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Gotta look for this film. Has an interesting premise and I laughed a lot at the trailer.

Good list. Eihther through emulation or on the Wii's Virtual Console, I have played if not many, a good portion of NES games. Even if it isn't number one, atleast Mario 3 made it there. Last year when I re-started the game, I discovered why it was so well beloved. Definitly a jewel. Also, don't believe the comment of Aaron above me lol. Kid Icarus and Excitebike are great.

Welp, even if I got a bit spoiled with what you said of Shepperd, i'm still planning to play Mass Effect some day. I just don't want to get Origin just to play the third game.

Blegh! That picture! I need a freaking brain bleach after I saw that. Good thing there were meatballs and Machine Head.

Very cute story the one with Jeff and Baby Metroid. Can't blame anyone for crying for that part.

It's probably true that the original F-Zero hasn't aged well like the future game, but I think it's a good game and for it's time it was nothing you could see everyday.

Gotta try Earthbound sometime. Even with my inexpirience with RPGs, I think it looks like a very interesting game from what I looked. That, and I want to see if Gaygas is scary as everybody says.

Great cover. Really loved the electric guitar.

Yeah, you're spot on with your arguments. I think the only time that I would get upset over the things the iniciative is fighting against, would be if the female (and male) characters are portrayed as objects with little to no personality, but other than that, I would gave them an angry look if they go against characters who might be fanservice-ys, but at the same time have lots of personalities and traits. And you're right that, even with what I said, there's no shame in liking a bit of fanservice and you shouldn't tell people what they have to do.

There could be a line on what you can do. I hardly think the comic book issue has a line.

If it's for plataformer, Super Mario World or Super Mario Bros. 3 are good starting points. For 3D plataforming, Super Mario 64. For something of relative big scale before Fallout or Skyrim, Ocarina of Time and/or Twilight Princess.

Ganon (Twilight Princess version) and The Emperor (Dissidia: Final Fantasy version).

Great remix. It stayed true to the original, while also being it's own thing, and it's just as happy as the character. Gosh, how much I love Tao.