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For bone crushingly difficult boss that made you want to throw your NES out the window, yes absolutely. Just getting to the guy was three and a half migraines.

Yeah, I wish he'd been a tad more subtle with it. Would have been more entertaining that way.

I'm lucky enough to have a working Game Boy Color and a GBA. Just put in my copy of Red into the GBA, Yellow into my Color and use the transfer cable to trade back and forth through the games. :p

I want a new IP to come out of them personally, but I know DA3 is coming. Plus, I'm sure they still want to milk the ME series while they can. They could probably do this more through DLCs for the 3rd game, but I wouldn't be surprised if a spin off game comes out too.

The Witcher series. Never been a fan of that combat style. And then I played both games. I got addicted to the story and the characters and the world. Still not a huge fan of the combat, but whatever, everything else is glorious.

You stole mine. I'm not sure who would even come close to competing with that.

Thomas the Tank Engine for the SNES. No, seriously, that was the first game I played as a kid. In reality though, while I had been exposed to video games and played them all throughout the NES and SNES lifespans, the first game that really made me sit down and tell myself, "Hey, these video...

The Fallout series. I've played through Fallout 3, and I just could not get myself really into the game. I don't even know why because I generally love those open world quest games where you can just sort of go places and do things and get fancy weapons and armor upgrades. I loved Borderlands...

Well, the game is amazing because it gives that sense of amazement with very little time invested. The game is basically 16 boss fights separated by vast empty plains. But the way the game connects those fights, is what makes the game spectacular. As you go through the game, you start wondering...

I've only played Pokemon Yellow recently, so I'll give you that one. No nicknames because I'm boring like that. Gengar Lapras Alakazam Jolteon Golem Dragonite

It would work, it would just need to be tweaked for the controls. The game is good enough that it should do reasonably well if released on consoles. It's definitely a breath of fresh air in terms of the horror genre that's been pretty stale the last decade. Captcha: Spy or Die. Seems about...

The first game explains that since the beacon was Prothean, there was more interest in it as a result from the galactic community. And I think the Council was concerned about a raid from pirates since Eden Prime was near the Terminus Systems or something like that. And I think Nihlus said he...

Well, Nihlus would in all probability still be assigned to give a recommendation on Shepard. I don't see how that would change. I suppose the Eden Prime mission wouldn't take place, though, without the Reapers, unless the beacon still existed somehow as that was the original point of the Eden...

Garrus. I mean, who wouldn't want Garrus working with them? Just make sure to keep any large guns that can be calibrated away from him.

Amnesia. I played through it, and I loved it to death, but I just can't see myself playing it again. The game is really good throughout, but it drags so slowly at times and I can't imagine having the same sort of feelings playing through it again as I did the first time.