The Blackangel
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I've seen a few rugby games. And after being used to the way football is over here, rugby players make me think they're nuts. It IS football minus the pads. With the exception of that leather condom on their heads.
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Probably Squall. He reminds me a lot of myself. He doesn't put up with bullshit, and he's willing to die to protect those that he cares about. I think we would get along well.
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1 hour ago, kingpotato said:
A very big number of NES games, but the king of all is Superman N64. I dont think nobody can get pass the tutorial
What are the top 5 of those NES games?
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I’ve seen a few soccer games, and a lot of football. I’m not particularly a fan of either. But from my perspective, football looks a lot more dangerous than soccer. I’ve never seen soccer players intentionally tackling each other to the ground. As for the mention of cleats, they wear metal cleats in football too. And if a tackle goes wrong the player can end up with severe spinal injuries or worse. I don’t know of any athletes getting a broken spine in a soccer game. But I do have to mention that soccer fans are the only ones I know of other than us hockey fans who will riot and get in physical fights with each other.
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When I was able, I loved playing sports. My interest in playing waned quite a bit as I got older, and now I couldn’t play if I wanted to. But I love watching hockey every chance I get.
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Kart racing games would get me into the genre. But there’s just too many few to draw my attention past Mario Kart.
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OMG, Atari was running 24/7 with me. I stuck to a few more than others.
Asteroids
Berzerk
Centipede
Dig Dug
Donkey Kong
Frogger
Grand Prix
Joust
Pac-Man
Mario Bros
Pitfall
Q*Bert
Space Invaders
Swordquest: both Earthworld and Fireworld
Warlords
I also played on Colecovision a ton. Ladybug was my favorite. For those that don’t know, it’s a variation of Pac-Man.
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19 minutes ago, Jayson said:
I loved Legend of Zelda on some primitive Nintendo console - but didn't continue getting into those games.
What, exactly, is primitive to you?
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I have asthma as well, and due to MD I already have a compromised and weakened immune system. So I have been advised to stay home unless I have no choice but to get out, and to have as little human contact as possible for the foreseeable future. That doesn’t really change anything for me as that’s how I have always preferred things and chosen to live. But still, it’s a pain in the ass.
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3 hours ago, MeowsePad said:
I've never seen any compelling studies linking video games to violence. They showed Jack Bauer stabbing a person in the neck with scissors on primetime television, so I don't see why there is such a fuss about video games.
There was an episode of Law & Order SVU where a girl did the same thing to her father. Not because of video games, but because he was a shitty father and she had finally reached her breaking point due to all his broken promises.
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3 hours ago, Alyxx said:
Oldschool 3D platformers like Banjo Kazooie and Super Mario 64. And horror games.
I play both all the time. I have actually gotten all 120 stars on Mario before. Banjo Kazooie is an odd game, but still fun. My problem is that I always forget all the abilities that I learn from the mole.
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Pavel Datsyuk retiring. When we lost him we took a major blow. Then Lidstrom retired, and we lost Zetterburg to injury. That’s why we’re having such a horrible season this year.
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I don’t have a set list either. It depends on both the game and my mood. Which varies wildly.
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I lost so many years between when I was gaming as a kid and then got back into it as an adult, that I really don’t know. I wish I could pick s point, but I lost somewhere around 10 years I think. Possibly more. I do know for a fact that I missed the entire PS2 era.
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I’ve been playing the hell out of Goblin Sword on my Switch lately. It was like a $2 download and worth $2000. I absolutely LOVE the game. I’m also playing some others I’ve pucked up. A few here from VGR, and others that I bought through the Nintendo eShop and from GameStop.
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Wind Waker. Too much Cartoon Network. Not enough video game.
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Zelda always bugged the hell out of me with this. For example in the original it’s an untamed wilderness with no order of any kind. Then in Zelda 2, there are towns all over the map, and you no longer have items you can use, but spells instead. And all dungeons look identical. Then on SNES, the towns have disappeared and the only one in Hyrule is Kakariko, which never existed previously. On N64 they mix it up even more with the introduction of new races, and a complete 180 on others (Zoras no longer attack). After 7 main consoles Zelda has gotten wildly different in every single game. I would like just once to see a true sequel. And I’m not including portable systems in this like GameBoy or DS, with the exception of the Switch.
This seriously drives me nuts. It’s like approaching a game you have never heard of each time.
😡😡😡😡
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What game do you hate the most? Why?
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I only have one question that makes a difference to me about the PS5. Is it backwards compatible, and if so, how far back?
I’m beyond confused at this point about what the hell is going on with the damn thing.
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Saw series
Dead Silence
Halloween (Rob Zombie versions)
The Devils Rejects
The Curse Of La Llorona
Descent
Misery
The Bye Bye Man
The Midnight Man
Truth Or Dare
Rose Red
Storm Of The Century
Those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head.
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Thanks Johnny.
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Soul Calibur 2 on practice mode. No time limit, no health bar, no worrying about advancing to beat the game. Just simple fighting for as long as you want.
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The US Government Giving Citizens Money
in Debate, Politics, & Religion
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They're not giving it. They're loaning it. And we will have to pay it back with a minimum of 100% interest. So basically if we get $1000, we will have to pay the government back $2000. It's a way to screw the citizens. It's not helping anyone, it's crippling those of us who can barely support ourselves even further.