I am stoked to be playing this on a Nintendo console. I didn't play it until the mid 2000's on a softmodded Xbox, but it's become one of my favorite games. You can feel the love put into this game, as well as its sequel.

Shigesato Itoi is the Tom Robbins of video games.

Don't forget about the Saturn 2 thread, guys.

Actually, they released an update for the Wii version which fixed the "Doritos of Power deafening sound" bug. Also it fixed the "Music needs more bass" bug. And some other stuff too... Maybe you need to go to Wii Store and redownload it. Thanks for the info! Looks like I'll be d...

I heart this game so much. It was made specifically for our demographic. Multiple playthroughs are a must.

Too bad the Wii version gimped the sound so badly, because the music is awesome. The sound of the Doritos of Power hitting the ground will make your ears bleed unless you lower the SFX volume.

I recently picked up a brand new, black label copy of Final Fantasy XII for $10 at K-Mart. I know it's not worth much now, but I plan on holding onto it and leaving it sealed since I already had another copy. Do you guys think a game with such a large print run has any chance of seeing a significant...

J T wrote:I thought this might be of interest:

http://cinema.usc.edu/interactive/research/walden.cfm

Someone is making a game based on Thoreau's "Walden".

THIS IS SO COOL!!! Thanks for posting, J T.

I love me some Transcendentalism.

I foresee one of those "Goodbye Everyone" threads in the near future from the OP.

Overload wrote:Super Mario Bros. 1-1: Stand still until the Goomba reaches you.

I always enjoyed making insane jumps on GTA and jumping out of the car/off the bike mid-jump and plummeting to my death.

Also fun: Not opening the parachute in any game where you jump out of an aircraft.

There are many games I have get tired of playing, but I have never get tired of playing Megaman 2.