AETHERREVIVAL'S PROFILE

author=Pizza
I was gonna say, why bother with Star Wars x Mario Kart when you have Star Wars Episode I Podracer?

Ah hah! Good one!

I remember most of the times that I'd seen this game played back then, the poor unfortunates playing it would be talking about it's glitchy-ness at the end of every race. Let it be known that to this day, I have not played it due to word of mouth and witnessing. I played Diddy Kong Racing instead -.-

author=Corfaisus

Honestly, I think this would be pretty cool. I loved using the ships in the first two Star Wars Battlefront games, and as long as it played similarly to those, that'd be great.

I'm still going to vote for Quasimodo though, just because.

No, you're right, some people do have really miserable lives. But, I think that really depends on us individually.

I believe good things do happen everyday, it's just up to us if we notice it or not. If we don't, misery follows, and if we continue not to, then you have the suicide cases.


No, I'm not trying at all to say anything calloused towards the people who are stuck in sweat shops and the like; I'm sure that it is terribly hard to find anything good in that sort situation. I was just trying to spread some feelings of hope.

author=kentona
I watched the 2 hour premier, and it was really well done. Jon Favreau is the Executive Producer of the series (Iron Man, Avengers, Age of Ultron) so it is in good hands.

Well, I'm glad it was given an okay! I didn't catch the premier, but..... I feel a little safer about trying it now.


I am still trying to get over this twitter shot I saw, though:


Maybe it's just me, but the outfits look a little hokey and Crayola endorsed.

author=karins_soulkeeper
Ravenhearst (along with several other point-and-clicks whose names escape my memory).

I love Ravenhearst. I spent some serious hours staying up until I finally conquered it ^_^

Point-and-clicks are pretty awesome and I have a decent amount on hand that I go back to, but I would say Nancy Drew is my favorite. The variety of puzzles and the detective atmosphere holds a lot for me.

author=karins_soulkeeper
Of course: Tetris (particularly that symbian-os version that featured turn-based competitive multi-player for up to 4x the fun!)

Another second. I don't take repetitive puzzle types overly well, but Tetris is a masterpiece that I find I can play over and over again. I have a preference for my SNES single player, though.

Another amazing puzzle game along this line is Baku Baku for Sega Saturn (I'm not sure if it was made for any other system). Even though I groan at the sight of 'another Bejeweled-styled game' now, this one is still really fun to play.

And let's not forget classic puzzles, like Mahjong and Chinese Checkers, etc. I sucked up Pokemon Picross quickly~

author=Darken
I finally got a wii u and the game but i really suck ass online

I never play online because of this ^_^

I'm just content with turning it on here and there and struggling against the computers.

author=Miracle
Anyone excited for Corrin/Bayonetta on Wednesday? At first I thought Bayonetta looked really OP, but from the recent footage it looks like Corrin shows more potential. Won't know til they're released I guess.

I was mostly interested in Corrin for this release, but that is mainly because I haven't played Bayonetta's game. I tend to go for personal interests than quality (Which is why I stink with all of the first round DLCs, except for Roy).


Which is probably why I'll eventually wind up buying Ryu instead of Cloud. I'd watched his trailer and he looks like he might be pretty solid (heck, they both do), but I haven't had an interest in Final Fantasy for a long time now.

I'm mostly just hanging around and wondering what the next round of DLCs will bring. The idea has actually started becoming a little exciting.