Googleshng:
From left to right, it goes Justin from Grandia (and Puffy), Aya from Parasite Eve, Meis from Thousand Arms, and Kidd from Chrono Cross. That reminds me, we should have a whole pile of collages circulating up there, think I'll poke people about that.

Googleshng:
Well, JD is doing our review of it, and I believe he'll be doing so within the next 48 hours. I've heard him talk about it a lot without mentioning FF8, so your prayers may be answered. 8)

Googleshng:
Every once in a while, I get a huge pile of corrections about something. What's weird is that sometimes, like now, a bunch of people 'correct' me when I'm right. Square developed FFA/FFL1-3. Square published them also. However, when they were recently rereleased, Squaresoft didn't feel like handling the publishing, so they passed it off to Sunsoft, who by the way did a lousy job, the rereleased version of FFL3 doesn't have the very important monster chart. Actually, it can generally be said that when there's one company mentioned on the packaging and another on the title screen, the first is the publisher, then second is the developer. When there's only one, it's generally the publisher, because developers don't tend to get the credit they deserve. Square did codevelop SMRPG though. Also, Squaresoft published the US release of the original Breath of Fire, because Capcom knew that, at the time, Squaresoft was the only label people really looked for on RPGs (well, maybe Enix).

Googleshng:
You know, I think that's the first time I ever forgot to print a birthday quickie. Reading lame jokes shall be my punishment.

Googleshng:
See how it says "The Gotcha Report" at the top there? Think about that for a second. This is a joke, and a pretty cute joke at that. The picture at the bottom is really funny. Anyway, as for what people have against the PSX2, well: It's rediculously expensive ($300 for the system and $70 for games last I checked), while most of it's specs are pretty impressive, it has deficiencies in certain areas (like the lack of hardware anti-aliasing), plus evidently it's a pain in the neck to develop for (which for the record is why the Saturn died such a horrible death), and well, nothing has been announced for it that I can't live without. I'll probably end up getting one anyway of course because it's something of a job requirement. Anyway though, at this particular momment, a Dreamcast is half the price, comes with a built in modem, has better graphics, and has a huge and growing library of some very droolworthy games. Of course if the legends are true, Nintendo's new system will blow them both out of the water in terms of hardware capability, cost $100, and cure cancer. 8) (Note: after sending this letter this person sent an oops letter upon noticing it was a joke.)

Googleshng:
There are no games with plots comparable to Xenogears. Period. However, if you want a nice long game with a pretty good plot, there's always Grandia. Also, if you want a plot a lot like Xenogears, you could always watch Escaflowne and Neon Genesis Evangelion. Plus eventually Chrono Cross will come out, and seeing as it's by the same team as Xenogears, it should tide you over a bit too.

Are you Catholic Googlething?

Alright, I have a question for you. What's your opinion on the whole Gogo thing? Is it really Daryl, or some weirdo that lives in a Hoover?

- Quistis Chick

Hey Google,

YES! I got LoM yesterday, it's fairly good. Although im getting this to keep me busy until Chrono Cross and FF9 come out. Hope you get LoM soon O_o

Alex

The memory sphere is called the Gazelle Ministry. Well, at least the minds preserved in it are.

The Crusader

While watching Spaceballs I noticed that barf is a MOG. Yet he doesn't look like a break dancing moogle, but still......

I know there was a birthday quickie here somewhere...

Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah, blah blah. Blah blah blah blah. Yadda yadda yadda, blah yadda yadda. Yackety smackety doo dah. Whoooooooooooooooooosh!!!!!
Thank you
WingXero

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