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Blue Dragon. Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.

Fable is fun for the humor. Any game where you can name yourself "Piemaster" and have people acknowledge you with "Respect the lardass, Piemaster" is pretty great in my book. If you go into Fable with no expectations whatsoever, it just might be the greatest series you ever play. If you expect something of it, you'll get a game you love, but know that the potential you had for it ruined some of it for you. For me: Metal Gear Solid: First one (On the PSOne) was cool and Snake Eater was cool. Though 2, 4, VR Missions, and Peace Walker aren't that great in my opinion. However the demo for MGS2 was legendary. Final Fantasy: Now. Let me make this clear. Final Fantasy II through VI are some of the greatest achievements in the RPG genre, but VII, X, XII, and XIII ruin it. Throwing it to an MMO in the boring XI and the fucking awful XIV make it worse. I was not that great, VIII was salvageable, and IX was not my cup of tea. Majority rules! Yeah Tactics was cool and some other stuff was, but that's not including all the goatfuck spinoffs from the DS and the Wii. And let's not forget X-2. That abysmal turd of a game also exists. Minecraft. I built my castle in about 20-30 hours. Then what? Pokemon gens III through V. I don't hate Uncharted 2, in fact I think it's a great game. Not fucking legendary, though. Honorable mentions: God of War and Gears of War.

Being forced to watch that goatfuck on NBC was terrible.

OMG. I GOT IT... I GOT IT!!!

Fuck that achievement, Bouchart. The one without dying is also really fucking stupid. Edit: All the MM9 achievements I have are fucking ridiculous come to think of it.

Individual achievements you have or have not received yet. Some that I want: Mile High Club: Don't Get Cocky, Kid:

Apparently not cool or tenured enough to be considered... Nevermind. Point is: I can school all but Hatch at support. True support.

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li ljust lolololold when someone on nbc siad sindey crosby.

I also love doing 100% runs in games. Super Meat Boy, when I beat it, will be an example of it. But there's also stuff like Yoshi's Island, Spyro: Enter the Dragon and all that.

Well. I remember playing arena very sparsely when I was really young. Though I never played Daggerfall, Legend, or Adventures. I played Morrowind as it was the first game I got for my Xbox (odd, considering Oblivion was the first game I got for my 360) and I really didn't know what the fuck I was doing for a good two days. Then I eventually settled down and learned everything and made myself a Nord battlemage (Yeah. I didn't know shit about Nords). On my way to find the Dwemer Cube of some random metal, I couldn't find it. So I left the cave and went off and leveled up to level 50. At this point in time it was my junior year of high school (I didn't get the Xbox for a while) and I had been having a pretty stressful life and I'm pretty sure I was going through teen angst and thought I hated my life. At one point during that...illustrious playthrough, I went through Vivec and murdered everyone. Apparently I murdered the leader of House Redoran there and never got the "reload your save" message. At one point I went back to find the Dwemer cube and saw it sitting on a shelf. I then literally breezed through the campaign up until I had to gain the allegiance of House Redoran. Then I failed. Oblivion, while I felt was much larger and had more detail (obviously) than Morrowind, I felt that the game itself lost it's total class specialties. No longer were agents simply skilled at just short blades, but rather blades in general. This was kind of sad for me, but I at one point decided to deal with it. Throughout the ES tender of both games, I became master of each guild, the hardest being the Legion of the Dragon (I forget what it's called in Morrowind) because the duel to the death with the leader of that group had Chrysamere. I liked to call Chrysamere the anti-matter sword, as it oblitered everything in it's path. Overall though, I feel Morrowind had more variety and all that, but I loved voice acting in Oblivion. I mean, Morrowind had voice acting, just very sparsely.

GameStop no longer takes in old Xbox games, so whenever someone comes in with some, it's nice to see if there's anything they have that I owned before my house was robbed. One time, this thirteen year old kid brought in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and I gave him five bucks for it. Yeah the game was kinda scratched, but I cleaned it. It has a couple of minor glitches going through it, but the game remains as fun as I once had it. I never knew how to pirate old Xbox games.

After my copy of Legend of Legaia shattered (RIP), before I had a job, I downloaded that game with PSX onto my computer and it's still there despite owning two copies of the game now.

I too, love exploring. Though most of the time, having different options for different situations with characters brings me back. Before shit went to shit on my Dragon Age saves, I had gone back to listen to every possible conversation possible with the characters.

You can't have someone who says "dicking around" and a guy who murders thousands of aliens be your mascot. Mascots just don't exist nowadays for Microsoft or nNintendo.