The Blackangel

What are your thoughts on marriage?

B.S. stands for "Broadcast Satellaview". It's a game that was released only in Japan, and was online for only an hour at a time, for (if I remember correctly) a week or so. Players had to be online at the designated time to play the game. It was kind of a tournament thing that everyone went into completely blind. It's also known as Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets. I have another copy of Stone Tablets, but it's for Super Famicom so I need to buy a SFC. I bought it on eBay, and was under the impression I was getting the SNES copy. I was wrong apparently. The seller didn't accept returns, so I'm stuck with a game I'm unable to play at the moment. I have Goddess Of Wisdom and Parallel Worlds on SNES. I haven't tried PW yet, but I play Goddess until my brain hurts then take a few weeks off. That's because the game is THE MOST INSANELY DIFFICULT GAME IN HISTORY. I have never played a game that was this hard. Don't get me wrong, I love a challenge, but there's a such thing known as moderation. This one is just too much of a good thing. But the most surprising thing about the whole thing is that it's an SNES game. A system that old, has a ROM-hack that is that difficult. This is something I would expect to see on the PS4 or Xbox One. Someone hacks Skyrim, or TLOU or something.

I got this Zelda pack a couple weeks ago, and have been wanting to open it, but fighting the temptation at the same time. One really awesome thing about it that I do know for a fact, is that these carts are gold like the Zelda carts on NES. That kicks some serious ass, to me.

Tiny Barbarians on Switch is pretty sweet.

It all depends on how urgent my reason for contacting them is. If it's just a general inquiry, then a ticket is fine. If it's truly urgent, then I go with phone or live chat. But then again, considering the type of person I am, that usually doesn't go over too well.

I pick up a lot of bundles off CL, not for the systems, but for the games. More often that not, the people selling aren't willing to part it out, if there's only one or two games I'm wanting out of the set. So I buy it, rebundle it with several games I already have that I didn't want and sell it off at a profit. Granted doing it that way isn't going to make someone rich, but it does typically put $10 or $20 in my pocket.

I got Mario Kart 64 a couple days ago. I've wanted it for years, but it was always too expensive in stores around here and on eBay. I tried bidding a few times and the final bid price always went to someone willing to pay $100+ which I wasn't willing to pay. And the buy it now was always around $75, which I also wasn't willing to pay. I finally found the game at Vintage Stock for $50 and snatched it up quick. And I've been playing the hell out of it.

It's just putting more waste and pollution into the planet. If they want to sell in a store, then they should just have you go to the counter, the person behind it scans the code for the game you want, and on your receipt is the code you need to download the game you just bought. That would save time, money and resources. And it would make money for game stores. Because they would no longer have to tell customers that they are out of a certain game. They just scan and print a code. Money saved, product sold, pollution down, everyone's happy. The simplest answer is often the best. And those game stores can then use their shelves to hold games for older systems like PS2-PS3 and Xbox-Xbox 360. Maybe even some early cartridge systems.

I hate to say it, but a lot of the earlier Zelda games are like this. Loads of content, ten minutes to beat. A couple others that go by in the blink of an eye are Wizards & Warriors (NES) and Castlevania SOTN. They have tons of content, but are so damn short. With Castlevania, unless you're hell bent on getting certain items, you're done with the entire game in a couple hours, and I mean both castles here. Wizards & Warriors is a straight shot through. I love the game, but it's quick as hell. You need something in reserves, ready to play when you're done with this one.

Did I miss something?

In a word: Pepsiman.

Anything related to beastiality, or animal harm in any way gets my vote.

The plot of a game makes all the difference in every way. It can be a game in the most popular and best selling series in gaming history. But if it doesn’t have a great plot, it’s gonna flop, and could possibly have enough affect to destroy the series. Newbies whose first experience with a series that started on a terrible entry will usually see no reason to check out any other entries.

Uncanny Annie It was like Jumanji butt fucked Truth Or Dare. Weird. As. Hell.

I think it's a bit of a Mandela Affect thing. Peoples memories are getting crossed with elements from 3 or 4 different games, and now there's the legendary Polybius. Either way, I still find the story entertaining.

Good. Keep it that way. BTW, the most dangerous drug, so far, is Krokodil aka Krok. The high is beyond anything even a heavy heroin user can imagine. But it starts to rot your flesh instantly at the site of injection. Look it up if you want, but don't say I didn't warn you.

Psychopathic Records or Majic Ninja Entertainment?

My big oversized purple shirt. I’ve had it for years and wear it all the time. I absolutely love it.

I've done both. Trust me they're about equal.

Majora's Mask wasn't real time. Sure it had a clock that you had to keep resetting, but I mean real time as it is in the real world. Has anyone seen the Johnny Depp movie Nick Of Time? That was shot in real time. Sure those type of games aren't for everyone, but I enjoy stuff like that. A million different options, each with a different effect on the next part of the game, and not being able to go back. All culminating in millions of different endings completely based on the choices you made. That would be an amazing game.

Daichead a seacht.

Do you collect anything?

Another thing I would like to see more of, would be games that are played in real time. There seems to be a shortage of them, and I always loved that type of thing. A game where you can't pause to think, and couldn't cheat by pausing the game. You had to act as you would in real life. Those are desperately needed.