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Vader. That's all that needs to be said.

NBA Live 2006, Madden 2005, Gran Turismo 4, Baseball Stars, and Tecmo Super Bowl

Awesome, AWESOME movie. The world needs more HONOR. VALOUR. PRIDE. type movies. The tear-jerking portion of Gladiator is the part where is swears his revenge. Not in a sorrowful way, mind you.

Lulu. Why? Massive knockers. I'll go with Kimahri, too. Why? HONOR. VALOUR. PRIDE! THIS. IS. SPARTA. He gives off that sort of vibe.

The elementals, generally. I used Magus Sisters almost exclusively near the end, and Anima and Bahamut in emergencies. It's obvious as to why; MS, Anima and Bahamut are strong aeons.

K_Unit, gays don't get a disease from being gay; they (like straights) get diseases from sexual contact. I stated in my previous post that marriage isn't much of a religious institution anymore, it's pointless to delude ourselves into believing that. Much like Christmas and Halloween were pagan...

Here's my personal take on it: Allowing gay marriage isn't going to turn me homo, it isn't going to cause a mass exodus of heteros to head to the homo camp, and it can be used as a bargaining chip for center-rights and conservatives when dealing with center-lefts and liberals, and it allows two...

Meshuggah - Closed Eye Visuals 9/10 A bit long, but it's dark and suffocating. Excellent opening riff and ambient bit five and a half minutes in.

I've changed Aeris' name to Poop once, Yuffie's to Urine, goofy stuff like that. I generally keep the names as default, though.

I'll go with Bahamut, even if he had some questionable color schemes going on. For sheer dominance, though, you can't beat the Magus sisters.

I also really enjoy it. It's a quality SNES game, right up there with Super Metroid, etc as the best of the best. I do, however, prefer Chrono Cross to Trigger; but that's another discussion. I'd be interested in playing a graphically updated version, as long as it's not on the Wii. PS2 seems...

I've never played more than a couple hours of it... it's my intent to play it through one of these days, though. It seems like a fun game, I don't know why I haven't stuck with it.

Five, started up a sixth a week or so ago. I'm only an hour in, haha.

Fighter Black Belt White/Black Mage Black Belt's pretty brutal in the beginning, but once you get to level 9 or so you don't have to equip him with anything. By level 20 he's hitting foos about fifty times for 9,000,000 damage.

Island Closest to Hell, I used Diablos' No-Enc and collected tons of magic.

The part that had me in agony was the beginning; it was nigh impossible to hit anything. Overall, the story was much better than in FF I, but FF I brings more nostalgia. Maybe a 7/10 rating, or thereabouts, is what I'd give the second installment of the series.

They both started off as "cool cats," so to speak, and both had mental/emotional breakdowns as the game went on. Cloud's was more severe, so I'd go with Vincent in this context.

I thought Ultima was harder than Omega (I didn't have all of the best cards yet), oddly enough. Ultima's my choice.

This has probably been beaten to death, but running around Esthar was boring. Cool layout, cool look, but it took way too long to get around (exactly why I won't play WoW).

I prefer green eyes on women, especially with the dark hair and fair skin combo.