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Yes, I like potato chips, especially if Pop Chips count. ^^ If they do, my favorite flavor is Salt and Pepper. Otherwise, I really like Better Made Rainbow Chips.
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asked by docsigma
Okra. It was like eating snot, and I'm pretty sure it's supposed to have that texture. >_>;
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I'm not sure when this question came in. My apologies if it's been left unanswered a long time. ^^; Anyway, it depends. I'm terrible at anything that depends on keyboard controls (i.e. I probably won't play it), and it's kind of hard to say what'll hold my interest long enough for me to want to review it.
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asked by ChibiUFO
*thinks* Probably Super Metroid, Zelda: LttP, and... Shaq Fu. Kidding, kidding! For #3, I guess Mega Man X. Or maybe Live-A-Live. Or FF6. There were a lot of good ones. It's kind of hard to choose.
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asked by ChibiUFO
First off, I like Devil May Cry. ^^; In particular #3, which is one of my all-time favorite games ever. I'm also a big, BIG fan of both Dante and Vergil. Just had to mention that.
To answer the question, though, I think Final Fantasy 7 is pretty overrrated. I was really into it the first time I played it (I even have some fan fic of it stashed away somewhere), but when I tried to play it again years later... it just didn't hold my interest. It isn't *bad* or anything, but looking back, it seems amazing that such an aesthetically ugly (I never liked the blocky graphics), often narratively incoherent game became such a phenomenon. It has a great soundtrack, though.
On the other hand, there's Metal Gear Solid 2. It isn't the best in the series (of that ones I've played, that honor goes to #3 hands down), but it's still a very good game, and I actually liked Raiden. I guess it helps that I had played the original Metal Gear and appreciated what Kojima was going for. -
asked by ChibiUFO
I can't think of any offhand. I'd probably have an easier time coming up with movies that everyone hates, but that I think are at least passable.
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asked by docsigma
Only in the metaphorical sense. Many decisions I've made in life seem about as arbitrary, especially in their unintended consequences.
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asked by madamluna
Similar to why FF8 leaves a bad taste in so many fans' mouths, it's just too different from the main series. It doesn't look or feel like a Phantasy star game in and respect I can think of, though it is cool that Sega used the more interesting parts in Phantasy Star IV.
But on top of that, the pace is slow (not just the story, but the *walking*!), there's WAY too much tedious backtracking, the soundtrack is inferior to the other games', and because of the generational system (which was cool in theory), you never really get to know the characters, and their stories are told superficially. You can never really get attached to anyone.
So... yeah. Overall, it's a mediocre game in a series of very good ones, which makes it look that much worse. -
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The only one I've actually played is Rule of Rose. ^^; I'd like to try others (and will play one fairly soon thanks to a recent donation), but... yeah. Since it's the only one I've played, Rule of Rose is my favorite. Although if you're the patient sort who can tolerate a lot for the sake of a good story, it IS a wonderful game.
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Just about anything local. I think that's the best way to start.
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asked by ChibiUFO
I'm sorry I took so long to answer this. The main reason is because, for me, this is a very personal question. In some form or another, I've dealt with just about every type of prejudice possible, and it always hurts.
Talking about it also hurts. So, in the name of keeping things from getting too serious, I'll just say "All of them" and be done with it. ;p -
Hm. That's difficult because I don't really make distinctions. If I like a movie, I like it, and I don't give much thought to the medium. On top of that, my "favorite" anything tends to change constantly. ^^; That said, in no particular order:
1. V for Vendetta
2. The Incredibles
3. The Matrix
4. Pirates of the Caribbean (the trilogy as a whole)
5. Amadeus
6. Back to the Future
7. The Lion King
8. Sweeney Todd
9. Hellraiser 1-3 (Nothing after that counts)
10. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Disney version)
Animated movies only:
1. The Incredibles
2. The Lion King
3. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Disney version)
4. The Little Mermaid
5. Aladdin
6. Beauty and The Beast
7. The Princess and The Frog
8. Toy Story series (but still haven't seen #3, sadly)
9. Monsters Inc.
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"I'm being held prisoner in a fortune cookie factory! SEND HELP!" You know, just to mess with people's heads. :p
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asked by ChibiUFO
Never heard of it. I'll have to look into it. (Maybe it would be a good idea to do a vlog on the kinds of games I like most....)
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Huh. If it wasn't that good, but I liked it enough to finish it, it was probably mediocre at worst -- which means I likely don't remember it. But I've always hated Athena for the NES with a passion. I hate the stupid premise ("Airhead goddess gets bored and goes in search of ADVENTURE! ^_^"). I hate the crappy controls. I hate the cutesy music. I quit playing that one out of sheer disgust.
Least favorite I remember finishing? Maybe Phantasy Star 3. Let's just say that getting there ISN'T half the fun.
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The Gaming Pixie’s Bio
Well, let's see.... I like writing, reading, video games, and occasionally drawing. Recently, I started doing game reviews.
