Negative space = Good.

No more Pokemon.

No more Mario Party.

No more Diddy Kong Racing.

Donkey Kong is getting close, there hasn't been a good DK game since the 64.


Everything else they make is gold, if you ask me. Even the sports games, and I don't even like sports.

Looks like someone beat me to it.

Cds and Dvds of all kinds will mold when exposed to a certain degree of humidity.

I actually find SPM to be just about right.

The combat is incredibly easy, but it does get a *bit* harder later on. The puzzles break things up and that's where most of the difficulty comes in for me. I totally suck at puzzles.

I'm not illiterate, and books don't scare me, so I find all that all the text and humor is wonderful. Go read a book people.

But yeah, most games nowadays are too easy but It's been that way for a while now.

There wasn't a single point in Twilight Princess where I felt challenged.

The article is actually true for the most part. It's a little biased, with it's 'predictions' and such, but for the most part true.

Does Nintendo totally suck with 3rd parties? Yep.
Did they used to have a monopoly? Yep.
Was sticking with cartridges a totally bad idea? Yep.
64dd, a bad idea? Yep.
Virtual Boy? Yep.


You could look at all that as a good thing though, if it wasn't for all those mistakes, we probably wouldn't have the Wii.

If only Sega still made quality games, like it did back in the Genesis/Saturn/Dreamcast days.

The new Sonic games for the wii and 360 make me want to break my tv.


Dreamcast was a great system, I had one for a short while. Wish I had kept it.

They should also add Sega Saturn games.

A remake of FFTactics with multiplayer, additional job classes and additional, extra hard, side quests.

Doesn't need a graphical update, but it wouldn't hurt as long as it was done well.

If the psp gets the original they've gotten the better deal.

FFT >>>>>>> FFTA

And even if FFT2 is a good game, I've been wanting fft on the ds for like, ever.