I think you're older than me but I'm bigger than you and that makes me the dad.

I'm proud of you, m'lad.

Also there's an SNES shmup called HyperZone.

I was going to post the box for it, but instead here's the box for Phalanx:



Because that guy is having a true banjo moment.

I wish I could love you forever. Just try harder. It's kind of depressing how little you know about a great-grandparent and their parents. Not talking about what they did or where they were from. But what they were like... what amused them. Etc. I barely know anything about my normal grandparents.

WorldIsMine wrote:oh sorry i meant we have to heist for the hyperstone

Daily reminder Hyperstone Heist wasn't better than Turtles in Time don't let anyone fool you.

Moulders wrote:that thing ran by tiger electronics?

That was the R-Zone.

I'm actually in the HyperFunk Zone.

A popular pinball machine I never much cared for.

(Ripley's) Believe It! (Or Not)

Naughty Kitty wrote:They were o.o

I had 5 Naruto avatars. Simultaneously. It was revolutionary.

Believe it!

Basically pandering to nostalgia without understanding why people liked those games to begin with.

Granted, the same thing could happen with modern SoA inspired games.

SoA had a really distinct identity. I think JRPGS should look more closely at it instead of bombarding so many people with additional informtation right at the beginning. Yeah, that'd be nice. Unfortunately all anyone wants to draw inspiration from is SNES JRPGs. Which, I mean, were great and all. ...

You should have seen how many Inuyasha people there were the first few years.

I only have

a finite amount of love to give.

Worry about it Moulders.