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In the order of coming to mind.. Fallout 2 (PC) Final Fantasy Tactics (PSX) Chrono Trigger (SNES, PSX) Dark Cloud 2 (PS2, it's also called Dark Chronicle) Ogre Battle 64 (N64)

Archon from Starcraft. "This place is eerie..."

Very nice, good job on becoming a master at herblore :D

Congrats. I really like the Farming too :)

My bank My stats I've always been a miner ever since I started Runescape, which was around February 2003. I never got the bunny ears or scythe because I wasn't really playing Runescape much around that time, and because I was young and impatient back then :-w. After a number of breaks, I didn't really start playing the game until around Summer 2004, which is when I became a member again and got a lot of levels. Time jump to now, I returned after a long break and decided to start the game up again because the new updates really interested me. So.. Rate away :)

Have you tried total video converter? http://www.effectmatrix.com/total-video ... /index.htm Edit: I didn't notice it at first but total video converter leaves a watermark in the corner. You can try converting the FLV file to an AVI though, here's a guide. http://www.digital-digest.com/articles/ ... page1.html

Use ancient magic to teleport near the hobgoblin mine (Wilderness) and use an amulet of glory to teleport to Edgeville when full. It's also a good adamantite mine too.

I only have two MMO's that haven't been mentioned. Ragnarok Online Maple Story

I managed to learn the Hangul alphabet (Korean) using an online course thing. To practice, I just change wikipedia to Hangul and read, and that worked really well. I'll be taking classes eventually and hope to get a book on Korean so I can speak and learn some words though.

Far Cry was a great game, although I did have to get a new computer to run it.. I didn't like some of the indoor levels with all the flashing lights though #-o

My brother told me that when I was like three years old, I really wanted to play Super Mario Brothers on the NES. When I did start playing, all I did was die at the first Goomba or run off the edge :-w From what I actually remember though, I started off with the SNES and I remember watching my brother play some NES games. We also had a TurboGrafx 16, and my favorite game being Devil's Crush, a pinball game. I also had a Gameboy and my first game that I really loved was Pokemon Blue, I didn't learn about the craze until after I got the game. Staying up and playing games like Zelda: A Link to the Past and Mario Allstars were some of my favorite gaming memories. Eventually I bought a Nintendo 64, after renting it many times. So many awesome games for the N64, and many great memories playing Goldeneye with my friends...

I started playing WoW a few days ago, (Ten day free trial) and so far I am no impressed. The quests are boring, but I've only gotten to Ironforge on my Gnome mage. I've heard that raids and some bosses take up to sixty people to get through, which sounds pretty neat, but that seems to be the only thing that really has my interest. One thing that made me sad was how I couldn't make a Blood Elf character on the trial:( Oh well...

Silence, storms, lot's of snow, rain, cloudy weather, cold, studying, games, reading, my family, my pets, my life, and a lot more.

I've only played Guild Wars. I like the ideas behind the game, but I really don't like the limited drops from monsters, the only usable item monster drop are weapons and dyes; maybe something else but that's what I've mostly seen. I haven't been keeping up on the updates, but it'd be nice if monster can drop armor you can equip. You may not have to spend a lot of time leveling up, but when you start a new character, you have do all the same quests to get new skills, a real pain. I didn't play too much of PVP, but you can also unlock the skills through there. Another thing I didn't like was how you needed to have a party if you wanted to continue through areas, because the monsters were too strong for one person to fight. Finding a group who just wants to go around and fight was pretty hard so I was stuck using henchmen the whole time. Although there were solo builds, they were really only limited to certain areas. Guild Wars was good value, and was fun while it lasted, but I got bored pretty fast after I finished the main quest.

I too suggest a DS. After looking at the PSP library, the only game I want to play is Final Fantasy Tactics, but that's more of a nostalgia thing :-w But still, check out both of the game libraries.

Sableye base stats: 50 HP / 75 Atk / 75 Def / 65 SAtk / 65 SDef / 50 Spd Spiritomb base stats: 50 HP / 92 Atk / 108 Def / 92 SAtk / 108 SDef / 35 Spd Only stat advantage Sableye has is in speed, but move sets are also important. A popular move set for Spiritomb is sucker punch, pursuit, pain split, and will-o-wisp. With that moveset it can beat any ghost or psychic type Pokemon with little trouble. Pain split is there to keep it alive, and will-o-wisp to burn any sweepers. You can also make an offensive Spiritomb with hypnosis, shadow ball, hidden power (Fighting) and nasty plot or calm mind. Shadow ball and hidden power will take care of pretty much any Pokemon in the game, and you've got hypnosis to take care of anything that can cause problems. Nasty plot/calm mind are there to boost your power even more. Sableye has a nice support moveset, will-o-wisp, knock off, recover, and either seismic toss or night shade. Burn your opponent, prevent the use of their items, and use recover to stay alive. Seismic toss/night shade to dish out consistent damage with no need for a nasty plot. If you want an offensive build, hidden power (Fighting) dark pulse or shadow ball, recover, and nasty plot. But Spiritomb has the superior stats and outclasses Sableye in this area.

I just want a book, and maybe the new Fire Emblem game for Wii. I'm unsure of what to get for my family, but I've got a few good ideas. My favorite thing about Christmas is when everyone comes over and we have a nice dinner. Afterwards we spend time talking about stuff and me and my sister end up staying late into the night playing video games :).

I don't like large gatherings so I'd rather have a small wedding. But overall, I'd rather have no wedding at all.

Lol? Spiritomb is genderless :P No.. It has a 50% chance to be male or female...

Slaking can have a max attack of 460, gets a STAB with return, and the 1.5 damage multiplier from choice band. Fire punch and shadow claw give you more type coverage. I forgot about that little bit about focus punch, so you can switch that to giga impact, hyper beam is a special move. Pursuit is there to attack switching pokemon.

I'm playing Super Mario bros. 3 (Allstars version) because some of the music in Galaxy made me want to play. I've noticed a lot of people complained about the length of the levels in SMG, but they weren't that much longer in the older games... I also have Ogre Battle 64 to finish, I'm near the end too. I might also play Donkey Kong 64 too.

I played Red Alert 2 and the expansion. I got up to the Soviet Campaign in the expansion but I never finished it.

For Slaking, you'd want return, earthquake, shadow claw or pursuit, and focus punch or fire punch. A general rule for pokemon is to not have a bunch of same type moves. Slaking is all about hitting hard whenever it can, so you can boost that power with a choice band or if you want speed, use a choice scarf.

I don't have any of the other games so I can't use that feature. I just use Wobbuffet, it has the ability shadow tag which prevents other Pokemon from switching, running away, etc.

There's a scene in Flanoir the shows you who has the highest affection for Lloyd, depending on what choices you made through the game. But the whole Lloyd and Colette relationship never changes :|