Detritus

The game looks promising, and I'd like to play it, but I think I'm going to have to pass on it. I'd have to drop 200-300 bucks on a Wii U, and somewhere around 70 for the game. That's hard for me to justify... even for Zelda.

My favorite era for music is actually the mid-fifties through the mid-sixties. I'm a total weirdo though.

I guess that would be the Atari VCS. It, the Intellivision, and the Commodore 64 are the oldest I've played.

The official art for the original N64 version had that anime-ish look to it too. With the 3DS remake, they just had the ability to match the artwork more closely. That said, I don't really mind the anime look. In my opinion, it's preferable to the realistic look that so many other games try for.

I quite enjoyed my childhood even though I was frequently bullied. It wasn't until my teenage years that things started to suck.

Nope, I tend to avoid wearing anything outlandish. I've always preferred to just blend into the background. ...and I'm damn good at at it, too. For example, there were a few times in school where my classmates thought I was a new student, but in reality I'd been there with them the entire year.

I'm not really sure. The last one I went to was twenty years ago, and that was just some kid's birthday party. ...but based on what I've seen on movies and TV shows, parties don't really look like they'd appeal to me.

My taste in music is probably incompatible with most people here, but I'll post a few of my favorites anyway. Arlene Smith and the Chantels: Rosie Hamlin of Rosie and the Originals: Barbara Jean English and the Clickettes:

Most of the characters in Mario games are pretty annoying-- constantly shrieking and hollering. One example that comes to mind... just try playing as Toad in Super Mario Advance. You'll want to strangle him after five minutes.

Sorry to hear that. Usually for me, when something gets moved out of alignment like that, it's more like just a minor annoyance. Still, I do feel compelled to put things back where they were. If I were unable to do so, it would make me uneasy at the very least.

I'm extremely organized almost to the point of insanity. I have this thing where everything on my desk, shelves, or whatever has to be in a certain place and neatly aligned in right angles. I can usually tell if someone has been messing with my stuff. All I have to do is follow the trail of misaligned objects. In some ways this is a good thing, because everything I own stays neat and organized. I almost never misplace anything because of this. On the other hand, it sucks because I end up wasting time straightening things when I don't need to. Now that I think about it, I'm probably on my way to developing OCD... or maybe I already have it. Hopefully it never gets any worse than this. On another note, I'm also super introverted, and I'm nearly immune to loneliness. That's a good thing because I don't have to worry about finding and maintaining friendships or a romantic relationship. I simply don't need them. On the other hand, it's bad because I never developed strong social skills, and good social skills are crucial to success in life. I'm the same way with my electronic devices. As an example, I have a Game Boy Color that I bought back in 2000, and it still looks like it just came out of its packaging... well, almost. There's a scratch on the screen, but that happened when I loaned it to my sister.

My last day of school was May 20, 2005. Feels like a million years ago now.

Anyone caught doing that should have their license revoked permanently.

I'm also an atheist. I was raised that way. I don't know if that gives me a unique perspective or not... I'd guess not. It probably just means I'm more ignorant about religion than people who were raised in religious households and became atheists later. For the record, I have nothing against most religious people. Some of the best friends I've had were hardcore Christians.

A Link to the Past (the original SNES version) When I was a kid, I liked to just look at all the pictures in it.

If anyone noticed, those were the specs of my first computer. It was outdated even in 1997. Here's the specs of my current computer: OS - Triple boot Xubuntu 16.04 x64, Windows 7 x64, and Windows XP CPU - AMD Phenom II X4 955 3.2GHz Motherboard - ASRock A780FullHD RAM - 4GB G-Skill DDR2-800 Graphics - AMD Radeon HD3200 integrated graphics Sound - Realtek something-or-other Drives - 640GB Western Digital Caviar Black, Sony 1.44MB Floppy, and Toshiba/Samsung DVD-RW/CD-RW Power Supply - Rosewill Capstone 450W ATX 80+ Gold Case - Cooler Master Elite 430 I burned out on modern video games, so I haven't had any need to upgrade it in years... and yes, I still have a floppy drive in there. ...and here's the specs of my crummy laptop: Model - Toshiba Portege M500 OS - Dual boot Xubuntu 16.04 x86 and Windows XP CPU - Intel Core Duo T2300 1.66GHz RAM - 1.5GB DDR2-533 Graphics - craptastic integrated Intel 945GM Express Sound - ADI Soundmax with one blown out speaker Drives - 80GB Western Digital Scorpio with 86 bad sectors, and a DVD-RW/CD-RW