But if you're redrawing exactly the same things, save for some very minor differences, at what point does "inspired by" become "stolen from?" It's a thin line. Also note everyone swearing this is Minish Cap. The art is a slightly altered copy at best; at worst, it's uninspired plagiarism.

Tiles, grass, those fences, that cave...I'd recognize them anywhere.

There's that, but I'm 99% sure those environments are lifted straight from Minish cap.

I hope so too.

Doesn't this look a little TOO MUCH like The Minish Cap?

My brother plays Make It Rain. He says it's fun...one of us is adopted, I think.

Maybe, but Sandrock was pretty cool...giant metal blades and what not.

Well, yeah. Why not all 5?

If only there were Gundam Wing shoes...cause, you know...WingZero :P

YES!!!!!!!

2nd Gabe shield coming in 6 years. 3rd shield coming never.

There he is :)

No Brotaku Fish? Pity.

Personally, I liked regular matches with only tranqs. The screen would get blurry as @$&# and every player would end up shooting at anything that appeared to move. Turning PD into an unplayable mess was always a riot for my friends and family way back.

Mine, for one. And I assume everybody's :)

I used to know those maps backwards and forwards. Weapon placement, body armor, etc. Now I'm lucky I can remember how to crouch in shooters today.

...which is why I don't play Call of Duty online anymore. This concludes my extensive three-hour presentation.

Reminds me of playing one-hit kill Slappers Only matches in Goldeneye. So much fun.

Demon hunter's my favorite as well, for most of the reasons you listed here. Makes D3 more game-like than just clicky.

Glad you got through it okay! Games like FFX helped me cope with depression (which likely isn't as bad as surgery), and, well, I guess they help me with it today too.