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The Blackangel

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  1. This game took years from my life, but it was not a loss. A pure classic that has and always will stand the test of time. In my opinion it's best played on an actual Atari or Colecovision. There you get the full experience. And NO that classic/flashback shit doesn't count.

  2. If it's not a left hand path religion, then it most likely would seem too gothic. But to each their own. If you have the option in your admin screen you should set up a dark theme as an option for those that are photosensitive, or those that just prefer it.

  3. 13 hours ago, The Blackangel said:

    I've worked a couple kids like that, and they were pure hell. The emotional toll they take is extreme. I quit them after only a few months.

    I was on my phone when I typed that response so I think that "kids" was supposed to be "kinds". GOD I FUCKING HATE AUTOCORRECT!!! I even tried turning that shit off, but it didn't do any good.

     

    Anyway, the only time I can see me working on game development is if I was making a ROM-hack with some friends with no absolute deadline. I actually have 3 that are hard as hell, but just as fun.
    The Legend Of Zelda: Parallel Worlds
    The Legend Of Zelda: Goddess Of Wisdom
    The Legend Of Zelda: Ancient Stone Tablets

    All 3 are on the SNES. Like I said they're a bitch, but they're great.

  4. Since our first period started at 7:00AM I was usually asleep in class. Having to be up between 5:00-5:30 every morning to get ready, eat breakfast, and catch the bus was not easy.

  5. At the moment all I know is HTML, so any site I would make would be pretty simplistic. Forums are usually available within the package you choose when you buy your domain from within your cpanel. Most aren't as elaborate as Invision forums, since they're just free. But if you can get a yabb forum, then you've gotten a fairly decent one. But if you want a site that's going to get much traffic, then you either need to have some serious abilities with it, or hire a professional.

  6. I was never really able to get into Game Gear. No disrespect to Sega. It was leaps and bounds ahead of Game Boy at the time. But it was just never my thing. I was just a Nintendo kid growing up. Nintendo is still my favorite game company to this day.

  7. The biggest myth I remember was pushed by the church. It was that the idea of video games came to the innovator in a dream that was sent to him by none other than Satan himself.

  8. 3 hours ago, Alyxx said:

    Dude... harsh. I understand you don't like him but acting like this is just gonna get you in trouble...

    If you attack me at every opportunity the way this piece of shit has been doing, I will eventually get vicious. I'm not the type of woman who takes this bullshit lightly.

  9. 12 hours ago, UleTheVee said:

    I think the ones you think you have are Final Fantasy IV and VI (AKA. Final Fantasy II and III in America which caused the massive confusion). Final Fantasy II was never released in America until it was released as Final Fantasy Origins on the original PS1. Final Fantasy III wasn't released at all outside of Japan until litereally 16 years later (Nintendo DS) as a complete remake of the NES Original (Kind of getting the same treatment as FFIV).

    So yeah.. your point about "owning them" is easily disproven. Also, you missed the point I was making entirely. Your original point was that NES games were massive and focused on story. However, I pointed out that it was far from the case because most NES Games were designed with emulation of arcade machines in mind. In other words, you were wrong and spread misinformation (yet again). Not only that, but I also provided examples of games that followed said design (which fits most of the NES library).

    It was only later during the NES lifespan that games started to become a bit more massive. Games like Zelda II: The Adventure of Link being a good example of that. However, most of the games that were being developed at this point would be coming at the end of the Famicom/NES life cycle (which was already being trumped by the SNES). Final Fantasy II and III are the most common knowledge stories about this problem. Both of the games were being developed for the Famicom but did not get an NES port because the SNES already was around at the time. As such, Final Fantasy IV and Vi were localized instead (with V being changed by Mystic Quest as a response to some negative feedback and Mystic Quest also being the first FF game to be released in Europe). However, IV and Vi were instead dubbed II and III respectively to supposedly prevent confusion.

    So yeah, your original argument was wrong, the argument you have now is wrong, and you can't even get a simple thing about your gaming history straight.

    You think wrong. They ARE the real FF2 and FF3, that I bought BRAND NEW AT TH TIME OF RELEASE at Walmart. At the time I thought they looked odd, yet fun. 

    Your holier-than-thou I-know-everything-you-know-nothing only proves you are a waste of space that has no clue about anything you talk about. You're just a troll looking to stir shit up. I'm blocking you now, so don't bother replying to this, because it won't be seen, nor will any of your other baby-bullshit-cry-me-a-river posts.

    God forbid you have any kids, as they'll be just as fucked up as you are.

    Do the world a favor and hang yourself. Now.

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