Oh dear, not that.

Two more done.

Spark Mandrill - took about an hour and a half to do the bends on that one, and it still doesn't sound quite right. But going back and fixing it would take another hour and a half so I'll hold off on it for now.

X1 Final Battle - probably some balance issues here which will vary by soundcard.

He's out to get you.

Then draw a different way happily.

Remember that he produced a game where your PET has an unlimited supply of blank battle chips somehow, as if the things wouldn't take up any space.

Never accuse Inafune of seeking realism.

There's only so many times Jigglypuff asshattery can pay off.

That number is severely limited.

Or you could get an awesome 12-shot-per-second thumb like me.

In the case of the second one, he could just, you know... charge.

Yeah, this place is pretty uptight about that sort of thing; for example, the first time I came here I was more or less chased out for calling the Virtual Console a multi-system "computer program of dubious legality".

Have you played X1-4?

I want at the very least a commemorative (empty) NES cart for Mega Man 9. Sell the #####ers at Toys R Us or something.

I must admit that it makes it more handy for someone like myself who has no credit card.

More like a circus pavilion than anything, really.

Credit card, not debit. Debit = too sensitive in terms of privacy for online transactions.

What one?

I can think of a couple he might consider 'bad', particularly a couple file folders near the top left, and then the Gateway Editor is a little questionable.

I randomly take offense at that.

The alternative is to accept the 'living machine' bull#####, so I suggest you get to it.

UT3 is sucking my soul out again. I'm actually surprised by how well they did the campaign mode, considering it's a strictly multiplayer-based game. It's still not an Unreal 3, however; I continue to hope for that to come along sometime, though it's not a very realistic hope.

Besides that, Mega Man X and Castlevania 4 and Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt on my SNES.

The other Q are too busy screwing around with Captain Picard to bother with your art topic sorry.

That's unnecessarily cruel.

The Robotnik made that post perfect, Chron.

Since when?

Note that I was talking about the animation, not the game design, at that point. Call them what you will, their animation staff is still quite adequate.

Nothing escapes the people at bee. The photos will turn up.

No, that's just you being offensive. It's totally different.

Actually, seriously looking at it it looks a lot more like Mike's topic anyway, so you have no right to complain.

I've never seen Beat used to get items before, but it wouldn't be out of the question I don't think.

And yes, I thought it time to move on.

IT HAS AN AVATAR NOW

Basically a placeholder until I get good enough to DRAW essentially the same thing.

THAT ONLY WORKS IN THE CLASSIC SERIES

BLOODY HELL CAPCOM

Or Beat.

He's like Dr. Mario.

I don't know what makes me happy.

Seriously.

I think it's just whatever random ##### comes along.

You're a fairly good writer. Particularly, I'm impressed with your descriptive talent, an area in which I lack severely.

That disappearing-block puzzle over the spikes looks particularly nasty.

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I think I just died a little inside.

1UP: I'm excited that the game is being created by IntiCreates, who made the Zero and ZX games. Those were actually very challenging games -- much harder than the classic games in my opinion -- but they really get what makes Mega Man good. Are they bringing some of the design concepts and innovations of the Zero and ZX games into MM9 to make it more contemporary and challenging?

DK64 is the only post-DKC3 Donkey Kong game I've ever enjoyed.

Classic Controller's dpad is the best in the current generation.

However, it still doesn't hold a candle to the REAL best ever, the SNES pad.

No, not Ring Man. SKULL MAN!

I'd say Magnet Mine and Silk Shot are better at shooting up than Bubble Splash is.

Bah, silly Easterners.

I knew I remembered the name! Yeah, OK, I remember now.

... Harumpf.

: Fatso  16 July 2008, 18:35:49

: Mikero  15 July 2008, 23:38:32

Eminence Front!

Ouch, that stings.

BABA O'RILEY

Eminence Front is a great track you dupe! You'readupe!

I'm not terribly fond of it. I can understand people liking it, however.

I should really go back and finish OoT. Surprisingly, though I quite like it, I haven't been able to scrape together the willpower to beat it.

Not at all. You keep moving forward while you're dashing, leaving you time to aim up.

Dash-JUMPING while firing up might be a difficulty.

Animation-wise, they're professionals. They can figure out a way to make it look good.

On various occasions throughout my gaming-and-moviegoing career. Never have I come across a guy who would laugh like 'heh, heh.'

You would pause between the first and second 'heh?' That's no longer a laugh, nervous or otherwise.

No matter what you have over there in Ottawa, the IMAX at Science World is better. Way better. Is yours a huge #####ing globe? I thought not.

Alas, there are no feature films shown there.

Is your snake liquid? Get Viagra today and give your wife the big boss!

You, sir, win the thread.

Of course, if they were properly represented, people wouldn't be so quick to name things Mjollnr or Loki or Odin or what have you. Plunderers, pillagers and rapists don't usually have a huge fanbase.

The first comma you inserted is unnecessary.

Mjollnr in Norse legend was the mighty hammer that Thor wielded.

Halo (read: crappy game) makes use of that in naming their power-suits.

Therefore, my ancestors have been defiled.

I was pointing out to Vinni that I had not indeed fallen for Ares' trap, and that the trap itself was actually total bull#####.

Capcom was reusing everything well before Inti stepped into the picture