is invisible for the most part and just having to switching from sightjacking to normal gets a bit wild for me unless I can time it right lol...

I've played the original without a guide way back and have finished it... idk maybe I was unusually patient to level grinding as a child... Even now I still have the original game cartridge and can still play it without the guide. I liked the game enough to get the PS version and the GBA lost souls version that both had the second game. (Supposedly considered as the worst but I liked it)