@Princess_Lilly I feel it deserves mention that you have a comment and post history.
Truly I am mankind's natural foe! Evil Incarnate! A walking cataclysm! A shapeless insanity! GUNDHAM TANAKA!
Kelpies. Be they hound or horse?
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Time to get to some late replies thanks to having more time today. Apologies for the late replies @MarioLover92 and @Tyranexx. Even though I had other things going on, I did get to see Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken with my friend yesterday, it was a good movie. Shame it's not doing better at box office, since that may make some see it as a "bad" movie, when it's not IMO.
@Sunsy Ah yeah that's a good point you've made, you won't smell anything bad. Gotcha, I see.
That's cool, sounds like you've been into PC games for a lot longer than I have. I'd love to have Rare Replay on PC at least, as well, but I did hear that some of its games/remasters were originally on the 360, so the console would have to go into what I'd call "360 mode." I've seen footage of Banjo-Kazooie being played on Rare Replay, and it would show the Xbox 360 startup logo before starting the game. I remember someone on these forums told me something along those lines, that's probably why Rare Replay has remained an Xbox exclusive.
That's awesome. I actually wanted a Dreamcast back when it first came out, but I think it was too expensive for us at the time. Had we got the Dreamcast, it would've been my first non-Nintendo console. Ah well. I remember that the graphics were awesome for its time, I played it at a kiosk many years back. When the Dreamcast was on its way out in 2001, the Game Boy Advance and the GameCube had my attention, so I got those instead. I don't recall seeing the Dreamcast in store shelves that year, either, but that was probably because I was still a kid back then.
On the PC and Mac games, that's cool. At our home, we had stuff like Monster Truck Madness and Microsoft Arcade (we had both volumes of the latter, one that had Atari games, the other one having Namco games), as well as some golf game. There was a Windows 95 companion disc that we had, too, and some children's activity center program that I can't remember what it was called. (I was 5 years old when we got our first PC.)
Ah really, that's pretty sweet you took out a team of two. I think I saved a Splatoon clip of me taking out 3 or 4 players with the Ultra Stamp, I'm pretty proud of that moment. lol
For sure I'd live now. It's how I got many, many tees that have my favorite Nintendo games/series on them, so I can express myself that way. I've had Mario tees that were my size since my high school days, IIRC. Yeah I remember the Jimmy Timmy power hour, I forgot it lasted for that many episodes, lol.
Oh that's cool, so Bambi's your only Disney VHS, huh? Be sure to hold on to it. I've not seen Bambi, I may try to find the time to watch it. We also have VHS copies of Snow White and Cinderella. Apparently we've had those two since I was young, but I kinda forgot we had them, lol. I can show you if you want. That's awesome, I should watch more of DreamWorks' stuff at some point. Once I get in the mood for something a little different.
Yeah I think the Wii U could have ran episode 2, no problem. I wonder how they're gonna do the co-op for Sonic Superstars. I've tried the co-op for Sonic 2 and 3, but poor Tails had a tendency to get left in the dust. Since the camera would just follow Sonic. I've not tried Sonic Advance 3's co-op, pretty sure you needed two copies of the game for that, and I only had the one copy.
Yeah... that's kinda sad. Just because it's considered a "kid's movie," or something like that. Yeah, Twitter can be totally nuts a lot of the time, and I've been using it less and less nowadays. Too much negativity and a whole lot of naughty language over there, and on YouTube as well. I'd say animated movies and cartoons are my preferred kind as well, there's a certain charm that comes with them. It helps that I'm nostalgic for many of Disney's classic movies, too.
So basically, it's kind of like Wii digital games on Wii U, it pretty much launches in Wii U's Wii mode. Didn't know that since I don't have an Xbox. My friend has an Xbox, but mostly plays newer games.
I think the first time I played the Dreamcast was a GameStop kiosk that had Sonic Adventure playing in it. I got it Christmas 2000, and then they discontinued it a month later. Games still came out for it, plus, it made getting additional accessories cheap. I had a Game Boy Advance close to launch, I got Super Mario Advance and Chu Chu Rocket with it. I played those two for the rest of that year. GameCube was spring 2002, after saving up for it.
Cool, I mostly had a Mac as a kid, and a PC during my teen years. I did play quite a few Mac games, though, will say Marathon is cool, but I played that much later in life. It was basically the Mac answer to Doom, but the game told its story via control panels and it did more than Doom did. With Bungie revealing the new Marathon game, it makes me happy the new game is giving the series some attention.
Oh gosh, I think I did that with Splatoon 2. I took out like three players using a special move. That was like 3/4 the other team, lol.
Indeed, it's just there's so much more options now because the concept of "fandom" become more acceptable in recent years. So as a result, characters that would be on kids shirts, are now on adult ones too. Just about every Trolls shirt I got from Amazon is in adult sizes. It's better now to be a fan of something IMO.
Thanks, I'll try to. It's still sealed up, but there's no need to open it as we have Bambi on DVD anyway. That's cool you still have VHS copies of those movies. I don't think you'll be disappointed with some of DreamWorks other stuff, I just saw Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken, and my friend and I loved it.
Yeah, you did need two copies of Sonic Advance 3 for its co-op, I do remember the one time I did play it, it was really fun. Even did some of the Vs. mode too.
I agree. I also feel the cartoon community on Twitter and YouTube care more about the reputation cartoons and animation has (seen as a serious form of art), rather than enjoy animation for what it is. I mentioned I've seen Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken. I've seen cartoon "fans" are saying the movie is bad just because the box office numbers are low. Thing is, they never saw the movie, they're basing it off the because of the low numbers. I have a feeling Ruby Gillman is going to become an underrated movie over the years. My friend and I both loved this movie, and it was a great way to spend July 4th in the morning.
@Sunsy I periodically silence my phone during work hours (outside of whitelisted numbers) and use the Do Not Disturb feature at night. I admittedly sometimes forget to turn notifications back on after. XD Most notification noises don't bother me and aren't frequent, but my Gmail notifications go pretty crazy sometimes. I've had to modify how those work.
I usually use the silence feature when I go to bed. I still have the habit of turning it off during movies at theaters. I don't know why I still do it, even with silence being there, I just have a habit of doing it as long as I had a phone. I even did it yesterday when I saw Ruby Gillman with my friend. He silences it, I turn mine off, lol.
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