Lennon was definitely one of my favorite artist and former Beatles member.

Putting on Double Fantasy in a bit, first time I've heard the record other than a song or two from it.

ITT: 12 year olds telling a 10 year old to go away because he's not cool enough to post.

I feel nonchalant because it's just a bunch of shiny things in space, I turn my head back down after a few seconds.

At 12/7/09 11:42 PM, xXDiseaseXx wrote: http://i32.tinypic.com/2cqk3d0.jpg Anyone know what anime he's from?

I have no clue, but the first thing that came to my mind was that it was an original drawing, not from a series.

At 12/7/09 01:06 PM, 36Holla wrote: That way when you come across the one on one battle that is impossible without these skills, you won't have to restart the entire game...like I had to.

Found that out when Ramza has to take on Wiegraf Folles on his own? He's impossible unless you have the auto-potion ability on.

There is no Glasgow.

At 12/7/09 02:31 AM, Aigis wrote: So I started playing Xenogears on my PSP.

I was playing that for a while, good game. But yeah it's plot is just moving too slow for me at the moment. I don't know if it's me being impatient or what. But I haven't picked it up for a while since then.

At 12/7/09 01:16 AM, HellboundNinja wrote:

If your talking about Dissidia then to me it was exactly what I expected from a handheld FF Fighting game.

Well, the topic mainly is Dissidia, and I just posted on the same page that I didn't like it. So I thought that would have been a little obvious.

FF Tactics is a great game, it's been a very long time since I've played it. I'd love to grab War of the Lions once I grab a PSP. Although I can't imagine getting very far for a long time. Given that it's a game that requires vast amount of time to be put into it(time that I no longer have)

I'd like to play Crisis Core, too.

I didn't like it because their really wasn't much to the fighting. I wasn't expecting some deep gameplay from a PSP game, but I just wasn't really getting into it.

Might just need to give it another try, who knows.

Retarded fashion trend for retarded people.

It's better than where I used to live, but I still live in a boring small town. I don't mind that too much, but it's far too cold and middle-of-no-where for me. I'm quite tired of frankly being surrounded by conservatives and stereotypical MANLY males(hunters, fishermen AKA people I don't relate to or like being around)

I much prefer living in an actual city.

At 12/6/09 08:58 PM, Life-Stream wrote:

As big a FF fan that i am, i still haven't even played Dissidia :(

I found Dissidia kind of disappointing, to be honest.

At 12/6/09 12:21 AM, Gagsy wrote:

Anyway, the point I guess, is she was totally innocent, as are the animals that get goresome deaths in the name of internet fame. It's not about what the innocent party is, just how they met their end and how innocent they are.

Yeah, if this story was about a bunch of guys who took a dog and beat it until it died, instead of them buying a little girl and raping her then murdering her. It wouldn't be very sad, I don't understand people who shed tears over creatures that are below us. And that's not some bizarre " Survival of the Fittest" mentality, that's just fact.

I think people with the "animals are people too, you know" mindset have a very loose grip on reality.

Because people are retarded.

Not much to really discuss about :/

At 12/4/09 12:55 PM, Mendou wrote:

I'm watching Michiko to Hatchin, which is still very recent. Check that out if you haven't.

So I've finally made some more progress on the show, and man is it awesome. The story is kind of taking it's time because there isn't too much going on so far. But I like the writing, and Hatchin is turning out to be a great character.

Episode 4 in particular really reminded me of Cowboy Bebop/ Samurai Champloo.

At 12/5/09 12:05 AM, ZeldaFreak701 wrote:
Anything Square shells out is a huge "commercial" success. They're good games, yes, but some are severely overrated.

And Final Fantasy VII isn't one of them.

That happens to me pretty often.

I would if I stopped staying up 'till 2am every night. I always feels like shit in the morning regardless. I prefer working in the morning though, since I get it over with so I have the rest of the day to do whatever.

