Ashen Pathfinder

How come I only just discovered this? Hehe, awesome. At least you had fun with it.

I still have it, but I've kinda stopped using it. AIM has essentially died out it's usefulness for me; just like the AOL email service. Same goes for MSN... These days, I stick with Yahoo & Skype. Both are serviceable IM clients. Godz, I miss Trillian...

Well, if that suits other people, then more power to them I suppose. We did the challenge here where I work like a month or so ago, and I declined, deciding to donate. I really didn't wanna get wet... >_<

I don't see the point the challenge myself. Why not just donate? You'd be saving water & ice just by doing that.

Well, I think I'm pretty decent at writing. Now, I may end up messing up on my tenses here and there, and might have a minor grammatical malfunction, but aside from that, I think I'm decent. Now handwriting is another story.

I have only watched season 1 thus far, but I have the season 2 & 3 box sets besides me here. I need to watch these soon... So yeah, I absolutely LOVE this show!

Pretty much. Godzilla has shown he can take one hell of a beating, and come back fighting with even more determination. Like the video said, Gamera will take a loss, take some time to analyze his opponent, and come back better prepared. Godzilla is a little more straightforward with his methods, with some exceptions! They're both capable kaiju, BUT Gamera just doesn't have Godzilla's toughness; if you will.

Well, Death Battle likes to make a show of it, or else Superman & Shao Kahn would run rampant in their fights. XD To be fair, speed & agility can count for something, and the Heisei Gamera was fairly powerful (it seems like the DB guys really just amalgamated all Godzilla & Gamera variants into one). I'm not too shocked Gamera was able to hold his own for a while, but I can totally see the result.

Well, it's kinda hard for me to debate the end. I'm happy with the result, but I would've been all right with either one winning. Wiz & Boomstick have a way of explaining things that leaves me satisfied (and LMAO). XD

This requires two answer from me. If we're talking about just a single piece from a full OST, then I have to mention "From Past to Present" from the Skyrim soundtrack. As far as a full OST is considered, that honor goes to Shadow of the Colossus. Yeah, there are some action pieces, but the soundtrack really evokes a lonely, yet peaceful calm throughout.

My top five: 1. Spyro the Dragon (Spyro 1, 2, 3) - These games are really the most special, and most important to me as a gamer. In a similar manner to MLP: FiM, the first three Spyro games have a very charming feel to them. They have the most heart, humor that isn't too childish nor adult, a great visual style for the time, solid music, great & simple gameplay, and just overall FUN! So far, no game has replaced these game as my top. Now, I love the Spyro series as a whole, and that includes the Legend & Skylanders incarnations as well, but the originals stand out. 2. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - What can I say that hasn't been said? A large world to explore, fight dragons, many unique dungeons to loot & explore, an awesome villain lore-wise, etc. I'm currently replaying this game, and it never fails to put me in utter awe. 3. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings - This game was a real treat for me. While it didn't have the world of of Skyrim to really get into, the story & characters are what really steals the show! While the gameplay takes some time to get used to and the difficulty can be testing, you will be hooked from beginning to end by these interesting & deep characters, and the amazing story. Really, it is the Game of Thrones of gaming! 4. Dragon Age: Origins - This game really intimidated me when I first got it a few years back. It just seemed to complicated! I tried it again last year with determination, and the 60+ hours I spent on it were damned worth it! With it Lords of the Rings feels to it, it feels SO big and the stakes seem big as well. It feels somewhat dated, but the gameplay works rather well! After getting used to it, I really just drug me into the world! Not to mention the character interactions were amazing as well! 5. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time - While age hasn't been that kind to it, the look & feel of the game never fails to drag me into it's mystical hold. The Prince remands one of my favorite game characters of all time, and the world of Azad is still amazing fun to traverse. Of course, the acrobatic gameplay & the use of the Dagger of Time are what steals the show for me. Amazingly fun! Honorable Mentions: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Shadow of the Colossus, Phantasy Star IV, Sonic the Hedgehog (1, 2, 3, Knuckles), TIE Fighter, Age of Empires, Uncharted (1, 2, 3, GA)