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Post by kitten on Jun 7, 2011 21:19:00 GMT -5
Just bought Soul of Darkness. WHAT ELSE IS THERE?
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Post by kitten on Jun 7, 2011 21:02:59 GMT -5
Already got Shantae, Dark Void Zero, Cave Story and Anonymous Notes 2
gogogogogoggogogogogogogo
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Post by kitten on Jun 6, 2011 20:59:17 GMT -5
fuck man I'm not even getting an ear, here lol
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Post by kitten on Jun 6, 2011 16:08:33 GMT -5
The 3DS shop is scheduled by Nintendo to be up by "this evening." Capcom said they'd have the demo up when the shop launched.
If all goes well, I will be giving MEGA MAN LEGENDS 3 a shot tonight. Excitement!
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Post by kitten on Jun 4, 2011 14:03:17 GMT -5
Under Defeat.
Literally the best shooter ever.
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Post by kitten on Jun 3, 2011 21:37:33 GMT -5
I would love to hear HoD's soundtrack done in a less painful manner. I'm sure there are good songs in there but it's underneath someone jamming on their stylophone. From what I heard, the songs were originally in a much better, higher sounding quality, but they couldn't compress them well enough to get them onto a single GBA cartridge. Ironically, just a few years later, they put it on the same cartridge as the sequel just fine.  |
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Post by kitten on Jun 3, 2011 20:51:56 GMT -5
Without the dashing and whip, I would definitely consider HoD to be one of the most mediocre Castlevania games, but because it had both of them, I enjoyed it a lot. I think appreciation of HoD all comes down to how much you like those two mechanics.
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Post by kitten on Jun 3, 2011 20:43:10 GMT -5
Wait, did I say Sensei's Diving Top was worth $15? I meant 15 cents. <  Anyway, yeah, tell me whenever you've got the pictures and a price  I might not have free money for a week or more, anyway, so don't worry about hurrying. |
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Post by kitten on Jun 3, 2011 16:37:28 GMT -5
What did Harmony Of Dissonance have that the later games didnt? Backward and forward dashing (the backdash in future games was a completely useless "dodge" button rather than an actual method of transportation) and the whip as your only weapon. They made the game play uniquely when compared to any of the other "Metroidvania" games and I really wish that both of those mechanics had returned in future games. |
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Post by kitten on Jun 3, 2011 14:21:55 GMT -5
I've been building up a collection, but just recent stuff (and by "recent," I seriously mean just the last year or so). A lot of old uncommons can be worth quite a bit (shit like Sensei's Divining Top is worth $15, and that's an uncommon from what was a popular expansion). I imagine shipping would be the real deal here. What are you interested in selling everything for? It's harder for me to slap on a price. There's probably a great deal of stuff in your collection that would still be good in EDH, which is a format I'm interested in playing, and at least things worth trade material.
Can you take pictures or something?
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Post by kitten on Jun 2, 2011 0:30:30 GMT -5
I dunno, man, Madden often gets higher scores and better sales  Disregarding popularity entirely, although I wasn't personally interested in Darksiders, it seemed like a genuinely well-made game. It was just too much like Zelda for my tastes, and the whole hack n' slash thing is really boring for me. |
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Post by kitten on Jun 1, 2011 22:48:41 GMT -5
I'd never took you for being the religious type, Atma. If you are, though, I just have to ask...how do you reconcile that with your homosexuality? Please don't consider this to be an attack. This is a topic that's genuinely intrigued me for quite some time. She is Shinto, I alluded to that in my last post. The argument at hand, here, is that it's ridiculous to believe that religion is okay so long as the person "does the right thing," because of how subjective the "right thing" is. As Ike explained, the Christians who spent millions on prop 8 were "doing the right thing" from their perspective. It's a naive, fairy tale way of looking at how dangerous religion has been to humanity, and it's very self-contradictory. It's also shocking to see her defend Christians who have done agreeably horrible and stupid things in the name of their faith when I've seen her insult the religion more than a few times, before. To quote what is arguably the best part of Ike's debate with Atma, which she hasn't even given a decent response to - |
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Post by kitten on Jun 1, 2011 20:43:37 GMT -5
People who use anything as a scapegoat for their crimes are horrendous, disgusting, childish, deranged fools at best. They're trying to absolve all personal responsibility for it by shoving it onto literally anything else they think will work. So is it only when they're scapegoating their religion for crimes that their actions turn from being okay and pious to "evil?" Anything before criminal offense is okay? I mean you're seriously making your argument look even more wishy-washy with your sudden outburst against how much you hate people who do things like this and complete avoidance of giving Ike a legitimate response to his criticism of how dangerous and outright ignorant your thinking is. You can't seem to make up your mind on whether you're allowed to judge people with ridiculous beliefs or not. Once they cross some invisible line that you seem to think yourself fit to judge, they go from devout followers who were only doing what they thought was right to heinous beings only worthy of contempt. This all just comes across as thinly-veiled defense of your own religious beliefs. I've seen you say incredibly angry and blasphemous things about Christians and Christianity before (someone I know left the chat when you offended them with comments about how Jesus would give good handjobs and then harped on the joke for several minutes). This doesn't seem like you turning over a new leaf, it looks more like you're just trying to justify your own religious views by preaching that others are okay, as long as they're doing the right thing*. Maybe it helps you feel like less of a hypocrite when you preach tolerance of others' crazy beliefs when you have your own. You get absurdly defensive over Shintoism and traditional Japanese beliefs, but just some time ago you were fine to say things incredibly insulting to those of other beliefs. Maybe this is how you feel okay with yourself, now? You need to make up your mind. You seriously can't pick and choose which of the devout you're going to hate and which you're going to absolve of their heinous acts and consider to have just been led down the wrong path. These people are all doing what they think is right and following their own interpretations of religion. In the end, they need to be held responsible somewhere, and believing in this asinine gobbledygook is no excuse to consider them to be no longer responsible for the awful things they've done. You act like religion is good until people abuse it, which is so entirely backward that it's mind-blowing. Religion is a poison, and logic and rational thought are the only things keeping us safe from it ruining us. People don't ruin religion, religion ruins people. * As decided by Atma |
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Post by kitten on Jun 1, 2011 16:08:24 GMT -5
Looks kind-of Apogee-inspired.
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Post by kitten on Jun 1, 2011 15:09:09 GMT -5
I suppose there's the other argument that if FPS games were going towards a far too skill based approach along the lines of Quake 3 or Counterstrike you'd end up alienating the audience like what happened to fighting games. I think that it's less that difficult games are "alienating," and more that people are just too cushioned by games that reward them for failing. Before Call of Duty 4, Halo was "the big thing." Afterward, almost every single popular multiplayer game began copying CoD4. CoD4 rewarded you for playing poorly, and players would rather feel rewarded by repeatedly slamming themselves into a boring, repetitive situation and nothing than enjoy the game's competition. Really, though, it's kind of what's happening to gaming, in general, ever since it made the switch to 3D. Especially lately, with the explosive burst of MMORPG's, RPG elements in games that traditionally never had them and constant checkpoints in modern games. A lot of people on here decry the death of challenge in mainstream gaming, and a lot of these people angrily point their fingers at games like Halo for popularizing multiplayer. Funnily enough, the same thing is happening to multiplayer, now. |
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I might not have free money for a week or more, anyway, so don't worry about hurrying. 
