Kristoff119

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories(adds stuff that is somewhat interesting to the story, but a rather redudant, monotonous game) and eventually I will "start"(too young to remember a lot the first time I played it) Legend of Zelda

Squaresoft for it's FFs, Kingdom hearts, and Parasite eve(my favorite action/rpg); Konami for MGS, Castlevania, and I'm sure a ton of other games I can't remember at the moment; Nintendo for oh so much: metroid, mario, f-zero, smash bros, kirby, and zelda; I have to say that Capcom also ties in with nintendo because of the handheld zelda's that it has created and also for the blue bomber megaman.

Has anyone noticed that the psp's battery capacity(1800mah) is over twice the size of the ds's(850mah) and the maximum length of play time is a little over half that of the ds's. An important factor for my purchasing electronics is long battery life and the psp just doesn't have that at the moment. I also really enjoy the mouselike precision of the touch screen for metroid, which would make fps killer on the ds. Oh, i can only imagine!!!

This is definitely my most favorite game for the psx. I have spent so much time on this game it is sad. I think i have gone through the game at least 5 times. The reason i played it the third time was so that i could make the best weapon possible by saving all my items, weapons, and armor that would affect my weapons and armor stats, including my bonus points. The chrysler is so freakin' hard but it is definitely worth it for some of the items you recieve and for the top floor. Something that may help, after you get past a certain level( i think 38) the amount of experience needed goes considerably down making it possible to level up in the chrysler building. The second game i really didn't care for. It just didn't have the same spark as the first. I am pretty sure that a movie was made but i can't be positive. Something i really want is the book it is based to be translated or i hope someday i can more fully understand japanese.

The brainboy is one of the first mem cards created for the gameboy but it could only save gbc and under. It was created by pelican and is still being sold. It is also a pokemon blue/red cheat device. They also made one to cheat on gold/silver(called monsterbrain), but they didn't create anymore mem cards/cheat devices after these two. If you click on the link that is in my first statement it will fully explain it to you. Reply to Cyke: Sorry it can't be used while you are playing the game, so you'll have to pop those suckers open and replace the battery if you wanna save them. Reply to CrH: The way the mem card works is, if the game has a save file, then it backs up that. Reply to Lynx: I can think of several instances in which the card would be useful. Just a few: secure against siblings, keep your save in case you lose the game or it is stolen, keep the save you have made in your rented games, etc. I just recieved mine today and it is very easy to use and I know I am going to be very glad for my investment in the future.

Actually, it's been selling in the UK for the past couple of months and I believe it has just recently started popping up on ebay. I read somewhere that it can save on average about 3000 game saves(probably miss-quoting that estimate) and I'm pretty sure you could use it for gb and gbc games as well but, I haven't recieved mine yet so I don't know. For the past couple of years I've been using another memory card(pelican's brainboy, I highly recommend this, as well) to save my gb and gbc saves and there is another memory card that was made by interact.

Has anyone heard about this product? I am sooooooooooo happy that someone has finally made a memory unit for the gba. I would highly recommend you get this product, especially those of you with younger siblings who randomly delete your game saves or save new games over yours. Here is a review of the product:[URL=http://www.success-hk.com/review/gba_memory_stick/index4.htm][I][B][U]GBA Super Memory Stick[/U][/B][/I][/URL] [IMG]http://www.eagb.net/advance/hardware_review_images/hr47_01.jpg[/IMG] You can get an 8Mb(1MB) stick for about 10 bucks on ebay or at an import store for probably 15 to 20.

Oh yeah, it is mainly that way, but I usually play it in first-person

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Mission impossible for the 64 is very underrated in my opinion. I mean, it's a great fps for only having single player game, and much better than goldeneye.

I am not so much stuck as I am annoyed. Okay what's happening is that there's that wall of death thing that comes after getting the underworld crystal, where once it reaches you it kills your characters off one by one until your all dead. I just can't beat or find a trick to killing. Could someone please help me out with this?

Well since the age of about 6 i've loved games. The first game I played I can't really remember that well, it's like a big swirl of colors(no, i wasn't on a "trip"), so I'm going to have to go with the reputable super mario bros. The first game that got me playing well into the night was the darned monsters that go blah!! Yep it was pokemon, I admit. Please, don't hurt me. :bawl: The first game I beat was sonic 2 for the gamegear. And, get this, the first true rpg where there is an actual ending that I beat was Chrono Trigger, and that was only a couple of months ago. I have played many rpg's before but this was the first that I actually beat by myself not playing along with a friend.

the ghost pokemon's name is yowamaru and the ladybug that looks lik it has a scarf on is named barubiito.

They have only made one for the gbc, and it is probably the best rpg on the gbc.

I actually like the 64 one more than the snes, but I like the gba one the most. What is so bad about the 64 one compared to the snes one.