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Tomb Raider is playstation. So is resident Evil. This JUST for Nintendo. As for scary games, I can't really think of any...

Gene Starwind's Caster Gun Viscious' Katana Cyborg 0010's electricity power (without being split in two) Yea, that'd be cool

An awesome peripheral.... Well let's see.... Bluetooth: Yes, the wireless tech that was mysteriously taken out of the GBA SP. It would have allowed wireless multiplayer with about the same range as a wavebird to it's connecter(sp?), being that they used Bluetooth in the Wavebird. As for Gamecube, I dunno what it could use. Maybe a good DVD/CD player. That might have been nice before I got my $60 DVD player.

I dunno why so many people had truoble with the fusion dragon.... It was easy, IMO. And I forgot one more memorible moment....... Splinter Cell. It just got me focused enough that when I was seen (that happened far too often) I practically fell off my bed in a panic. Yes, I love that game.

Has anyone read the first Cowboy Bebop manga? Where that might not be anime, one of the comics did disturb. As for really disturbing, Betterman has had it's points where it is either fairly scary or just disturbing. Otherwise, anime dosen't bother me. Except Evangelion, especially the later episodes.

Fox as Spike and Falco as Andy, and you almost have a recreation of episode 21 of Cowboy Bebop. Except Spike and Andy are animals, and really, it does get kinda strange....

Question: In the title "Super Mario Bros. Deluxe" (for the GBC), what special "addition" do you receive after completing the main game on all its difficulties? BONUS: Name the other "sub-addition" dealing with racing in SMB. DX... For the first question, I'm gonna guess and say that it was the "toy box", which had a whole host of interactive features, and the yoshi egg finder for the challenge mode. The BONUS answer would be multiplayer mode (which you could play on your own against a boo. Question: How many Mario Universe games are there and how many can you list? (This includes games lke Mario is Missing and Luigi's Mansion)

Recently, the MegaMan Battle Network (and the GCN game, Network Transmission) are most definatley underated and most definatly worthy of higher praise. It's actually a nice spin on the Megaman universe. And yes, the first Goemon game for N64 was sheer brillance, what with the awesome Mech fighting sequences and all, it was truly worthy higher praises. And finally, I bring to light Lawnmower Man for the SNES it was a fast paced, fun game that most people hate.

3 dosen't connect with the others in any way. Trust me, I've beaten it. 3 also allows you to have 3 folders at once, order chips you have had in your folders (even the 3rd one, which you can't change), new bosses, and version exclusive chips and bosses. Blue has two bosses white dosen't, and white has one boss blue dosen't. And Blue has better exclusive chips. So, I hope you buy blue. whatever you do, enjoy.

For me, it was the first time I ever played a video game, and I'm surprised I remember it. I was 3, and I don't remember much fom that period in my life (I have fallen on my head multiple times since then). I played the original Super Mario Bros. I just remeber it being the coolest thing in the universe!!! And then there's Chrono Trigger, when Crono dies. swear, that was one of the saddest moments in my life. Kinda. I mean, I thought he was never coming back, and I played the rest of the night until I brought him back, which was consequently at dawn, much like in the game. Finally, my last moment was much, much more recent. In fact, I experienced it, yesterday. It was at the end of Megaman Battle Network 3 when Megaman.EXE selfdestructs himself in order to say Lan. And I really wish more people would realize that that game is NOT A KIDDIE GAME. That just makes me mad when people say that. Anyway, that's my 2 cents.