Crash games were cool.

Easily the best PSX game was FFVII.

I say easily...VIII and IX ran it pretty close though

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[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Crash games were cool.

Easily the best PSX game was FFVII.

I say easily...VIII and IX ran it pretty close though

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Metal Gear solid was pretty awesome too.

i personally cant stand the entire FF Series...



but i do LOVE the first FF tactics for PS1. Easy as hell, but brilliant none the less

[QUOTE=Happy]Metal Gear solid was pretty awesome too.[/QUOTE]
Yep, as were Resident Evils one and two, Nemesis wasn't amazing, but it was still pretty good.

[QUOTE=Che Guevara]i personally cant stand the entire FF Series...
[/QUOTE]
I don't like X-2 but apart from that, I can't get enough of them.

after i beat RE2 the first day i rented it, it totally killed that series for me

[QUOTE=Happy]I don't like X-2 but apart from that, I can't get enough of them.[/QUOTE]

add 9-10 and I'm with you.

The best are 4-6 :).

they seem too repetitive to me. As far as the stories are concerned, id rather read a book

Totally off-topic but the clouds outside look so beautiful in the sunset, I want to take a picture but my camera's screwed.

That sounded really gay.

[QUOTE=Happy]Totally off-topic but the clouds outside look so beautiful in the sunset, I want to take a picture but my camera's screwed.

That sounded really gay.[/QUOTE]

Not gay. You gotta take time to "smell the roses" every once in a while. I love a good sunset.

[QUOTE=Che Guevara]they seem too repetitive to me. As far as the stories are concerned, id rather read a book[/QUOTE]

I'd much rather read a book too, they're good games though imo.

NP: [url=http://www.capharnaum.org/dloads/fractured%20mastered.mp3]Capharnaum - Fractured[/url]

[QUOTE=Happy]Totally off-topic but the clouds outside look so beautiful in the sunset, I want to take a picture but my camera's screwed.

That sounded really gay.[/QUOTE]

yea, guys having emotions is really a metro-sexual thing


id call it metro


edit to 11teen: yea, my bro constantly trying to coerce me into playing em. Not my bag really

You're a stupid dumb face if you don't like Capharnaum... unless Heafy's vocals are the turn-off for you, then I understand (though on some songs he actually growls pretty well).

Hey guys check out my new song on my myspace account :(

[url]http://profile.myspace.com/themanhattanprojectjn[/url]

the new song is called city lights blind my eyes, tell me what you think

[QUOTE=PIGS(1 different one)]Hey guys check out my new song on my myspace account :(

[url]http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=24101942[/url]

the new song is called city lights blind my eyes, tell me what you think[/QUOTE]

It's absolutely horrible, you call that music?

:p

I'll check it out after school and tell you my thoughts.

[QUOTE=Happy]Totally off-topic but the clouds outside look so beautiful in the sunset, I want to take a picture but my camera's screwed.

That sounded really gay.[/QUOTE]
Ah, it's not gay, man.

Everyone likes some of the beautiful landscape the world has to offer, that's why I love living where I do...windswept moors FTW

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Ah, it's not gay, man.

Everyone likes some of the beautiful landscape the world has to offer, that's why I love living where I do...windswept moors FTW[/QUOTE]

Makes me wish I didn't live in the middle of the desert.

Neon lights FTW? I don't think so. I love the pine forests in New England and Southestern Canada, though.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Ah, it's not gay, man.

Everyone likes some of the beautiful landscape the world has to offer, that's why I love living where I do...windswept moors FTW[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'm learning to hate living in a city.

i have quite an interesting view at the back of my house....



im right next to the HUGE river (susquehana river) which makes for some interesting vistas. Im also RIGHT next to three mile island, which is crazy to watch all the steam blow around. Im also right next to train tracks, which makes for some interesting graffiti tags that i occasionally try to spot

[QUOTE=Bartender]Yeah, I'm learning to hate living in a city.[/QUOTE]


It may piss with rain and be freezing cold most of the time, but Northumberland has some of the best countryside and landscape in England.

Josh'll back me up here...

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[QUOTE=Bartender]Yeah, I'm learning to hate living in a city.[/QUOTE]

heh. Try living in Ballard County, Kentucky. :)

I'm going to assume that's out in the middle of nowhere. And fair enough, even when I'm home I'm not exactly out in the sticks, but cities suck. I like living within walking distance of fields and denes and stuff.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]It may piss with rain and be freezing cold most of the time, but Northumberland has some of the best countryside and landscape in England.

Josh'll back me up here...

NP-Dream Theater-In the name of God(Live)[/QUOTE]

Yeah. I like the rain and the cold, even. It's just a shame I like the university down here, really.

[QUOTE=ICB]heh. Try living in Ballard County, Kentucky. :)[/QUOTE]

Try living in Las Vegas, Nevada.

(At least it's warm here!)

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[QUOTE=FuryInArt]Try living in Las Vegas, Nevada.

(At least it's warm here!)

NP - Decapitated - Names[/QUOTE]

I lived in Cathedral City, California (right next to Palm Springs), population 40,000 in the Coachella Valley (where there are countless casinos; Indian gaming ++) in constant desert heat (triple digits, yay) for 16-some years, and have been to Vegas. I think I've got an idea what it's like :p

[QUOTE='Tender]I'm going to assume that's out in the middle of nowhere. [/QUOTE]

Well, it sort of is and it sort of isn't. The nearest city with industry, etc..(Paducah) is about 20 minutes away from where I live (but that's not bad). Ballard borders Missouri and Illinois, as well, so it's not far away from city life but still very...I don't know, poor, whatever. It's a good ol' family environment and what not, but just very frustrating to live in especially if you need a job but don't have a car to get a job in Paducah...it's just kinda barren and redneckish, I guess.

Eh. I like living in a city. Or I would. If I did. My city's kind of small. But not to the point where there are fields and whatnot everywhere.

[QUOTE=ICB]I lived in Cathedral City, California (right next to Palm Springs), population 40,000 in the Coachella Valley [/QUOTE]

Ah sweet. I'm going to school up near there next year.

talking about cities check out my new song city lights blind my eyes at [url]http://profile.myspace.com/themanhattanprojectjn[/url]

[QUOTE=FuryInArt]Ah sweet. I'm going to school up near there next year.[/QUOTE]

At Cathedral City High School? I spent my Freshman through Junior years there. It's reallllly really crowded now...

[QUOTE=ICB]At Cathedral City High School? I spent my Freshman through Junior years there. It's reallllly really crowded now...[/QUOTE]

No, in a little town called Idyllwild. It's a little under a half hour out from Palm Springs, in the surrounding mountains.

[QUOTE=FuryInArt]No, in a little town called Idyllwild. It's a little under a half hour out from Palm Springs, in the surrounding mountains.[/QUOTE]

Oh yeah, I used to camp up there a lot when I was a kid.