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Return of the Jedi or The Empire Strikes Back. I can't decide. Darth Vader is the man.

A hammerhead shark

You're talking about Samurai Spirits: Tenkaichi Kenkakuden, right (there's no SS6 per se). I did some Google searches but so far I've come across a few japanese sites that won't help you much. I'll keep looking. EDIT: Oh man, how did I managed to overlook this: http://www.cyberfanatix.com/page.php?id=48...6321e42a1edec8e

Tr PSXeven, SSSPSX or pSX.

Noir, Azumanga Daioh, Excel Saga, Pani Poni Dash!, Grenadier, Ergo Proxy, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex & 2nd GiG. Pure win. If I had to choose, It's either Noir or Excel Saga. also Black Lagoon and the upcoming second season. PS. The OP can't spell worth damn. -Sincerely, your friendly neighborhood admin

I hope you bought souvenirs for us.

For the last time people, stop using this thread as a FAS showcase. We have a dedicated forum for that.

I can reach it just fine.

Air Gear OST: What a Groovy Trick!

TalesWeaver OST (this time it's the full 4-disc monster intended for the japanese market instead of the korean market).

Is this an Amiga game?

Yes, but most people are still more interested in playing commercial games on an emulator rather that homebrewn or emulatored console games. If someone wants a Gameboy emulator, they go grab a dedicated Gameboy emulator instead of a PSPS emulator that runs a Gameboy emulator.

The PSP is a portable PS2, not a PSX. Even though the PSP is like the PS2, it's still too new and more complex. There aren't enough tech docs to start writing a PSP emulator and Sony would probably start fitting their proverbial boot in any developer's ass who starts coding one.

Genryuusai and Aizen deserve to be on the top, I don't know about the rest.

Thanks. Fixed. It is true that the entire Silent Hill "myth" is extremely complicated, and even the hints that the games and the movie reveal aren't really coherent at first sight. The added symbolism only makes things even harder to understand but once you begin to get it, it makes a surprising amount of sense in a very creepy and disturbing way. You really need to pay attention to every little detail and start piecing the whole thing together that way.

Gah, the answer was right there and yet I was completely oblivious to it. :/

That's the last room. Hint: look at the amount of times the light bulb over each sector flashes. Eh, I don't think that we're talking about the same thing and I apologize for being vague. I'm in the room where you push a plank (or whatever it is) and then cross the first gap. The middle platform has two strips that change color each time you walk over one and on the other side there's another raised plank-thingie.

Awesome indeed! I don't know what to do with those multi-colour floor tiles though! PROTIP: Look at the pattern above the door. If you mean the other room with multi-color floortiles, I'm working on it.

Awsome game. It even let's you save your progress. No wonder this was ranked #1.

LunarIPS is what you want to be looking for.

Misc. I don't really know what that might be, but the other choices seem somewhat ordinary.

Turn-based I think. I'm not saying that real-time RPGs are worse, but sometimes I feel that I'm not in control when every character in the battle constatantly does something without many breathers. and since all the others that are in your party are computer-controlled, the computer doesn't make very sound decisions all the time.

Did it take you SIX HOURS just to write this review? It looks like it took you six hours since it's so long and it contains so many details. Good job! No. I was lazy and didn't write anything immediately after coming back. I did procrastinate a lot and then I just started drawing parallels between how the games portray the backstory vs. how the movie does the same thing. The whole thing took about 30-45 minutes.

Why don't you people read my SH movie dissection in the Reviews & Rants section.