"Form of... an Elephant!" "Form of... a bucket of water!"

Taking map data to generate a region in Minecraft is cool. However it has been done a number of times before now. The next bar should including taking 3D building data (such as from Google Earth) as well as city maps, and replicate urban areas as well.

Keysaber of course.

You could get pretty close. Put in the right environmental blocks and you would even have enemies spawning.

Gotta love the titles of some of these games. Nitro Butts? DEATHMOOSE? Space Offenders? Stay classy.

I see he still has the touch.

Quite a few people I know have been thoroughly enjoying the Japanese version of the game; with fan-made translations. Heck the fan-made translations/patches into English are really well-done from what I have seen. However much I am interested in the game, I would much rather play an official English version.

Blue Wizard is about to die from excitement.

Darn. Here I was thinking it might have been a game inspired by/based upon StTheo's Helldiver art.

Gotta love floating, horrifying tentacle monsters.

Looks like an early version of the Cyberbrain districts from Ghost in the Shell.

Sounds legit. I mean, because they put out a game with the word "Saga" in it, they must own all rights to it? Oh wait, it looks like Square beat them to it! Good day.

Terrible news that 1313 never saw the light of day. Of course, in my mind's eye, the fact that none of the squeals to Loom were ever made is a far worse blasphemy against the gods of gaming.

Because there are places the Eagles will not fly (save at great need). For example in the Hobbit they would not fly the Dwarves & crew closer to the forest (or further towards their goal) because they did not want to get shot down by the men living in that area; as the giant eagles would occasionally take their sheep…

I always wonder how much use the /pizza command got in EQII.

The Gandalf quote of "Fly, you fools!" is the only one I have never heard anyone get wrong. Perhaps it is too new... or I hang out with too many people who know the proper quote.