The GHZ Forum

Light Speed wrote:I thought global warming caused massive snowstorms trapping beautiful people in a library in New York with wolves for some reason. So it must not be global warming screwing New England.

Indeed, it's just El Nino again, which occurs more frequently and powerfully now due to global warming.

She was pretty well stacked for a 15 year old. I've seen plenty of well-stacked 15 year olds. I try not to look at them nowadays, of course. That would just be weird . Fucking bovine growth hormones, we have well stacked 12 year olds here. Let's hope no Japanese game designers happen to be on patrol.

Meh, I'll take it. Seniors don't have to make up snow days, so...

Hah, Tails corrupting innocent minds. Americans are so paranoid; Tails was always my favorite character. Wait a minute...

Good ideas all, keep them coming! Any comments for Shining Force or Dragon Quest, by the way? I've heard good things from some of my friends, so I might try them. And where can I get a Master System emulator? Also, for the record, I'm on Zeromus in FF4, and I'm about halfway through 5, so those won'...

Greenland melts, but since the first areas to be hit are the Northeast, pollution continues anyway.

Well, no, but this has been the shittiest winter on record for us New Englanders.

What with college apps mostly finished, I've been looking for something to do for the rest of the year, and have settled on playing some classic RPGs. That said, 1) Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm looking for SNES and Genesis in particular. 2) Can you give some sense of rank to your suggestion...

Well, yeah, sometimes the best solution is the simplest.

But I think I'd have to avoid a Sonic game which follows that course of action.

Also known as Second Quest.

I like the way you're thinking, Zeta.

As resident Advance fan, I might as well do my part: -Sonic Advance 1: Very good, very fun, very replayable game with great music in the last three levels, and good music for the rest of the game. Amy makes a solid arrival into the 2D playable cast with a good variety of offensive moves and jumps to...

I'd go with Advance 1. Not only would Rush be pretty frustrating for a beginner (final boss, Altitude Limit), but I found the level design to be boring despite the multiple routes and didn't care for the whole "you can't go backwards or you die," idea or the Megaman style "is that a lower path or a...

That would do the trick.

Clearly these criminals knew better than to cross a Mighty Morphin Power Ranger. Or, they were completely stoned out of their minds and thought he was some sort of, um, intimidating animal, or something like that.

Whichever works best, I suppose.

Wow, non-sequiter much? Where in the hell did that come from?

Gibbon's blatant sexiness is the very reason I joined. I think...

I guess I'm not the only one who enjoyed it. Sonic Team could definitely learn a thing or two from this. Any info on how the game makers got away with it, though? Surely some Sonic fans other than us had played it, and some of them may have tipped off Sega. Then again, Sega probably doesn't give a d...

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Ngangbius wrote:Mario Paint Wii?

HELL YES.

Zeta wrote: Jesus christ, can we douche this jackass yet?

WTF does that even mean!? :lol:

Ha, check the abyss once in a while. You'll get the idea fairly quickly.

I hope.

You know it. About 12, I'd say. All around Target (read: Best Buy).

That could always be sarcasm...

I was at a mall last night; it took me a second to realize why on Earth there were all these people out in tents. I thought it was some sort of protest until I heard someone muttering about how hardcore gamers were misunderstood. That sort of gave it away...

Ugh. The mechanics seemed bad enough, but the lagging sound effects are enough to drive me insane. I don't see myself ever buying that.

On the plus side, I liked the music for the most part. Not bad at all.

The series is indeed still going in Japan, with an installment on the Wii approaching. Not sure if it's still in arcades, though.

Del: Photography lacks animation and control. Besides, I already collect it. This is new and amusing to me.

Uh, train driving, huh? Wouldn't you just control the speed and when to brake? Seeing how trains run on, you know, tracks, it doesn't seem like there'd be much steering involved. Acceleration and braking are your only mechanical concerns, I'd presume. However, recall that in Japan, train lateness i...

Speaking of memes...

and at Del's request, "lol i'm dumb."

To everyone who wondered about the premise: yeah, you just drive them. I think. Besides, that's already enough for me, I just like trains enough to enjoy that. I can understand why no one else would...

I was wandering aimlessly on YouTube when I stumbled across video clips from a game called "Densha de go!" The basic gist of it is that you drive trains and get scored somehow. Despite the very basic premise of the game, I'm the kind of railfan who had to find out more. According to wikipedia, a ver...