Renegade

Loompa farm?

Got a modded silver PS2.

It was an impressive list so I stated it as so, whats the problem? Kinda pointless to quote the entire list just for that comment. Oh, and have the Castlevania: Lament of Innocence one. Forgot about that. Does anyone actually still own that Killer Instinct soundtrack that came with the SNES version? I did but I lost it. A lot of it was really "yuck" though. Fair enough, quoting the whole list did seem a bit excessive. I think I have the KI soundtrack somewhere in storage, but I've never looked for it. Oh forgot to add to my list I got two copies of the comix zone soundtrack (if you would call it that).

Christmas nights, best free disc I ever got. Actually Matt the DC was not the first console to have an internal clock, the saturn was.

It was an impressive list so I stated it as so, whats the problem?

wow thats quite a collection

Gross.

Best: Revenge Worst: The acclaim stuff

Excuse me while I cry myself to sleep on my Treasure pillow case and duvet set.

Hey I'm agreeing with you. The snes verison was indeed awesome. I remember running towards the orphanage lady in the phone room where she suddenly pulls a knife and kills you...never made that mistake again.

Huzzah somebody likes clock tower 3 besides me!

As much as I love Capcom, Devil may cry 2 is total shit.

Never heard that one before. Yeah, that's the stupidest Canadian stereotype I've ever heard... I'm trying to remember what interview it came from.

In the documentary Jackson was saying how the children want to sleep in the same bed as him. He claimed whenever he had sleepovers he gave the children his bed while he tried to sleep on the floor, but the children told him to sleep on the bed with them. That’s what I remember.

Funny you should mention that, that's how my Saturn broke down.

To anyone thats read the Trigun manga (I'm up to vol 2 of maximum) I was wondering whats your opinion on it.

Multiplayer Game of the Year: Double Dash Sports Game of the Year (Simulation): Pro Evolution soccer 3/winning eleven Sports Game of the Year (Action): Uh... Racing Game of the Year: Project Gotham Racing 2 Fighting Game of the Year: King of fighters 2000/2001 (PS2 ports) RPG of the Year: Disgaea: Hour of Darkness Platform Game of the Year: Viewtiful Joe First Person Game of the Year: Halo (pc) Action Game of the Year: Metal slug 3 (PS2) Advenure Game of the Year: Sands of time Doesn't fit into any other category Game of the Year: Most Innovative Game of the Year: Botkai: The sun is in your hand Online Game of the Year: Gunbound (that is 2003 right?) Worst Game of the Year: Too many to mention Most Dissapointing Game of the Year: Devil may cry 2 Most Surprising (surprisingly good that is) Game of the Year: Prince of persia sands of time PC Game of the Year: Halo GBA Game of the Year: Advance wars 2 XBox Game of the Year: Panzer Dragoon Orta GC Game of the Year: Viewtiful Joe PS2 Game of the Year: Hm...Castlevania I guess. Console of the Year: PS2 Game of the Year: No clue, too many to choose from.

I'm preordering my import copy for 60 bucks, I'm not sure if it will be released in the US yet (which is why I'm going to import it to play it safe). I could be wrong but would anybody know if there was a Gungrave soundtrack released? I just friggin love the music in that game

I think I say this in every thread which involves emulation and ISO's... DC++ You can find all the good dreamcast games for download if your in the right hub.

Circuitcity online doesn't even have some of these titles listed, unfortunately. Gungrave OD? What's that, Ren? Gungrave O.D (or overdose if you will) is the Sequel to Gungrave. This time the stages will be much larger than before, there are new combo gunfire attacks, you can jump behind enemies and hide behind objects. It is also possible to interact with various background objects, such as exploding cars, show down objects from the ceilings, destroy pillar and walls, and leave bullet holes on the walls. Also from the screenshots I've seen there seems to be another selectable character dressed in red which kind of looks like Vash from Nightrow's other creation Trigun. Since I've been following the new anime series per episode (being fansubbed everyweek) I’m in a very Gungrave mood.

Gungrave is awesome, short but sweet and stylish as hell. Worth 10 bucks for sure. And in news related to that, Gungrave OD will be released soon in Asia at the end of Jan so I'm thinking about preordering.

I remember watching an interview and that question was raised and they were mocking how Canadians always flop their heads and mouths when they talk. Obviously they were kidding as they were acting it out in a very over exaggerated fashion.

*insert Mickey Moore fat joke* Quite possible that he made it up. *insert closing fat joke*

Because not everybody wants to download ROMs. I don't mind ROMs, but I've gotten rid of most of my ROMs as it is. I prefer to buy the carts for collecting and playing. Ditto. I hate playing on a PC, and I'm not a theif. No PC controllers I've had have felt quite right. I never have to calibrate my Sega or SNES pads to get them working correctly. I downloaded a ROM of Rockman and Forte once, and it didn't quite run right on my computer anyway. It was slow, chunky, and didn't have any sound. You make it sound like its hours of work Step1: Download rom Step2: Run emulator and game Step3: Configure controls (you can buy USB adapters for almost every mainstream console controller) Step4: If game sounds or looks funny, make a modification in the video/sound options If we are talking about a Megadrive or Super Nintendo game with broadband that would take less then ten minutes. Sure you need to know about your emulator but really it doesnt take a genius to work these things out. If it wasnt for emulation there would a lot of games that I would have never have had the pleasure of playing and actually buying in the long run. Games such as super robot wars, captain tsubasa, Metal slug and so forth. Also I use them to see if the game is actually worth buying later (like SNK vs Capcom chaos, by downloading the rom I made the decision to pre-order the Japanese PS2 port as there are no arcades near me that supply the game.) Through neo-geo emulation about five of my friends have started to support SNKP by buying console ports and even NGPC's. Fair enough, I do have some roms which I do not own legally but if you could tell me where I could own a copy of "guwange" without taking a flight to Japan and hunting it down in every arcade please tell me. Or how could I play Treasure Hunter G without learning to read Japanese and importing it over.