At 11/23/09 05:42 PM, Supermatx1 wrote: What if mario was a plumber?

That's impossible.

At 11/23/09 05:47 PM, mrcoffee90 wrote: I hope you don't touch "Zack" in his naughty parts. because that makes Galactus frown.

I NEVER TOUCHED HIS BRICKS, BRA. I ONLY HELD HIS SPACESHIP ONCE.

As seen on TV, BITCHES.

Creed.

I tried the demo and was thoroughly disappointed. I felt like it really lacked any true skill.

I am officially in gay love with the Blue Toad and I don't care who knows.

He loves to fit, he loves to stack,

Yes construction is his knack, he's Zack the Lego Maniac.

He builds in windows, he's off the wall, he builds em big, he builds 'em small.

in Lego Land he'll rock and roll, he's Lego wild, out of control!

It's Zack, Zack, he's a Lego Maniac!

He's Zack, Zack, he's a Lego Maniac!"

What is this GARBAGE?

At 11/23/09 06:56 AM, FBIpolux wrote: You do realize that the Wii has the graphical capacity of a Game Cube right?

I thought they said it was at an original Xbox level?

Yeah, I remember that. It's a shame they rushed it out like that in 2005. They should have waited like Wii and PS3, and maybe then the RRoD wouldn't be such an issue.

Too bad that the U.S.S.R. is not around...

At 11/22/09 09:22 AM, SpiderTaco wrote: I wish I could save my 'game'.

Me too. Then death wouldn't be so scary...

At 10/6/09 02:27 PM, simon wrote: I guess that means we should stop playing Zelda, Mario, Sonic, and all of those games that are directed at people age 12 and below, by this logic.

Don't forget Donkey Kong, Kirby, or Star Fox.

You don't fix what isn't broken.

At 11/19/09 07:57 PM, BlackmarketKraig wrote: Super Metroid is my favorite. I don't think timelines in video games are all that important or very often logical.

Especially with Nintendo. They're more concerned with crafting good gameplay, not stories.

Happiest: The Ending of Super Mario 64.

Saddest: The Boss's death in MGS3.

At 11/16/09 09:29 PM, Phobotech wrote:

Oddly enough, Alien Hominid.

Dude, there's only like 10 levels in the entire game!

As for me, it's Animal Crossing.

Is Cliff Blezinski the new Picasso? You bet your ass he is.

Who are you callin' a nerd, Tom?

Yo, where be my sick jams on this page?

Kirby's Adventure.

At 11/16/09 03:16 PM, The-Great-One wrote: Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures

I own the original cart for the SNES. I love this game, especially how their is *Thwack* sound affect for when Indy punches, even if he doesn't hit anything.

What about the Mario & Luigi games?

Tom, can any of your work be considered gems? Like this one?:

JLH & SMG Boxing, by TomFulp Type: Game Rating: Ages 17+

Props for fun fighting and bouncing tits.

Damn, Dr. Mario deserved #1.

I love that game. I still pop it into my PC from time to time. I love making huge go-kart tracks and wasting all of my park's money on them.

At 11/4/09 01:37 PM, The-Great-One wrote:

1. Animal Forest

Wouldn't Nintendo lose money if they put the game out here, since you can get free NES games within the game?

Best:

5. Dixie Kong (Donkey Kong Country 2, 1995, Nintendo)
4. Bonk (Bonk's Adventure, 1990, Hudson)
3. Sonic The Hedgehog (Sonic The Hedgehog, 1991, Sega)
2. Ryu (Street Fighter, 1987, Capcom)
1. Mario (Donkey Kong, 1981, Nintendo)

OSU is going to have it's sweet victory over Iowa. I can tell.

At 11/14/09 05:16 PM, SlipperyMooseCakes wrote: I personally was not a big fan at all of the N64 controller though.

It was what it was: A pioneer of the analog controller. It wasn't perfect, but I think it helped push the industry along. I think the Playstation perfected it though.