The Blackangel

What about being called Big Spud?

Character customization is nice, but there are more important things that should be focused on first.

That can’t be an actual pic. He’s riding a horse in the pic. The whole world knows he only rides unicorns.

Teabag me and you’re gonna have to staple a bag of Lipton below your dick to have the ability to ever do it again.

I think it’s in the same boat as Zelda 2, for the reasoning behind the hate it got. It’s considered one of the most difficult Castlevania games. At least from the era. That’s why a lot of people hated Zelda 2. It was too difficult.

I was meaning not just the one at fault, but everyone else who would take the opportunity to push their agenda. Blame guns, blame video games, blame music, blame tv/movies, etc etc. Just blame the asshole who did it.

Just once I want to see a person blamed for their actions because they are the one at fault, without people searching for something else to blame as a scapegoat.

I personally hate 90’s music. Not only was the music just horrible, but it takes me back to a dark place when I was being beaten daily by my drunken sperm donor aka father.

I could have picked it up at a flea market a few years ago for $20 if I remember correctly. But my experience with multigame cartridges has always been that they overheat too easy if there’s more than like 4-5 games on it. Especially if they’re in depth games like some of the Zelda hacks. And I have no interest in my system overheating and possibly being destroyed because of a shit game.

Most people think I’m insane for this, but Castlevania 2: Simon’s Quest has always been my favorite.

If you watch any kind of western you’re guaranteed to see a shootout between two guys at least once. And everyone carried a gun. I wonder what video game made all the violence in 1870 so bad?

Afterward the SJW’s would go beyond nuclear. I’d rather have the idiots contained in a small group here than deal with the SJW bullshit.

Yes there were people that paid $200 for it. After getting it home and playing it, they were traumatized too. $200 was a shit ton of money when the cartridge hit the shelves.

I imagine it’s like owning a Ferrari or Lamborghini. Status symbol. Just a different kind of status symbol. The same way some women won’t own a purse that costs less than $10k, or some people won’t wear any kind of watch other than a $35k Rolex. Personally I tend to get my purses at Walmart. I only have one that I got at a department store and it was around $50. I don’t need status. I just go for what I like that’s in my price range. As for watches, I’m a Citizen snob. But that has nothing to do with any kind of status. I just love their watches.

Turn off the lights, and lock my door. I'm not big on the holiday. Turning out the lights says No trick-or-treaters. I just want to be left alone, like any other day.

If you were offered a macaw or a monkey as a pet, which would you choose and why?

That was supposed to be "with that" not "wit that". I can't type for shit.

If I get stuck on something and haven't saved in a while, that I absolutely can't figure out, I'll kill myself just so I can restart from the last time I saved, so that hopefully I can figure out what the hell I'm supposed to do.

I don't know if they were required to modify the tracks. But I do know that as long as it didn't damage the roads, you could legally drive it down the street. But considering that it's a 40 ton war machine, I doubt that there are many public roads that a tank wouldn't completely mangle.

I don't know about the rarity, but you're right about the price. It was $200 USD to get it new in the store. If you follow the same math as AVGN, it came out to about $4-$5 USD per game. Which at the time most people thought was a hell of a deal instead of paying $50 per game for most titles on individual cartridges. But after checking it out, I don't remember ANYONE that didn't regret buying it. 52 games on one cartridge sounded like a hell of a deal, but that was the point. Sounded good, made good money, the games took about 3 seconds of thought, and about 5 seconds of programming. That's most likely the reason damn near every game was a frickin' space shooter.

"I'll kick your ass" "You dirty mother fucker" - South Park 64

Technically speaking, a civilian can own and drive a tank as long as the gun is disabled to the point of being only a decoration, and non fixable.