Doug:
What's Terra Master? Oh, TETRA Master. As far as I know, there is no grandiose prize for getting all 100 cards. I could be wrong, but I haven't seen anything. There is a point where you must play in a card tournament to advance the story, but it isn't hard, and there is nothing that I know of to do with cards after that.

Googleshng:
Nope. There is no real reason to play FF9's card game. No Card Mod, no prize for getting them all. Playing with your Chocobo however yields all the best stuff in the game.

Doug:
Never seen Utena. Still a man.

Googleshng:
There's a difference between going insane and going into a temporary state of shock. I mean, if you see a hideous car crash, you're going to be freaked out and stay at home for a while, but eventually you will snap out of it and get behind the wheel again. Maybe even the same type of car. Similarly, while the first episode of Utena DID make CC scream and crush his manly soul a bit, he wasn't permanently traumatized, and even went on to watch a couple more eps. Oh, and CC, if you're reading this, that ultra-girliness DOES die down over the course of the next few eps. Honest. Plus it gets replaced with well animated sword fights.

Doug:
PlayStation still has a few good things coming. Arc the Lad Collection looks very nice, and we still have faith that Enix will show us the Dragon Quest VII love.

As far as N64, there's Aidyn Chronicles, the game I've been waiting on for well over a year, and Paper Mario, which despite its appearance should be a very nice game.

Googleshng:
Then there's a couple games in Japan I'm hoping will come over, like Hoshigami (Tactics 3) and Khamrai (Xenogears team). I'd also LOVE to see the Super Robot Wars series come over, but it seems nobody sees the sales potentials of a TRPG featuring all the mecha and characters from Eva, Gundam, and a couple other things in the US.

Doug:
I think that if you get lucky at some Wal-Marts, they might be selling it still, despite WD's request. Also, you might check Japan. I hear a lot of them imported it, strangely enough.

Googleshng:
Will do.

Doug:
Ouch, don't hit a series while it is down. That's like saying Camelot's games suck because they made Beyond the Beyond, while they made the Shining series (I wish I could play 'em) and Mario Tennis, which rocks. Look at 6 or 9.

..oh, PSO? Haven't played it.

Googleshng:
At the point I'm at, I would have to say, not really. It has the same lack of a good connection to the series that 3 had, plus, well, it's an Action/RPG and a bit of a dungeon crawl. Still, if the plot picks up or I find a second town, I'll tell you.

Doug:
*Still waiting on Skies to come in the mail..* Oh, and don't forget Kefka for interesting outfits. Yikes!

Googleshng:
Kuja's even worse at the end of disc 3. Watch his chest closely during that scene. It's disturbing. Oh, and I wouldn't say Tidus looks like a feminine Squall, I say he looks like he has Down Syndrome. I also simply don't like the style of that character designer. As for Ramirez though, I must agree. Not only is he the first sympathetic major villain I recall in an RPG since... a WHILE ago, he also has a pretty spiffy name. You can fear someone named Ramirez, you can't fear someone named, say, Lloyd.

Doug:
*I really really really really (ended for your convenience, trust me, there are many more really's) want my Skies to come in!*

Googleshng:
I didn't think much about Enrique's voice. I was quite frankly too busy imagining him losing his footing and falling overboard. As for a soundtrack, I'd like one too.

Doug:
No word on a Phantasy Star collection, but if they do it for Sakura Taisen, they just might do it for Phantasy Star. Who knows?

Googleshng:
*drools*

Googleshng:
Oh, right. I can see Sega releasing a DC PS collection, but it would depend on how well PSO does.

Doug:
He's the source, not I. I have yet to play PSO.

Googleshng:
OK, as I mentioned before, PSO has a lot of little side quests. For the duration of some of these side quests, you will have an NPC following you around. This is always part of the plot, so it's not like they just come and go as they please. If you plan on playing alone, I REALLY recommend going on this sort of side quest when you first reach each new area to character build a bit because you're right. Playing alone is HARD. The various classes compliment each other, and teamwork pays off unbelievably, both for players and monsters. The things I'm fighting right now for example are just slaughtering me because I have no partner with a big huge gun to blast away at it while I dodge around.

Yo!

Two things...

1: I remember Altered Beast! Heck, I own Altered Beast! Can I have a Tilde now?

Doug:
Tilde? I don't know. How old are you? I wouldn't want to be giving out such things to people too young.

Googleshng:
Hey, you have to guess quotes for tildes. You just get this: `

2: I want the background back, too. This grey one is depressing.

Doug:
I've been contemplating the background myself.. I don't know if I want the old one back, to keep this one, or a new background altogether. The mighty overminds of RPGamer ponder this as you speak.. or send.. or.. whatever..

Googleshng:
Yeah, enough people are complaining about this new legible look that we might switch back to classy. Yay.

-Jonatan "I like hidden text" L

Have you noticed that in Front Mission 3 that people get angry over the smallest things....especially Liu....

-Ciphron
*Angry Face* "Let's go!"

hey gal
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"syllables" not "sylables"
-nick

Should I sign up for Redmoon? Is it any good?

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