Recent content by Venerax

Oh, I liked Megaman 9. Think I stopped on the final level though >_> Hardest game I've played would have to be Nethack. Just lost a game and nggghhhrrgh x_x

Gonna have to switch language and say Virgil's Aeneid. It's just so beautiful ;_; And poor Creusa... "Ter conatus ibi collo dare bracchia circum; ter frustra comprensa manus effugit imago..."

I adore feijoa juice; it's a bit pulpy, so it's often mixed with apple... Doesn't matter, as the feijoa is very strong anyway x) Bit lucky that it's so abundant in New Zealand :P

If you don't know Blind Guardian already, you should.

It would have to be: I just have to sit there until the guitar at about 1:00 :3

To Kill a Mockingbird, despite being read by me a little late in life to influence my character, is (or at least would be) a wonderful book outlining basic moral code; to judge a character by who they are and nothing else. "I think there's just one kind of folks. Folks." -Scout

Wow, an impossible question. Like others have said, games will probably take it due to the sheer relative volume of entertainment... But I'd still feel like an integral part of my life was missing :(

Level 1 critical mode with Terra in KH: Birth by Sleep. The coliseum is killing me at the moment @_@

While I haven't actually bought either of these games (nor do I really intend to; don't have a PSX), I recently found the name for both of these games on a spur of the moment nostalgia-hunt: Losing that cute pink dragon sent me to tears more than once, in my childhood :)

I always type with correct spelling and grammar. Always. Be it a forum, Steam/MSN messaging, or even texting, I uphold my standard. I don't even know why I do it anymore... I just cringe at the broken excuse of a language others use; but I don't tell that to their faces, just grin and bear...

Sometimes. Sometimes. DOUBLE NINJA >_>

Probably this one: EDIT: How could I forget this?

I have a slightly altered version of this: Differences are that it's a bandana instead of a simple headband, and the text above the skull is on one line.

I enjoy this one for the music, and the artsy feel: http://www.ludomancy.com/games/today.php?lang=en

Allen and Greenough's collection of Ovid. English literature doesn't really do it for me anymore.