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Well while Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie are in mind I'd like to mention an interesting game mode that was scrapped in Banjo-Tooie, which is called Bottles' Revenge. The intention of this was that a 2nd Player could take control of the monsters and attack the other player using them in the main story mode. As cool as this would be to see in newer releases of the game, (since the Xbox 360 and Rare Replay's Xbox One port doesn't have it at this time) it will likely just remain hidden, unfinished, and forgotten about. The possibility of this happening is slim but Glover would be cool to see again, especially if they did some improvements to the game for a new re-release.

Star Fox 2 Okay, so this game technically never got released but it's fully finished and could easily be put onto the virtual console... if it wasn't for the fact that they just don't want to. They're using ideas for newer Star Fox games from Star Fox 2 and for some reason that's still not good enough for a release. I mean I could understand if the game wasn't good but that's not the case, actually I think this could be one of the best Star Fox games ever made for the series. I guess only time will tell if it gets a second chance to be alongside the first Star Fox. Also speaking of SNES games a official translated Clock Tower port to the U.S. (and other places) would be cool. The SNES game is on modern systems, but only in Japan.

As video games get more advanced, the consoles and systems they're played on advances ahead as well. Games that were once current generation at the time become part of the past generation and make a return over time through sequels, remakes, and ports. Unfortunately not every game gets a chance to become a remembered classic, as time can help some games as much as it can hurt others. There's many variables for what could make a game become lost to many players, ranging from the system it's played on to just not being as popular as it once was. This doesn't necessarily mean the game itself wasn't good, but the simple fact is that if you want to play them now, you'll have to deal with what's left behind by it's creators and what the game works with. Whether a game deserves a port or not, I'm sure there's people out there that would appreciate seeing a new port made for games they've enjoyed before, or even games they just heard of that they would like to play now. A game I would like to see get a port is called SegaSonic the Hedgehog. This is a Arcade game that supports up to 3 players where you play as Sonic the Hedgehog, Mighty the Armadillo, and Ray the Flying Squirrel and you have to survive through levels full of traps and hazards while collecting rings and keeping ahead of the dangers you face. Sadly this is only a Arcade Machine game at this time, and even though it's listed as being released in the US that doesn't exactly mean it's any easier to find and play it. I know that there was plans to port it to games like Sonic Mega Collection or Sonic Gems Collection, but due to the game using a Trackball for the characters movements it became a difficult game to port and to this day has not been released officially on consoles or computers. Hopefully someday they can figure it out, I believe this would of been a great game to have in the Sonic Collections games and even though it didn't happen that way I think they should still port it somehow if possible. Is there a game you have in mind that you would want a port made for current systems? It could be as simple as just re-releasing the game to having modern extras like HD visuals for example. If there's a specific console/handheld/computer version of the game you would want it on feel free to mention that too.

That would be quite a lot of posts for each ponies birthday, but the concept itself is good and I can imagine it being done in someway. Perhaps there could be a official forum bot that takes all the known birthdays for that day and puts them in a daily made post in a single topic. That way instead of having tons of posts and topics that would need its own category there could be a master topic that wishes everypony a happy birthday in one post a day. That's just my thought on a way of how it could be done, of course if there's a better way that's great too! Seeing Pinkie Pie with her party cannon celebrating users birthdays would be cool in my opinion.

Basically if a friend is a regular Member (not a Subscriber or a Staff Member) then change their name and/or their Members Title to a color that symbolizes they're your friend. This is so that it doesn't conflict with users that already have a unique color assigned to them. That is what you're saying right? What I'm wondering is would this be like a default addition to the forums or could users toggle it on and off on their own? I'm sure people would appreciate having their friends stand out more from the crowd. However in the case that a user prefers the old way, then having an on/off setting for it should be a simple fix. Anyway I think a color change for friends would be a nice feature to have available.

I don't see why it wouldn't be, it is an OC after all and it's related to the show (pony-related), so you shouldn't have any problems with it here.

No problem, hows the game progress going so far if you don't mind me asking?

"YOU'RE WINNER !" Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, wouldn't be surprised if they had put more effort into this message than the entire game itself.

Sonic Adventure DX had plenty of laughably bad cutscenes (and lines). It still manages to be a decent Sonic game in its own way though.

I prefer not to drink it unfiltered out of the faucet, but that doesn't mean I won't. It's water and if I don't have a better option at the time I still have to drink something, it's not really worth starting a problem over it in my opinion. Like if someone handed me a glass of tap water I'm not gonna just start complaining about it (perhaps if it tasted bad then I'd have a reason to not like it). I'll drink bottled water as well, not to say its automatically better than tap water but there's worse things out there. Anyway I can use a water filter that's installed next to the kitchen sink with its own faucet so as of now I don't have to use the unfiltered tap for drinking water.

The PS3 was my first thought when I saw the topic name. I haven't seen it in person but a game (or games if you can even call it that) called Action 52 was being sold for $200 for a single NES cartridge when it came out. Its not even worth 1/4th of that price due to how terrible it is, heck some of the games didn't work at all, and the ones that did were buggy, unfinished, and just a mess to play or even look at. I don't think the price for it has gotten any better now though due to it being uncommon/rare to find.

It seems like ever since iOS 7 came out apps have been raising their app requirements past iOS 6 which is unfortunate for users who can't upgrade due to having an older model device. It just seems odd to me that a bunch of apps that worked just fine on iOS 5 and 6 suddenly needs to increase its requirement to use it.

You're welcome. I hope my explanation helps you in someway or another. (I changed my display name, just saying ahead of time so I don't end up confusing you too much.)