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On SC1 I'll play as anyone but Maxi and Voldo. Not very good with the large slow characters, though. My playstyle tends towards fast characters that don't do much damage, but do it fast. HAven't played Soul Edge/Blade, and my SC2 experience is very very limited.

Man I loved that movie as a kid. Haven't seen it in ages.

I actually like that gunpod too. I forgot about it, or I might have called that one.

Honestly? I don't either. I thought Kakizaki got a steak in there anyways right before he died. But I may be remembering a diffrent place.

That's beautiful.

Ummm... The chinese restraunt! FOOD IS GOOD!

No clue whatsoever. I can't imagine they have enough air to keep the jet engines running for any length of time.

Every now and then I take some of my stuff down off the shelf and strafe something with it. It usually goes back up in new poses.

The VF-17's gunpod. Graham I second the motion!

Heh. You'd think WinAmp 5 would be out by then.

Nah, it's not that dangerous. People just seem to tend towards the most violent solution when presented with a situation on the internet.

Better that than the contrived robot modes of the originals. ... Actually it looks like a Pod Racer to me. So we have new Star Wars meets new Transformers?

Favorite cannon fodder death?

The original MOSPEADA units used hydrogen fusion. Fuel came in standardized H2 cartridges. If I'm not mistaken, the storage compartment is the MOSPEADA "fuel tank", for lack of a better word. Those engines up top are a joke, sad to say. Mainly beause there's a hand right behind the nozzle. Not sure what pic you're talking about, but ... This pic shows a hydrogen storage comaprtment. HBT is hydrogen something or other.

You know how they REALLY work? The bottom of the cockpit has a dimensional rift in it. The pilot's legs actually extend down into a special room on the vehicle's mothership full of holes in the ceiling connected to Q-Rau cockpits that have lots of zentradi legs sticking down during combat.

Good insulation? Overtech: We can make a 60-foot tall suit of powered armor for a 40-foot woman to drive, but you'll still have to hold it.

Ah. Eva. Would you believe I've never seen it?

What's in the middle of that set of 3 non-Macross toys on the left edge of the pic? I recognize the top and bottm, but not the middle.

Same here. Both OAV's? CHECK. Theatical Movie? CHECK. It's too bad Mangle Video half assed their Movie Version DVD. It looks like they're trying to win some fans back. Hey, I'd love to have the Manga movie DVD release. It beats the VHS tape I have now. The one UPS apparently set on top of a magnetic surface. But I can't justify buying the DVD of a show I already have. Especailly not when it's a BAD DVD.

Depends on the laptop and the peripherals. It'll come with USB ports. PS/2 ports are less likely.

Why do people not like FF9? It's WAY better than FF8. It's better than FF7. ... Hell, it's even better than FF6/3 was.

I want to know when this goes on sale... http://www.hlj.com/cgi-perl/hljpage.cgi?BAN911829

Anything in particular you need? Like a rough summary of The Silver Star, full of nice juicy spoilers?

You're missing an S. And as a long-time Lunar fan, Lunar Legend is my arch-nemesis. Game Arts doesn't do good remakes. The only versions of the Lunar games I play are the SegaCD ones. ... I do own the PS ports of the Saturn remakes, and I played through both of them once. Eternal Blue came out far better than Silver Star Story did, despite the fact that The Silver Star was in far more desperate need of a remake(it was a 1st-gen SCD title, and it's age showed at many places). I borrowed Legend from a friend before I bought it after hearing many bad things about it. One play squished any urge I ever had to buy it forever. I don't know. Lunar Legend seems to be pretty good to me. The battle engine was an instant turn-off. There's no good reason for them to have completely stripped it down like that. I have always liked the more complex battle engine of the Lunar series, in large part because it WASN'T another FF-style "stand there and stab the air"-type engine. You had to take character location into account, which was a big deal back then, and still is today for the most part. To see it all stripped out for something that was almost literally ripped straight out of FF7(including limit breaks)... It broke my poor little hardcore gamer heart. The music sucked. I realize this was at least partially due to the severe sound restrictions on the GBA(why are they still using essentially the same sound hadware from the original Gameboy?), but it felt like they didn't even TRY to make something decent. ... And what was up with using Eternal Blue's theme on the title screen of a Silver Star remake anyways? Oh, and I still resent the massive liberties taken with the characters in Silver Star Story, upon which Legend is based. NASH IS NOT A TRAITOR! DRAGONS ARE NOT DURACELLS! AND A WHOLE SLEW OF CHANGES TO EVERYONE FROM ALTHENA TO XENOBIA! Silver Star Story does not fit continuity. Eternal Blue Remix's story doesn't quite line up with what happened in Silver Star Story, because it still assumes events happened as depicted on the SegaCD. And yes, I take my games too seriously sometimes. But as I said, I've been a fan of the series for a long time. I bought a SegaCD and Genesis to play exactly 2 games. The original version of Eternal Blue has long been my favorite video game of all time, and nothing I've seen stands much of a chance of dethroning it. I actually bought Silver Star Story before I owned a PlayStation. When and if Game Arts gets around to making Lunar 3, I'll probably be on the pre-sell list. Assuming they don't completely crush my love of the series with another couple of half-assed remakes. I take my Lunar very seriously indeed.

Do the ASS subs of Macross 7 count?