The Blackangel

Killer Klowns From Outer Space
15/10

There's too many to count.
Blaster Master
Legacy Of The Wizard
A Boy And His Blob
Astynax
Clash At Demonhead
 
There's tons more, but those are just a quick few off the top of my head.

I personally don't see a big problem with loot boxes. I get a box from skullsunlimited.com every month. But I'm also 37, so that's a moot point. Children need to be monitored by responsible, loving parents, who have their children's best interest at heart when it comes to things like this. I don't mean helicopter parents, but rather aware parents. When the child hits adulthood, the rules change a bit. But until then, they need their parents to keep them safe.

In Skyrim, Expert (I think?) seems to be the sweet spot most of the time for me, but sometimes it is a bit too easy. But Master is quite a jump up from that.
The worst difficulty settings for me in any series are in Dragon Age. The difference between “Casual” and “Normal” is insane. I always think that the “true” settings are like … Casual, Hardcore, Nightmare, Rage-Quit.

I picked up playing Zelda: Oracle Of Ages recently and got more than stuck at one point just before finding the entrance to the 4th dungeon. I had the tuni nut, but couldn't figure out how to get to the asshole that fixes it, and was completely stuck. The walkthroughs I found online didn't help. Even zeldadungeon.com didn't help. So I finally said fuck it, and bought a players guide off eBay. That, FINALLY cleared up what the hell I was supposed to do. I have no intention of using the guide unless I get stuck like that again. Like I've said in other posts, I like a challenge, but I don't like being stuck with no way out.

Evil Bong
If you haven't seen it, all I can say is make sure you're stoned when you watch it. Also it's so insane I don't know whether to give it a 1/10 or a 10/10.

When it comes to fighting games, initially I play around with several characters until I find one that I just click with. For example in KI I'm best with B Orchid. I used to play Soul Caliber 2 in the arcade a lot. I was deadly with Kilik. The game was always packed with people, and I made it to 6th place in the top 100. And on a college campus, with thousands of gamers hitting that machine up, that was a hell of an accomplushment. I got it on Game Cube just because Link was a guest character. I wasn't bad with Link, but I'm better with Kilik.

In all honesty, I don't have a god damn clue what to make of this one. And until this very moment I had heard of neither the game, nor Pepsiman.
 

In all honesty, I don't have a god damn clue what to make of this one. And until this very moment I had heard of neither the game, nor Pepsiman.
 

I'm thinking Battletoads on NES. Either that or Gods on SNES.

I would cast my vote for Conker's Bad Fur Day. It was so out of nowhere when it came out, and the only game I can think of that was ever made that was explicitly for adults. Yet today I haven't heard mention of it or come across a game like it. Sure there are games that may have sexual content and strong language, but name me one other game where a pile of shit with corn teeth sings to you.

It's not really a book series, but I'd love to see games made based off a lot of Poe's works. The Cask Of Amontillado would definetly make an awesome game.

The styles of living. Education was taking over above religious condemnation. The arts were becoming more appreciated. Some of the best came from the Renaissance. Shakespeare wrote during the Renaissance, and the greatest mind in human history was alive and created his works in the Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci. Also Michelangelo was creating around the same time. People were slowly getting past the feudal societies, and growing up. The gothic style architecture was becoming more used. I honestly can't think of anything specific that I don't love about the period. The KC RenFest is my favorite thing that I look forward to every year. I usually get a hotel room right near the fairgrounds and go all day Friday through Sunday.

I have EWJ 2. I play it when I want a good laugh. The game pulls the weirdest levels, and gives them the most screwed up names imaginable. All I have to say is that those writers better start sharing whatever the hell it is they're smoking.

I'm sure there will be a couple more God Of War games released. Before and after. Also we can't forget Zelda. And with the phenomenal success of the Final Fantasy series we all know it's gonna keep going.

I'm going to exclude franchises like Zelda, Castlevania, Mega Man, SMB, etc for this one.
My favorite will always be Blaster Master. It's just a flat out awesome game. As I've said before it's the perfect mix of fantasy and sci-fi.
Here's some shots of just a few of the bosses you'll face:
 

Castlevania: SOTN. It goes by in the blink of an eye. You follow the same path thru the first castle, then in the invert there's only 5 of the bosses you're required to beat to finish the game. He'll you don't even have to go to the invert to beat the game in one way. Just kill Richter and you're done. But if you kill him you don't get the invert. So I always use a holy sword when I fight him since he's immune but Shaft isn't.
Either way you choose, the game is just too damn short. Still fun as hell, but too short.

Ocarina

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.

Who do you like better? I have to say John. Granted, Fuzz is no slouch of a bass player, but John puts so much more into the music. He plays harder, and gives more to the music than any bass player I personally have ever seen. He also seems to be a better fit for the band as a whole. There was always something off about Fuzz to me, but John is truly worthy of the spot as the bass player of my absolute favorite band ever.
IMO, Disturbed is the greatest band ever to record a single song let alone 8 albums.

Yup. I thought I should give you an easy one after the last one. Let's see how this one goes.
 
One night, I was visiting a friend of mine. I hadn't seen him in a long time. We had the following conversation:
Friend: I like having you here.
Me: Yeah, it's been good to see you again.
Friend: Will you stay the night? You can sleep in the spare bedroom.
Me: OK. Why not? It'll be easier than walking home.
Friend: Kill some time here then. I like having company. It's so lonely here all on my own.
Me: Yeah, living alone can be tough.
Friend: You look exhausted. You should probably go straight to bed and get some rest.
Me: I guess I am feeling tired.
Friend: In the morning, I'll have a lot of things to take care of. Sweet dreams.
Me: OK. See you in the morning.
Friend: Your bed is already made. It's the first bedroom on the right. Just go to sleep. 
Me: Goodnight.
Friend: Sleep tight.
I went into the bedroom and closed the door behind me. Then, as I thought about the conversation, I started shaking. I listened at the door as my friend walked down the hallway and went into his bedroom. Then, I opened the window, climbed out and ran all the way home.

I'm going to exclude franchises like Zelda, Castlevania, Mega Man, SMB, etc for this one.
My favorite will always be Blaster Master. It's just a flat out awesome game. As I've said before it's the perfect mix of fantasy and sci-fi.
Here's some shots of just a few of the bosses you'll face:
 

It's not really my cup of tea, but I don't see a problem with it. It's fun to watch others play, but I don't enjoy playing myself. But if others enjoy it, then go for it. If someone has a problem with you playing a style you like FUCK EM.

I went to see The Curse Of La Llorona again last night. It's one of the few movies in this world that gets better and better the more you see it.
30/10