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Quote from NICOCO: “Jag_Rayman_S2.PNG I loved this limbless little guy....” Yep. Who needs limbs, when you have an awesome hairstyle and a purple hoodie? At least, I think it's a hoodie. It had a hood to it in Raving Rabbids, I'm sure of it.

The two games that first come to mind are Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and Ape Escape (Mostly number 2 for the PS2, but the first one was fun as well.) Although Croc was basically just a Spyro/Crash Hybrid, it is still extremely fun to play, and even though the controls can be a bit sluggish at times, I never blame the game when I die, because the whole game is fair while not being too easy. As for the Ape Escape series, I liked number 1 because it was innovative, I loved number 2 because it was t…

Fairy Tail, no question. In my opinion, it has some of the best characters to ever be in an anime, they're relatable and can be both serious and humourous. I think the backstory and depth they give each character is amazing and the plotline, although not really connected heavily between arcs, is still very fluid and doesn't feel repetitive.

Quote from fluffeh.monster: “Umbreons are really mysterious and strong offense in pokemon battles.” Sorry to disappoint, but Umbreon is actually defensively built stat-wise.

You know when you're playing a game, and you're having a great time, and then you get stuck on an ice level or a vehicle section? Yeah, you do. We've all been through it. Clichés are in every game, and most of the time, they're fine. Things like bosses are clichés because they're in pretty much every game ever, but nobody cares because usually it's a good challenge to beat up some bigger version of an enemy. Some others, though... Not so much. What trends in video games have plagued your experie…

I'd definitely go with the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series, especially the second installments for DS, Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky (3 seperate games, by the way). The amount of thought that went into these games was simply astounding. They hold amazing character development, beautiful music, and of course, a magnificently crafted story. There's not much I can say without spoiling at least one of the many major plot points, but I can definitely say that this game is the most deceiving thi…

I'd have to say Grovyle. The ninja-like form and sleek design as well as its speed all make it just so cool, for lack of a better word. I'd be lying if I said that Grovyle wasn't my favourite because of the Mystery Dungeon Explorers series, because I CAN NEVER FORGET HIS INTERNAL STRUGGLE BETWEEN SAVING THE WORLD AND SAVING HIS OWN LIFE, SERIOUSLY HE WAS AMAZING IN THAT GAME GO PLAY IT RIGHT NOW IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY IT'S FREAKING BRILLIANT. On a side note, Zangoose is my #2