Haha, yeah, true. It was one of the games I never knew I wanted until I had it in my possession.

Mystic Quest was actually pretty fun for what it was. It really distills the Final Fantasy experience down to a fun little game that has some surprisingly amazing music.

Yeah, that one in particular is pretty awesome.

There are some good examples of boss music from the SNES era of JRPGs, which was definitely a golden age for the genre, that would sound "over the top" if performed for a video game soundtrack today:

Tried this a while back. The water was gross within a day and needed to be changed out to keep it from having a rancid odor, so I started swapping water daily. Scallions still grew, but were less flavorful and, in some cases, tasted a bit odd, probably because of the water issue mentioned above.

Beat me to it. Exactly my thought.

They're just celebrating the year of Luigi extending into 2014.

Okay, let's look at my Android gaming checklist:

haha, that would be great. Just have markers on the record to indicate the starts of new levels.

I'm curious how the audio design is going to be like. Has the potential to be a bit grating, but you really want it to have that throwback, scratchy vinyl sound the whole way through just to complete the experience. Hope they find a perfect solution!

Dropbox is great for creating a folder full of photos, right-clicking on that folder and copying the share link, and sending that link to people for read-only access to a large group of photos (just make sure the folder isn't public). The web interface allows them to easily browse through pictures and even provides an…

Dang it, I wish it were not so! I'll probably end up picking it up eventually, as I'd probably still get a kick out of the crossover stuff. But man, I hate stories written to try and force something like a crossover come together, and I take it that's basically what they did.

Runner 2 is on sale on steam right now, so I'm definitely going to pick it up. $2.50 is pretty hard to pass up.

Throw some mandibles on there and he's make a great RoboAnt.

I touched on this in another message to you, but for visibility's sake I'll outline some of the current reasons that have been thrown around by the community:

Alright, I hear you. I have, indeed, played on controller. From the standpoint of someone who has been playing the Diablo series since the first one came out, I don't find the controller adds a whole lot to the experience, but that could just be me. I certainly feel like the controller makes some of the parts of the…

Why controller support? Why? I don't understand. You have a perfectly good keyboard and mouse attached to that computer. There are other platforms with much better controller support in general, why not use them?

I feel sorry for your lack of Ren and Stimpy appreciation.