AETHERREVIVAL'S PROFILE

author=Addit
He’s right.

Okay, I'm sorry, this is off-topic, but I have to. I'm actually a girl. Lol, a couple people have called me 'guy' on this site already, and it does make me laugh, but you're all starting to doubt my gender!

author=UPRC
Bayonetta is so much fun. Probably my favourite of the DLC characters by far. They do a really good job of keeping her kid-friendly, too. I suppose the most risque thing about her might be her win poses, but even those aren't too bad - though I think any young boys playing the game are going to find them to be quite curious!

I'm kind of glad. I've never played Bayonetta's game, but when I saw her being released and I was looking at her, ummm, outfit, I was a little worried. I have a younger sibling who loves this game, so yeah.....

I'm glad that it's not overly bad, though.

author=UPRC
I didn't bother picking up Corrin, because... well, why? The game really didn't need another sword wielding Fire Emblem character at all.

You know, it's funny, I've seen a lot of people have issues with them not including Chrom, and I think some of them had half-swallowed the fact that Nintendo didn't want too many sword-wielders or another Ike-clone(as even Nintendo hinted it).

When they brought out Cloud, and then Corrin, I couldn't help but wonder what the Chrom fans were thinking.

author=Warlund
I thought the Hobbit series was pretty good, too. You just can't compare it to LotR. The Hobbit was written for children, you have to remember that going in.

Yeah, but the movie didn't really look like it was filmed for children. I mean, regardless of whether I can roll my eyes at it or not, I still think it would still be far too intense for a child. I know a lot of children watch really intense, scary movies and play games along the line of GTA, but I'm really against that. I think it's supposed to be a major point for adults to try to protect them from these things instead of expose them to it when they're really not ready. Nor should they be.

My apologizes, I won't start getting into that. Back to the Hobbit.


Really, the main issue I had with it was the long periods they dwelled on a single scene and the dialogue. I don't mind a scene being long, and I have watched more than a few Alfred Hitchcock films that take place in a single area, it's just..... Maybe they didn't really film it in a way that someone such as myself could appreciate or was looking for.


Oh, and the dwarves. In comparison to someone like Aragorn, Thorin Oakenshield was hard for me to like because he seemed like he was a lot more of a showboat. Not to mention, I forgot that Kili and Fili were dwarves more than a few times. All other dwarves were either annoying or didn't really matter.

Again, this is just my opinion. I know that a lot of people like the Hobbit, but it definitely wasn't my cup of tea, for a couple of the reasons above.

Don't even get me started on the orcs. I'll give the same run-down that I have done a couple times concerning Star Wars' new trilogy versus it's old one.


But, back to the main topic: I would definitely suggest trying out the Shannara series if you enjoy fantasy stories. I don't think that the man is really the best writer in the entire world, but..... his stories are really good.

Yeah, we should try that. Definitely.

I got a radiational dust bunny in my eye and I can't get it out. My eye feels super raw, though.

Maybe I'll go blind in it and finally get myself an eye patch.


Well, while I'm on that train of thought.... Maybe radiation isn't all that bad.

author=Craze
the next smash bros will be nothing but character select. there will be 200 options, but no actual fighting. it's because of you, addit. you did this.

Oh wow. Thanks a lot for ruining the lives of thousands of gamers, addit. I just hope you'll be able to look yourself in the mirror this morning. And the next.

Heck, I just hope that the press doesn't get a hold of this. Imagine living life after that.

This trailer does have a very big 'girl-power' feel to it, but that would probably be okay, if the movie were Powerpuff Girls. It doesn't really fit with Ghostbusters.


Maybe it's just me, but this trailer makes me think it's a movie directed mostly toward kids. I'm assuming that where the lack-luster humor part comes in?