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Consider yourself lucky...New avatar.New Avatar.
You need to post an image of the new avatar in the thread for the sake of preservation. I missed the cadaver completely because you changed too fast.
Mop it up someone wise once told me that if you are playing well than you are going to be a target.I was hit on the second night, does this mean I was playing well and didn't even realize it?
Was Peach really a lightweight in SNES version? She's a medium weight now right?I'm not sure about the SNES version, but I think she was. I was talking about the N64 version, in which the lightweights are Toad, Peach, and Yoshi.
Speaking of Dream Events Sega have been working closely with Nintendo and have been granted much more freedom with them meaning more items will appear from Sonic and Mario’s world to be used in whatever bizarre races they have planned this time.Sounds good. The first game wasn't fantastical enough.
The Olympic Committee has been keeping a watchful eye over things as well dictating that the game must be referred to as the “Olympic Winter Games” rather than just the “Winter Olympics”Well that explains the strange word order.
Spectators look a lot livelier and less like cardboard cut-outs and character animation in general has improved to allow more expression in the cast.Good to hear, the first game was pretty static and kind of stiff.
During certain races you’re given the ability to ‘boost’ by tapping the A button on the Wii Remote. The animation is different for each character but is usually a throwback to the past. Sonic for example does a spindash while Tails lifts a few feet from the air and propels himself forwards with his twin tails. Mario on the other hand has a spinning move as last seen in Mario Galaxy and Luigi appears to shoot himself forwards out of an imaginary cannon as seen in Smash Bros.Could be interesting.
The outcome of the summer Olympics was kept ambiguous but for the Wii version of the sequel Sega is panning a ‘Festival Mode’. This mode pits the two teams against each other in two separate campaigns to decide an ultimate winner of the Olympic Winter Games.Awesomesauce. In the first game, it didn't really feel like these were rivals competing with one another because they didn't interact. Does anyone remember the commercials for the first game where Mario and Sonic were always trying to hinder one another? That's what this game should be like.
Doesn't Birdo play a rather large role in Captain Rainbow?Large? No. And he isn't a playable character. He's just one of the NPCs you have to help grant the wish of. He gets "wrongly" imprisoned for using the woman's restroom, and you have to help prove his "womanhood". The less said there, the better.
Daisy needs her own game.Wrong wrong WRONG! The characters of the Marioverse deserve to have their own games in the order of their appearances. Donkey Kong got a spin-off first, then Luigi, then Peach. Okay, so there are many characters who got their spin-off out of order (Toad, Yoshi, Wario), but that isn't right! Next in line is BIRDO! He's long overdue! And it wouldn't be some generic platformer either. It would be titled "Shopping With Birdo", and it would be a sort of puzzle game where you have to buy clothes, accessories and such to match Birdo's unique tastes.
Donkey Kong Jungle Beat has revised levels. Out of all of the NPC games, it is the only one which might qualify as a remake instead of a re-release.Donkey Kong Jungle Beat however, is an instant purchase. I fail at life.
They removed the Koopa Troopa who was my bro's fav & replaced him with Wario. 3 large racers to one small? Ugh.Yoshi and Peach are also lightweights, they get knocked around just like Toad does.
The other day when I was managing my GameCube memory cards, I was thinking about this again. The memory card I got with my GameCube back in 2001 is the one which has always had my Super Smash Brothers Melee data on it. I've played SSBMelee more than I'd care to admit... but I need to use it as an example. I've played over 100,000 matches, and the game saves at least twice per match: once before the match begins, and once when the match is finished. So, that alone would be at least 200,000 writes to my memory card, and that's not counting the saves from playing other modes or from the various other game data which has been saved to it throughout the years.QuoteThe Wii memory however applies to all the games you play and even extra content such as messages and channels, so now this possible limit of 100,000 could potentially present a problem sooner than one might think.I would also wager that the 100k is extremely conservative.
I liked the Super Mario Kart Rainbow Road. Yeah, it's flat but no barriers to keep you from falling off the track & all the turns were sharp 90 degree ones. A pretty tough challenge for those that love to drift as often as possible.True, it's the only Super Mario Kart track that's better than an N64 track.
DS was probably the easiest Rainbow Road as there were barriers everywhere & the only real way to fall off course were if you hit by at item at a certain spot(think it was the loop but I forget exactly now).The N64 one is the same way, so I guess the DS one is just as boring. The only thing I like about the N64 Rainbow Road is the music.
Don't worry, BFS the cookies were not tasty anyway.I'm never baking anything for you again.
Anyway I think I played a good game.I agree on that, I'm sorry to see you here.
Regardless, it's just one more person who says they would not kill if they were mafia and I like that. If I can get all players to agree to this, I will be one happy camper.In the last game, I witnessed first-hand the incredible lengths you're willing to go. I was kind of disappointed to see you out first in this game because I'm curious what you'd cook up when you're on the other side. I wouldn't want to kill you because I'd be too curious to see what kind of crazy scheme you'd come up with.
You liked Fahrenheit 451 then?I don't know what that is.
I'm pretty sure Perfect Dark let you turn blood on or off with a menu option.It didn't let you turn it "off" per se, but if you used the "Paintball" option, the blood would be multi-coloured.
