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I'm currently a sophomore at the University of Oregon, pursuing the almighty English Major. I'm also looking to minor in Religious Studies and snag a Certificate of Film Studies while I'm at it. All of this to say, what I want to do in graduate school is Creative Writing, so I'm taking as many classes in Creative Writing as possible.

Smash Brothers Brawl is the only game with Sonic in it that hasn't sucked. Maybe that's a bit of an overstatement, but it's definitely the best game with Sonic in it that's come out in the last ten years.

Apollo Justice was just as amazing as the rest of the Phoenix Wright games. I thouroughly enjoyed it, even though I couldn't help but feel sorry for Phoenix every time I saw him. Aww, Phoenix.

Hell yeah. I ditto that relaxing thing; I definitely need to get relaxed after resetting for the fifteenth time on Fire Emblem.

I've just picked up Fire Emblem, which is awesome, and am waiting for Endless Ocean (I ordered it on Amazon; boy, they take forever!)

2D graphics aren't dead yet either-- look at Paper Mario.

Does anyone have any information on Baroque? I love Atlus and the games they bring statewide (Riviera? Cubivore? Trauma Center? I love Atlus!) so I'd like to see if Baroque is a worthwhile investment. Oh, and I just preordered Endless Ocean.

I finally beat it. The entire thing. Every single star. Now I won't play it for about three or four years. Hurrah!

I've already mentioned the secondary theory; none of the original four unlockable characters have been revealed. Therefore, as a throwback to the original Smash Brothers, all four are probably (easily) unlockable.

If you guys haven't noticed yet, the four original unlockable characters have not been revealed. I believe all four are in and unlockable once more, just as a throwback to the original.

So, Olimar. How does everyone like him? He was the one new character I really wanted, so I'm super excited. I can't wait to see his final smash, his special moves, his play style altogether. God, I can't wait for this game. I think Olimar is one more character I'm going to try and master, in addition to Pit and Pokemon Trainer.

I'm still waiting for Phoenix Wright to be announced as the third third-party character. TAKE THAT!

Right, because all evidence so far shows us sloppy programming and poor game mechanics. Plus, both previous games were horrible. [/stupidity]

Let's see... The big one: JVC video camera with HDD, Pinnacle Studio version 11, video camera carrying case DVDs: The Passion of the Christ, The Truman Show, O Brother, Where Art Thou, Rush Hour 3, The Complete Mel Brooks Collection Other: 2 Gig flash drive, variety pack of candy, 15$ of Itunes songs, 30$ worth of Amazon.com purchases, two packs of beef jerky, and a Homer Simpson "Praise Jeebus" poster

It's about 5:30 here, but Merry Christmas to y'all anyways!

Blacklist - red scare - look it up. I was just playing the part in a really bad joke.

Please note that Culturekoi has been blacklisted.

I'm still waiting for Earthbound. And maybe the import of Mother.

Bomberman. And it's five-player!

Your mom. She'd distract the other players for a long, LONG time.

I'm going as JD from Scrubs tomorrow night at our Halloween party. I'm going to mousse my hair straight up.

Yeah, that crappy motions sensing thing they stole from Sony really sucks. The D-pad was a horrible choice (they stole it from sony and joysticks were really better anyway) and rumble was stolen from that kid who had too much coffee while playing Super Mario Brothers. Yeah, Nintendo tries to do what other companies have done and fails miserably.

I still say that the most likely Square character would be Sora. Not that I want him, but he's much more likely than Cloud. Crono is too old school; I'm sure Square wants to promote current games, and Sora fits the bill all too well. Personally, I want that number 19 to be Olimar's symbol; I think he'd be awesome. Or, in my wonderful dreams... HOLD IT! Phoenix Wright approaches!

The smash brothers (64) commercial was by far the most surreal commercial I have ever seen. I love it. I want them to redo it for brawl.

That's quite true. I was just reacting to the insinuation that "text-based games" being a part of "our parent's generation" when there's plenty of good, new, text adventures about today. And they're free, at that. Of course, rereading the comment sheds light on my false assumption. Which sure makes an ass outta me.