Caxis

I'd also recommend Resident Evil 4. Okami is also a good game if you haven't played it on the PS2. It's kind of like Zelda.

I haven't even tried the Wii-Remote +/- Nunchuck controls. I just used my GC controller first thing :D.

FFA = Free For All. I don't really like online FFAs... Offline FFA's are great fun though. I hate fighting Pit and Metaknight, but then again I can't seem to KO at all, so they always come back...

Ok Lenin.

I'll play Alex.

I'll be back in about 20 minutes.

I'll play Lenin.

I'm very sure it is. I remember a topic just like this and dusty's reply ("bloody hate it when that happens.") is the only one I remember from that topic...

Anyone want to play?

I've got most of the Pokemon I want to use in my team. I need to get the nature, ev's, and movesets though.

I'm not sure how much bandwidth Runescape uses, but I highly doubt it'd be anything over 100MB a month. Is anyone downloading files via bit torrent, limewire, etc? That can really add up. If not, do you have a wireless connection? If so, it may not be encrypted and someone is mooching off your wireless signal, and you have to pay.

Only problem is, Marth can make Ness and Lucas totally useless...

I just haven't been playing much SSBB lately. I've been busy with other things, and my vision seems to be getting worse, so I can't see certain things very well... Oh well, I try my best :D.

Hehehehe, I'm prepared to lose! :D.

I'll play Mac.

It was probably copy-pasted from before, which was before rsloser added the new stages.

On tutorial Island, on RSC, I didn't know all the options were in the top left corner... I kept talking to one of the NPC's like 30 times before I noticed XD. After I found my white party hat, which was also during RSC, I traded it for a bunch of stuff. Part of the deal was a mask set (Worth 1.2-1.4M back then) which I traded for full rune and 100k gp... The reason was because someone said I was ugly wearing it XD. After trading the mask set, I changed my look >.<.

Nintendo and Squaresoft teamed up to make "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars" on the SNES. Like the title says, it's an RPG using characters and locations from the Mario world. The story starts off like usual, Princess gets kidnapped by Bowser, so Mario goes to save her. During the rescue, a large sword crashes through Bowser's castle, and everyone is blasted off somewhere in the world. With the bridge being destroyed, Mario goes off to find Princess Toadstool and eventually learns of the Star Pieces. The battle system is turn based style. You can see your enemies on the maps, so no random battles. In battle, each button is assigned to a command, attack, item, defend/run, and special attacks. You could influence the strength of attacks by pressing a button at the right time, or rotation to control pad. An example, one of the jump attacks that Mario has can be prolonged if you time to button presses. The game also had good graphics, they looked like they were 3D, but I'm not sure how they did it. That's pretty much the game in a nutshell, and how I remember it :P.

I got the PS3 + MGS4 bundle today. I haven't played too much, but I'm liking it so far.

I'm online right now...

I beat Culex many times with Mario, Toadstool, and either Bowser or Geno. I had both lazy shells, and started off by using ultra jump, Geno flash, and Bowser Crush until 1 crystal was left. I had Mario attack Culex, and Bowser hit the crystal, and Toadstool would heal. Rock candies help a lot too.

Kcdragon, if you want we can do the trade now.

I have a yanma if you want it. Just tell me when you want to trade if you do want it. Want a Heracross?

The video store had a practice of photocopying the booklets, and putting the boxes on shelves with a plastic covering. They kept everything in the boxes, like those health information things, subscription forms, and anything else that came with the box. Many of the boxes were in good condition too. So when you bought a game, you'd get everything that came in the box. Unfortunately, they also put these stickers on the manuals and cartridges, and wrote store information on the cartridges too. CD's also had writing on them, and not to mention scratches from use... Although I didn't get a manual with my Ogre Battle game, it was one of the few games they rented out the real manual with. I assume it got damaged/stolen.

I own Ogre Battle 64, which I bought at my local video rental store for $10 :). Along with that, I have Harvest Moon 64, which I bought at EBGames for about $80. It was worth every penny though. My local video store was selling all of the N64 games they had for $10, I should have bought some more... But I'm happy I managed to get Ogre Battle :D. EDIT: Looking through that list, I realized that the video store had a number of those gems for the PS1. Those Lunar games, Suikoden 2, Valkyrie Profile, and probably a few more. Too bad I didn't know the value of games back then :P.