@Space Bot: But Kirby's Air Ride and Ratchet and Clank were before Halo 2...

That joke about the box art at the end was PERFECT.

@Drew Trevizo: I'm talking about inspiration.

Oh. I thought they came from, like, Kirby's Air Ride or Ratchet and Clank.

Great idea, but I doubt anyone's gonna buy it.

@volcane2004: I think that the people coming up with the question were more concerned about "what started it all" than "when is a chicken a chicken".

Or maybe the definition of the species of "chicken" is too nebulous, as we don't have every stage from the first single-celled organism to the chicken to determine at which point a chicken is no longer a chicken.

That's understandable: used games often sit in a bin for years before being picked up and often not making much money. The ridiculously small amounts they pay customers for their games is insulting to gamers, but it's the only way they can maintain a profit. That business is more fickle than the housing market.

Yeah, that pretty much describes how much Japan is attracted to the 360.

@DooDooSmellsWorse: I haven't played them on a PC, but I imagine it would be fairly unaltered. You might want to be wary that rhythm games are difficult with traditional keyboard keys and all battles are rhythm based.

So I guess I shouldn't mail them with Socialsecurity121827435@gmail.com?

@Keanu: Which pic in the article? I can't find what you're referring to.

@Kenneth Blaney: I think that that's ridiculous considering how it already has a thriving community.

@Cooking Utensil: They're only loosely connected and Mother 3 is the best.

That was an extremely fascinating article. What I don't understand is why companies don't pay for the fan translations after they're done? There's money to be made!

@campbell000: I agree. No game has affected me like Mother 3. It's literally the only game that has a story that could fit no format but the video game. It's also the only game that I know that is an ALLEGORY. That game has so many levels. I could give a lecture on it.

@ToeJam_without_Earl: You Wanted a Hit? is great because it expresses my feelings on today's social use of drugs. I feel like the band is stealing my ideas. Better make my own band before they're all gone...

@Adhominem: Show me this study.

Second music recommendation for this Off-Topic, but I believe that's fine until someone tells me otherwise. Here we go!

Music recommendation time.