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Yeah, it pretty much does, especially the jet pack's annoying way of going out on you, but it is fun in parts; mostly the first part, then it just goes downhill. lol

Ah, ok, I forgot THQ was doing it.

Thanks! What's your avatar from, I've actually been wondering. Looks good.

I might just look into that, actually, thanks!

I think I more or less rehashed your point, cause I didn't know what else to say, but I'll take the credit. lol thanks

Sounds like an interesting game, but I'd probably suck at it ... or get lucky and run through it all quickly, one of those two things.

Oh, and, that's what you get for underestimating us Texans. lol just kiddin' around.

My first exposure to Metroid was Metroid Prime; prior to that, I knew EGM had ranked Super as its best game of all time, but I remembered it as that game I always saw at Blockbuster, and thought was another JRPG cause of the dragon, thusly staying away, despite that awesome box art making me really curious.

Anyway, having now played Metroid, Super Metroid, and Metroid 2 in some fashion, as well as beating both Zero Mission, Fusion, and Prime, and getting pretty far in Prime 2 through multiple rentals, I can honestly say Fusion and Prime 1 are my favorite Metroids.

Other M actually looked good minus the story, and what I played at a friend's seemed promising, so I don't blame you for liking it; the story on the other hand I have seen on Youtube (retsupurae video; think Rifftrax, but videogames), and ... yeeeah, no.

As for Zero Suit Samus, contextually, that ending was awesome.

I need a set-up like that; I studied radio/tv in college, but studying radio/tv in college left me without the funds not to use an internal laptop mic and Soundcloud. lol

I'm glad I never sold my Gamecube, but I think 36$ is reasonable for one at this point.

I actually don't know what happened with the South Park game, but I'll look it up lol.

I really wish The Last Guardian had come out, it looked amazing, but I don't have a console to play it on anyway, so oh well. 

It's sad when it never actually hits, but they have to promote their game to at least try and get some market buzz for it, even if they know they're having financial or other issues that could shut them down. It just sucks for everyone involved.