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  • Wutwut.

    Also, something crossed my mind earlier: assuming you're not going to leave TEEG for dead, I could imagine Master Prince Fleaswallow (y'know, from the first Parappa game) being one of the criminals involved, even if he's being no pettier than Clint was in RS.
    I believe so.

    Fair enough, and, yes, that is her name, but she's better known by her stage name Caro Emerald. Despite that, I still credit her as Caroline [Esmeralda] van der Leeuw. She's Dutch, y'see. As is Neptune Rouge.
    Hm. Semi-related fact that may be of use: Neptune Shadow's VA is the really bad one from Sonic Free Riders, since his accent is closest to the Blazian accent, out of Shadow's VAs to date. Whether or not that changes things is down to you.
    While there are some obscure and obtuse missions and clues, I'll admit, I still think it's an excellent addition to a landmark game.
    Hmm. I'm fairly sure that, whether it circulated the interwebz or not, it's a load of bollocks.

    But Mission Mode was the whole reason why I bought the Gamecube version in the first place! (Y'know, since I first played and completed the Dreamcast version, because I'm such a hipster.) But seriously, Mission Mode is more awesome that you give it credit for.
    Hm. That reminds me...It was probably a hoax, but there used to be a rumour circulating the internets that if you could jump over the train in Station Square in Sonic Adventure as Sonic, then a statue of Super Sonic could be found on the other side and touching it would unlock Super Sonic's story early. Have you encountered rumours of that nature, or did my brain just randomly make up convincing memories of reading such things?

    ...Which, in turn, reminds me: how's Sonic Adventure going? Or have you still not gotten back to it yet?
    Hm. Aside from Dark Jake, what other requirements would there be to unlock characters? Or would it just be straight-up mode completion?
    OH OKAYZ. I was expecting he'd at least cameo, though, just to establish that Bark's retribution left him stuck in a wheelchair with a fractured pelvis. ...As for the whole surgical castration thing, for the sake of decency, I'd expect that to, regardless, simply remain Word Of God, like we agreed.
    Unrelated: I gave up on that game partway through world 3-- or, at least, I think I did. I don't remember playing any further than that. Hm...

    Oh, yeah. Speaking of Nack, when is he going to make his next appearance/cameo?-- assuming he is going to at all, of course.
    I think it might have been. I know there was a level called 'Garish Gears' that was pretty much a GBA version of part of one of the levels from Rayman 2: The Great Escape in which one has to carry three Powder Kegs from point A to point B (in both cases, a generator), while avoiding getting shot by the generator's defence mechanism, done by tossing the keg into the air for a moment to throw a punch at the incoming missiles, then catching the keg again and proceeding. Was that 3?

    Semi-related, how many, if any, TEE characters would be of a similar role if a TEE version of games like that existed?
    I forget what the game was called, but it was for the GBA, and you'd enter levels by way of blue curtains (with red curtains representing locked levels) just randomly scattered around an overworld, and worlds 2 and 3 were called, as I recall, Haunted Dreams and Magmacosm, respectively. In any case, I was trying to wake the game up from Sleep Mode, but I couldn't remember the button combination to do so, so I just started mashing random buttons. The game came back on, and Rayman was stuck doing a weird taunt on a permanent loop. As in, he just wouldn't stop no matter what I pressed.

    ...I have very little idea what you're talking about now.
    (Context: Since the introduction of semi-finals to the ESC, Belarus have qualified a grand total of once, and that was in 2010, with a pretty terrible song. In other words, they rarely do well.)

    ...This might sound random, but this particular ramble reminds me of some weird glitch that happened while I was playing a Rayman game once.
    Fair enough to both.

    Also, I broke my promise not to listen to any ESC songs apart from those of the Big Five and Switzerland before the contest itself in May-- but Belarus, the only country besides Switzerland to have chosen their song at the moment (save for Belgium, who decide tomorrow morning), and also the first this year, tempted me and I caved in. Not that you care, but it was totally worth it. On the offchance that you do actually care, go onto YouTube and look up 'Alyona Lanskaya Rhythm Of Love'. Surprisingly brilliant song. Belarus might actually stand a chance this coming year.
    ...It's about time our signature field of puns ran dry...

    I'm not sure; I hadn't given it any thought. Considering, though, that Inferno Bentley isn't wheelchair-bound, I'd say it'd be a safe bet that Neptune Bentley is, but since Sly works for the Soleannese government, at no point would he and Bentley have travelled to Australia to bring Murray back, so...Well, I guess there you have it. Bentley's probably still somewhere in Paris while Murray's in the Australian outback somewhere. Why?
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