Alyxx Thorne

In Star Fox there's a level called Black Hole which takes a bit of skill to get to. It is shown outside the normal courses on the map screen. The level acts as a shortcut and depending on which exit you take brings you to certain levels on each course, one taking you directly to Venom, bypassing Space Armada and Meteor completely. There's also a secret level not listed anywhere on the map which supposedly takes place in another dimension.

a-ha - The Bandstand

Nothing I can show on a forum.

I saw that yesterday, god that was awful. Only good thing about the whole movie was Wray's hair. Well, either you get it or you don't. I guess you didn't get it.

You mean the stuff you can get for free from your tap?

Pretty awesome and hilarious at the same time.

I've played the first one on SNES maybe a hundred million times and I know pretty much every secret and easter egg there is about it. I have also played the unreleased StarFox 2 a lot.

Watching Planet Terror again. Read my reviews of Planet Terror and Death Proof here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1174&p=61379#p61379

Sending romantic lyrics to my boyfriend.

a-ha - The Swing Of Things

One day God gazed upon the people of Earth who were starting to play Civilization while eating popcorn. He gleefully said "DELETE THIS THREAD!" and then suddenly they did died.Their ghosts yelled all night long and that noise brought forth the Klingon Empire."DAMMIT GODZILLA'S FINGERING US" shouted the anthropomorphic mole people who were furries, but had a huge party in the house of Machinima, when Ross Scott shouted out loud "LEAVE ME ALONE!" His arms waving and hit the "Self Destruct" button. All of Machinima exploded in a thermonuclear explosion. Meanwhile coke ran free through the river, causing everyone to

Glad to hear that. =)

Apoptygma Berzerk - State Of Your Heart (Sh*t End of the Deal)

One day God gazed upon the people of Earth who were starting to play Civilization while eating popcorn. He gleefully said "DELETE THIS THREAD!" and then suddenly they did died.Their ghosts yelled all night long and that noise brought forth the Klingon Empire."DAMMIT GODZILLA'S FINGERING US" shouted the anthropomorphic mole people who were furries, but had a huge party in the house of Machinima, when Ross Scott shouted out loud "LEAVE ME ALONE!" His arms waving and hit the "Self Destruct" button. All of Machinima exploded in a thermonuclear explosion. Meanwhile coke ran free

Well, if there is a PC version (not emulated that is), then it would be obscure indeed since no one has heard of it. I find it funny how your signature stresses how you are not a furry, I honestly wouldn't mind if you were.

One day God gazed upon the people of Earth who were starting to play Civilization while eating popcorn. He gleefully said "DELETE THIS THREAD!" and then suddenly they did died.Their ghosts yelled all night long and that noise brought forth the Klingon Empire."DAMMIT GODZILLA'S FINGERING US" shouted the anthropomorphic mole people who were furries, but had a huge party in the house of Machinima, when Ross Scott shouted out loud "LEAVE ME ALONE!" His arms waving and hit the "Self Destruct" button. All of Machinima exploded in a

Trying to wake up...

Those are HAWT.

Extreme solution: Backup and reformat your entire system. Not recommended though.

A lot of great classic games are console exclusives, like Super Mario World and GoldenEye 007. Even if you can emulate these on a decent PC nowadays, it doesn't change the fact that back in the day you needed the console to play them. And I think that's why people buy consoles, because of exclusive games and just because a console always just works. There's no setup involved other than just hooking it up. I think that's what attracts people about consoles, the whole plug'n'play aspect. Maybe it's lazy but no matter how you see it, it's a lot more convenient than struggling with PC-related problems. Now while I am a PC gamer myself and prefer gaming on my PC because it just makes everything feel more centralized and convenient too, I am just trying to be objective and open-minded, and seeing this from a console gamer's perspective.

Well, yeah, I see your point.

I like the interview a lot, even if it was a bit awkward.

I see a being beyond our comprehension, infinite in wisdom and intelligence, beyond our dimension and our level of existence. In many ways, I don't see God as a person, but as a force. It's no coincidence that in the bible he is described as a ghost or a spirit because that's what he is. He's not of our existence. Like in the movie Prince of Egypt, you just see him represented as a glowing foggy light and when he speaks, it's the voice of who he's speaking to. That's what I consider the most likely representation of God.

That sounds like something Arnold Schwarzenegger would do. Impressive indeed.