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Googleshng - December 29 '99- 1:30 Eastern Standard Time
I have some friends over right now, so if I seem extra silly, that's why.
Well, I got a Dreamcast for Christmas and nothing else whatsoever. Therefore, I'm hoping for
questions about the DCs specs and game library and such. Will I get them?
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Hi, oh googly one,
I was just wondering how you got your name in Japanese under your name
in your "logo" of sorts? I see some other RPGamer staff members also
have this. Did you get it off a website or what? Dreamcast:
I think it has NO good games so far...Soul Caliber is utter stupidity
besides it's wonderful graphics. IF it gets like 30 good games i will
buy it. ONE more thing. In the Final Fantasy Anime why do they pronounce
mid's (Cid's grandson) name Mead, and Lenna is pronounced Leena...are
those how you actually say it.
Edmond "Shampoo is better" Honda
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Googleshng: The katakana in my signiture was made by me. Well, actually
I have a weird little font that I used to help, but anyway, don't pick on my spelling
since it's the best I could do. 8) Soul Calibur for the record, in my opinion, is one
of the best fighting games there is. As for other DC games, well, wait and see.
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Hey!
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A new excuse every day. "Let's blame it on the readers by pointing to a
lack of letters".
...Thor never missed a column. This excuse thing is getting old. Not just
you, but all of the current crop of Q&A guys (by current, I mean EVERYONE
since Thor).
Kennedy Roberts
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Googleshng: Hey cool! This is like, my first real flame! I think I'll pick
on him if nobody minds. Drop dead! Ah, feels good. 8) First of all, last night I was stuck out of town
with no way of getting online, and I tried for several hours to get home. Second, when
I finally got home (too late for a column anyway may I add) I had a serious lack of
mail. Finally, I don't get paid to do this. RPGamer is like Vigilance. It's charity.
I could be playing with my friends who I haven't seen in a year but instead I'm here
answering questions. As for Thor not missing a day, well, he DID disappear saying he'd
be back in a month like, half a year ago, so I'd say he missed QUITE a few.
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Dulimcast!
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Master Googleshng,
I'd like to know how you came about getting a Dreamcast for Christmas
against your will. Now, I'm not about to go out and buy one myself
(Playstation 2 will demolish the competition), but I certainly wouldn't
turn one down for free. Long story you say? We've all got time...why
else would we be on the internet?
-Blackhawk
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Googleshng: Since you twisted my arm... I was planning to wait on a DC
until certain games come out (hoping for a post-Christmas price drop), because I'm
flat broke and my mom doesn't really have any money either. Unfortunately, she insisted
o getting me a "big present" so, here we are.
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Again?!?
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Hey Googleshng,
I''ve been playing Grandia for the Playstation and I came across a
problem. I've looked at a lot of FAQs and I can't find the answer. I just
got to New Parm for the first time and I went to Feena's house, so I could
visit her or whatever. When I got there she was nowhere to be found. Where
is she?
Thanx,
X-Death
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Googleshng: This is one of the Questions I Am Sick Of Answering. OK, go
to Feena's house, and search the clothesline right there next to the save point. In fact,
it might even be ON the save point.
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RPGs
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Hey Goog (Cause I'm sure you wouldn't appreciate 'Googy'),
Fine, just not Googles though!
Well, I guess your stuck with a DC. Anywho, Evolution is fun, it's dirt
easy, but it is fun. Evolution is pretty much all their is out there in
terms of RPG's for DC. It's obvious though, that the Evolution series has
quite a bit of potential.
There's also Seventh Cross, but I haven't played it really since there isn't
enough memory in my card to save its file, it needs like 200 something or
other blocks (yeesh.) It's like an RPG simulation, I kept getting killed by
crabs (God DAMN those crustaceans, attacking a defenceless protist!)
Elemental Gimmick Gear was released today I believe, and it looks like fun,
so I guess you can check that out too. It's an action RPG. According to
reviews, it isn't really epic in it's storyline, but it's suppose to be a
hell of a lot of fun.
Hopefully all this will keep DC owners busy till Phantasy Star Online
(drool,) Shen Mue (puddle of drool,) and Eternal Arcadia (pool of drool,)
are released. Hope this helps some.
-Temjirim
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Googleshng: BOTH Evolutions are impossible to find. PSO, if it lives up to
expectations, will totally totally rule, EA also has my attention. Oh, and you forgot Grandia 2 by the way.
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Nitpicking
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Hey, almighty Lord of the Dance... oh wait, that's someone else...
Ok... Great being of Death and.. no, that's my friend Joey... Here, let me
start again...
Oh omnipotent being of indeterminable gender otherwise known as Rufus...no,
that's the other apostle... Tell you what, let me just get to my letter.
I was just wondering why RPGamer considers The Legend of Zelda Series an RPG
but not the the Metal Gear series? Both have you collecting multiple
weapons/items, exploring various areas (dungeons in Zelda, buildings in MG),
gaining more life/power through various objectives (bosses or hostages), and
no real difference in anything but setting and plot. I sent this in to some
other Q&A guy, but he never responded, so I figured I'd try you. Thanks for
any reason you can give...
MS, the true king of the pink bunnies
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Googleshng: Basically, it's arbitrary. You see, back in the 16 bit days,
Action/RPGs were a rare thing, so RPGamer was covering them. Now though there's no real
distinction beween Action and Action/RPG, so RPGamer doesn't want to touch them. What
few series we already cover get to stay, but things that we never had to begin with aren't
getting in. As for why RPGamer never covered the original Metal Gear, well, it's old and
obscure.
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