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Good Chocobo
 Member 240 Level 14.69 Mar 2006 
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Well I'll do as many as I remember.
Xbox 360: Chromehounds - I've never been a big fan of mech games, but after listening to the ramblings of Colonel Skills and others who were playing this on Xbox Live, I decided to give it a shot. It's a fun game when you have a squad to run with, and the level of customization involved is also great, but my inherent lack of interest in mechs left this game on the shelf long ago. Playstation 2: Kingdom Hearts - Final Fantasy X was given to me as a gift along with the PS2, but the next day I went out and got the game that I really wanted in Kingdom Hearts. People talked about how a Square/Disney game would never work, or that it was too childish, but I wasn't buying any of that and I absolutely loved the game. One I should probably play again soon. Playstation 1: RIIIIIIIIIIDGE RACER - The arcade blast on the PS1. I really only bought this because it was cheap and I didn't have tons of money at the time, and FF7 was only a few months away from being released. Nintendo 64: Super Mario 64 - Who honestly bought Pilotwings over Mario 64? Nobody, that's who. I played this game for the longest time, mainly because it was all that was worth playing for a good while on the N64 when it was first released. Collecting all the stars was a great start to what became one of my favorite consoles, despite its lack of game variety. Game Boy Advance Castlevania: Circle of the Moon - So the cards may not have been the coolest item system in the world. This game was still a blast for me, even though it wasn't quite the amazing experience that SOTN was. I still rank this as the second best Castlevania on the GBA behind Aria of Sorrow. Harmony of Dissonance lol. Nintendo DS: Kirby Canvas Curse - I got my DS just prior to the flood of amazing games that were released for it(Mario Kart, Castlevania, Phoenix Wright, Trauma Center, etc.). Kirby was an amazing yet simplistic game that kept me held over along with Warioware until those games got here. While there are times that I wish I was actually playing as Kirby instead of drawing the paths, this game is still great fun on the go. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
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