Ron Jeremy

Trine 1 and 2 definitely need more attention, like Tich said. Seriously, the games are beautifully designed and the attention to detail in the scenery is amazing to say the least. Not to mention the gameplay is great. Here's a really obscure one: Iggy's Reckin' Balls on the Nintendo 64. It's a weird mix of genres, a combination of platforming and racing. You play as, well, balls, and you have grapples, and you have to navigate a tower. Really, you don't see creativity in games like that much anymore.

Earlier I was thinking, and there are a lot of awesome games that never really get a lot of attention. Sure, we all know manestream games like Super Mario Bros., Call of Duty (number here) and Final Fantasy (number here), but what about games that are great, but nopony really knows about them? Let's list games we like but don't get talked about a lot. Who knows, you might learn about a game you wouldn't have thought to try otherwise. I'm going to kick-start this thread by mentioning A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda. It's a great platformer, remniscent of games like Megaman X, but I never see anypony mention it. I probably would've never gotten to play it had it not been in an indie bundle some time ago. Short, but great, and an epic soundtrack. Second, I'd also have to mention Zombies Ate My Neighbors on the SNES (Don't have the Genesis version). It's an excellent 1-or-2-player top-down run-and-gun-style shooter, where the goal is to rescue survivors. Tons of weapons, nice looking visuals, lot of levels, about 48 or so, it's just begging for a 4-player HD remake.

Well, yeah, I preferred it back in the old day, but I find the game's still fun when you play with friends. Yeah, only the PS3 version of Portal 2 has cross-platform support. I derped out there. Stupid Microsoft, not letting cross-platform support be a thing. http://mlpforums.com/public/style_emoticons/default/dry.png Mkay. I don't have you added yet, do I?

I was a huge fan of the first game, the second one was amazing, but I have no hope for the third. My bets are that when it comes out, it'll be so EA'd that it'll hardly be a Mass Effect game.

Just wanted to bring up that there are some items I'm looking for, since I like collecting weapons. How much I'm willing to trade for each varies, mostly since I'm out of (and never was in the loop on) the whole "values" stuff, since I think spending more time trading than playing the game itself is silly. Pomson 6000, Eureka Effect, Third Degree, Phlogistinator, Manmelter, Wrap Assassin, Holiday Punch.

Was just looking at your DeviantArt stuff, and I've got to say it looks amazing. It's nice to see someone with such talent join the forums. And no, I'm not just saying that to sound all mushy. With that out of the way, welcome to the forums Seraph. Have a great time here.

Not a pony, but Spike and Tyranitar. Or, since we're doing ponies, Applejack and Hitmonlee. Do I need to explain it?

If your computer can handle it, download it and play with is. @Blue: Funny image is funny.

I've put thought in it, and I don't think raiding a gun shop would be a good idea. Why? Because every single other person will be trying the same thing. You'll end up shot. Your best bet would be to, before said zombie apocalypse, befriend a conspiracy theorist gun nut with a bomb shelter full of food, guns and ammo, or become one yourself. Then, just hide in said bomb shelter. If the zombies aren't gone by the time you run out of food, you have enough ammo left to go out in a blaze of glory, filling zombies with lead before eventually swallowing a bullet yourself so you don't have to experience being eaten alive. Either that, or get ahold of some kind of boat, and just sail out into the ocean. Since zombies are decomposing, if you sailed out far enough, the salt water would break them down before they could get to you, if they even bothered swimming out that far (if they even could). However, a zombie apocalypse could end, if you think about it. All it would take are some good frosts and some hot sun. Since zombies are decomposing, their decomposition would be accelerated by frost, aka freezerburn. The sun would dry out their decomposing flesh, and they would collapse. Even rain would increase their rotting. We're talking about corpses here. Walking corpses, but still corpses. You also have to account for wildlife. I mean, people have a hard time taking out, say, wolves, without a gun or knife. Zombies can't use weapons (most at least, there are the occasional weird movie zombies that can use guns) and are slower and dumber than a person. Easy fodder for animals. That is assuming, however, that the virus doesn't effect animals, since really, a virus that zombifies a human would be very specific in how it works, and would probably only be compatible with similar animals, like pigs. Zombie pigs. Not that intimidating. Hahaha oh wow, that ended up a lot longer than it intended to.

Well, the menu doesn't even effect gameplay. And that's the thing. The glitch happens when I am no longer on the server, so it seems even more pointless. Anyway, hoping tonight we all (or at least some of us) can get together for moar tf2.