Critical Hit

Manga/ Anime: Nanao Ise from Bleach. No contest. Videogames: I dunno. Maria from Harvest Moon? TV/Movies: Uh... I seriously have no idea.

Hmm... Beetle Adventure Racing (N64) San Francisco Rush 2049 (Also N64. The arcade version had a crappy soundtrack) Star Wars Episode 1 Racing (Again, N64) Gran Turismo 4 (PS2) Also, check the spoiler below, mkay?

Waitwaitwaitwait... A drug reference in Care Bears? Lulz. Somepony link meh, I gotta see it. That sounds freakin hilarious. Okay, back to the topic at han... I mean hoof. Don't watch it. The Hub's just trying to capitalize on the success of MLP. From what I've seen, it looks like crap.

M'kay, so, practically every day, I check out deviantART and the EQD drawfriend posts, any usually, there's a supposed "Ponification" of a popular character from a game/movie/tv show, etc... Most people right now are probably saying "So... what's your point?" Well, quite simply, most of them suck. I don't mean that the pictures themselves lack anything, just the character design has no actual thought put into it. After pondering the differences in ponifications, I have put them into 3 seperate categories. Stage 1, Basic Ponification: This is the stage that most people never move past. Characters will be wearing full outfits, have a cutie mark of their game/whatever's logo, and have the same name as their non-pony counterpart. EXAMPLE Stage 2, Advanced Ponification As evidenced by the title "Stage 2", this is the next step up. Ponies have less clothing, (usually only one item),and an overall original design, but still have a copywritten or non-canon symbol of some type for a cutie mark.I generally like these anyway, but it's still annoying. EXAMPLE and finally, Stage 3, Complete Ponification. Ponies have a maximum of 1 item of clothing, with their coat color representing their clothing color (this is something most people don't seem to get, strangely.) and a cutie mark, *gasp* actually showing their talent! I have seen very few Stage 3s, but Modern_Warmare's Touhorses come close, most of them stage 2s, but a few are 3s. EXAMPLE I hope you actually read this, and put more thought into ponifications from now on. Leave a brohoof and/or comment if you like it or have questions, and remember, this is just my opinion. This is Critical Hit, signing off.

Chiptune Death Metal Doom Metal Speed Metal Thrash Metal Progressive Metal Metalcore Electro Dubstep Electronica Electro Swing Drum 'n' Bass Nerdcore Rap Polka Show Tunes (you got a problem with that?) Rock J-Rock J-Pop Country (but only from before the 70's) Orchestral Punk K-Pop Swing etc... Basically, anything that isn't mainstream. Or Pop music in general. (the only exceptions are if it's asian/pony-related/videogame-related).

GAMESTOP JUST WON THE WHOLE FREAKIN INTERNET!! Now, Seriously, I'd end up spending a few hundred dollars on NES games alone, not to mention Genesis, SNES, N64, Turbografx 16, etc... I wonder if they'll carry really old games like for the Apple II... (Ultima FTW!)

We'll miss you, brah. I may not agree with your church's doctrine, (I'm a Christian, no denomination.) but I respect you for using 2 years of your life for this.

Now THIS is my kind of question thread. Hands down, Mega Man 3. Am I the only person in the world who likes listening to chiptune? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tAf7q6Xf6Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPNaQEjgXyY *gasp* SACRILEGE!!!

OP really should have chosen Monster instead of Hero for Skillet's song. That would have gotten my vote.

My good sir, I should kindly remind you of a typo you made in the thread title. Games, not game. Also, you're misusing the word Games. You mean game series. (BTW the word series only exists in the plural form.) So, to recap, the thread title should be "What are your favorite NES game series?" (again, series being plural.) Okay, rant aside, I can really only list my favorite series (with some single games). Zelda, Castlevania, Mega Man, Mario, Ikari Warriors, Heavy Barrel, Shadowgate, Deja Vu, Uninvited, Tombs and Treasure, Swords and Serpents, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bandai Golf: Challenge Pebble Beach, etc. etc... The list goes on for a few pages. I may only be 16, but I grew up with the NES. (and SNES, and to a lesser extent, N64.).

Hmm. I like most of Skillet's stuff, but I'd have to go with "I Will Not Bow" by Breaking Benjamin. It's much heavier.