PixlBit

Hope you do well with your inspections and everything works out.  Ys Seven is great, you'll love it.  I sent ya a PM, too.  Have a great week!

I played the Mega Man Battle Network games on the GBA, but not the Star Force games on DS.  The first 3 Battle Network games were pretty fun and charming little RPGs.

I read a few Asimov books when I was a teenager.  My brother Jeff likes that Homestuck comic.

You sure do know a lot about DC names!  Harley Quinn was a lot scaries in the Arkham games than in the cartoon!

There's a game called Odin Sphere, where you don't level up by fighting enemies, but by collecting ingredients and eating food in a restaurant.  It always cracked me up seeing the small and dainty witch and fairy characters eating 15 plates of food in one sitting in that game!  They must be really full!

As a fan of games like Super Dodge Ball, Penguin Wars has always looked interesting to me. 

This is what you should be playing:

Wait, as best as I understand, unless I'm not reading it right, Nintendo WILL still be at E3.  They're just not doing a big press conference.  Which is no big deal to me, the Nintendo Directs serve that purpose well.  And they're less costly.

Of course, I'm still bitter that after 15 years of being able to get a press pass to go to E3, I get denied one this year, so I don't really care if Nintendo does a press conference this year or not.  I'm glad I got to go to the one last year and see Miyamoto and Reggie in person.

From my experience of going to E3 so many years, I can say that I still think E3 is relavant.  I just think that the people who run E3, and the folks who denied me a press pass, have lost focus on what great things E3 can accomplish.  --Cary

Just as long as the games are fun, that's all I care about.

Yeah I'm not a big fan of Zelda 2.  I'm very glad that future Zeldas followed the format of the first game instead.

I still have a Bonk: Brink of Extinction T-shirt from when they showed off that game at E3 or PAX (can't remember where I was at now).  Hudson was actually a very strong supporter of the Wii.