Whatever needs to be said should be pretty obvious(Dress nicely, no piercings, be early etc). During the interview, always make eye contact with the person. And when they ask you questions about what you can bring to their company and if you have previous work experience, don't stutter or go "uh", memorize what you're going to be saying, and make sure you answer them loud and clear.

Long as you look impressionable to them, they will most likely give you a call back.

At 12/4/09 04:05 PM, Deadly-Shadow wrote: I guess it would be cool to add them to the store, but it's pretty pointless when you consider that you can buy a Dreamcast for $20 on Ebay with a bunch of games usually included.

It would make things tons more convenient to be able to just play all those games from just one console.

Saves the space and wires, so no, it's not pointless.

At 12/4/09 04:54 PM, ZeldaFreak701 wrote:

"Square Enix has stated that a remake is not in development"

"Yoshinori Kitase, producer of Final Fantasy XIII, said at Games Convention "As for a VII remake, all I can advise right now is to play the PSN release that just came out for the time being. Maybe, perhaps we'll have some news for you at a later time. I'm actually working on multiple projects right now, I don't know exactly what new projects I'll be taking on after XIII, but I am working on Final Fantasy Agito XIII as well, so maybe I'll be able to focus a little bit more on that project once XIII is complete."

Their is no confirmation, yes. But I think their's still a chance that it could happen. I don't see why they wouldn't anyway, the game would be a huge commercial success.

At 12/4/09 01:37 PM, fire-exit-man wrote: Most PS3's don't have the Emotion Engine that's used to play PS2 games, therefore, no PS2. Funnily enough though my PS3 (80Gig) plays most of my old PSX games without much hassle, although i think my HDTV cries everytime i make it do it.

It's not funny as you implied that it's odd that it plays PSX games without much trouble. But just about every PS3 model has had PSX b/c.

So it's not odd.

Go back to /mu/

At 12/4/09 05:42 AM, Aigis wrote: I came across an animated signature picture on another forum depicting a loop of the first 7 seconds of the Lucky Star theme song.

I watched it repeat itself for two minutes and realised exactly why people hate the show.

That's pretty cool.

At 12/4/09 12:45 PM, UCanCallMeJesus wrote: Any one watch anything good that is newish?

I'm watching Michiko to Hatchin, which is still very recent. Check that out if you haven't.

We have discovered their hideout, brb blowing up Sector 7.

People have other things to do other than be on the NG BBS, you know.

At 12/4/09 11:10 AM, The-Great-One wrote:

Apparently not only are old PS1 games available on the Playstation Store, but PS2 games and SEGA Dreamcast Games will soon join those ranks for purchase.

I really doubt the PS2 thing is true. Because, you know, not being able to play those games on certain models.

That's just a blatant lie.

But at least we're gonna get Dreamcast Games.

Only has like 2-3 games that I ever wanted to play on that system.

Vice City was a great game, but San Andreas is just an improvement in nearly every category. It's understandable that you might not like the characters as much, but everything else is just...better. More cars(not as crappy looking either, in comparison), larger world, a more unique storyline, more weapons, customization options and a great soundtrack etc.

It has it all.

I still liked GTA4, because to be honest. I didn't even do all those silly extra missions in the previous ones. The only problem with the game was the story and character development. It starts out great, it keeps you in suspense in what you think is going to happen. But as soon as you're driven out of Hove Beach by Dimitri, the story trips and falls on it's face. And it's back to doing more tedious missions for the mob, the story goes absolutely no where at one point. It could have been so much more if they put more thought into what Niko was going to do other than "I need the money".

I had a few mornings where it felt like their wasn't even a point in getting out of bed because it all seemed pointless, but that only happened once or twice. Even during an episode of depression, I can still get on the computer or play a game and still get some enjoyment out of it, regardless.

At 12/3/09 12:31 AM, EverReady2Kill wrote:

The only real problem I had with the album is that some of the songs are a bit too long.

That and probably because Bob Dylan can't sing.

Ever.