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Fire Emblem goes out of its way to give each member of your army a distinct face and personality, and the story generally does not kill people who are already on your team, so whenever someone dies it feels so much worse because you have nobody to blame but yourself.

It was the only card game to be successful at bridging the gap between the simplistic pokemon card game and complex-as-hell magic the gathering. Most see pokemon as a kids thing and magic has so many rules and junk you have to be really into it to make sense of it all (though that and the lack...

Tails Doll was slow and near-impossible to control due to having some of the worst handling in the game. Near-infinite flight was nice, but he can't go very high and most of the courses discourage continuous flight.

Sonic Adventure 1.

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War Halfway through the main game your army is captured and your leader and allies are all murdered right in front of you and go down in history as traitors to the entire continent. Basically the ending of FFT really (heck, politics was even a huge theme in...

Overwriting saves, die within the first 10 seconds of starting a new game in something I've played a good amount of before, attempt to attack stuff that I should clearly know I shouldn't be fighting that way, walk right into a trap I already know is there, the works. I think I've done almost...

Everything on that list was all stuff from the Japanese version yet to be added to the English one, learned through blogs of various translators. Anyhow, I got the new Devil Survivor game. Awesome as usual, only disappointing thing is the overall lack of demons available (and most of the...

Fire Emblem 5 (Thracia 776) was insanely difficult. Healing can MISS, you are never garunteed to hit an enemy nor is it garunteed an enemy cannot hit you, as the caps are 99% max and 1% minimum, and the RNG likes to make sure you know those tiny %'s make a world of difference. However, the...

I'm a bigger fan of Fay, personally.

It wasn't homing, it just hit an obscenely large area.

Then just do what the rest of the Starfox fandom does and pretend no other games in the franchise exist. That way any new game you can easily stamp "worst in the series" before stubbornly denying its existance, as well. Yeah, that's happens if you show the wrong item to the wrong person in the...

Starfox Wii takes place halfway through and makes the soap opera end in a completely different way, I hear (though take that with a grain of salt... its an internet rumor, after all). That said, it was the starfox fandom themselves who demanded there be multiple endings (and commonly quote it...

That's because gamers have an aversion to anything even the least bit different from what they're used to. Well, that and because anything that isn't a clone of Starfox 64 gets a label of "shit" to the starfox fandom. Nevermind Command has everything they've been asking for (multiple endings...

Nope, you just need to go along a specific storyline path and he'll always be there. He just doesn't appear until the time comes for the final boss fight is all.

All I see in other various threads is even MORE bitching. >.>

James appears as *PLAYABLE* in Starfox Command. However, he's really weird... His arrival gets no mention or fanfare, nobody seems to notice he's there, and if you take him into the final battle he seems to address the player directly and the ending for that path makes absolutely no mention...

Read this topic and tell me where any of that is going on. If you had bothered to read it rather than just post "lolfanboys" you'd have seen that everything posted is either negative or sarcastic. Other forums I go to are even MORE negative towards it.

Even more bizarre: The most common strategy to train is to go into an area of low-level monsters and watch them gasp in horror as you have your party members beat up on themselves with everything you've got.

I've never seen that here or any other place I've seen that has furries. Lusting over nintendo's furries =/= supporting anything nintendo does.

Nope. You pay macca (and for higher-level rebirth upgrades, certain items) for changes and upgrades. Macca price depends on your demon's level. Bonuses stack, but go away if you fuse the demon, so you're best waiting until you have a demon you want to use long-term before taking advantage (so...