Hey, are you still there?

You have the most unfinished games for the #1 console on the site (PS2). Congrats!

So you're friend plays PSU online? You wouldn't happen to know his char name would you? I just got a rare mission for the second time and I have no one to do it with...normally you do it with 4 people and you get extra stuff, but all my friends who used to play but don't anymore -.-

Normally I get 25 just because I grind at Metal Slimes for a bit. Unfortunately, DQ2 screws that idea by making Metal Slimes useless. They are as hard to kill as ever, but give like 125 exp. -.-

Remember, Max level is only 30, so 25 isn't really that high.

Animal Crossing has a strange charm to it that just...makes you play. There's nothing to do yet at the same time there's so many things to do. All 3 games are basically the same thing though with just a few minor differences so no matter which one you have you really can't go with any of them.

and Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection is a good deal. Over 40 genesis games for only $30 including some of the best one's like all the Sonic games, Shining Force, Streets of Rage 2 and Phantasy Star IV. I'm not bothering with it though because I already have the normal SGC on PS2 that had 33 games in and most of the new additions that are worthwhile in SGUC I already bought on the Virtual Console before the new collection was ever announced.

So yeah get it.

Hahaha nice new banner. Yeah, I finally got the time to start playing it again so I re-activated my account. I'm trying to get a Psycho Wand but the board refuses to drop for me (The thing to make it) even during this crappy event. =/ PC and PS2 shares the same online server, so if your friend plays, and you play let me know we can party up sometime.

Yup, two days. I've preordered it and everything, first thing in Tuesday morning I shall continue the Zenithian Trilogy!

Best shot is around level 25 or so. At least for me, people seem to be better at doing things at low levels than me.

That, and the DS version wasn't all that different from the GameCube version either. What it comes down to is that there's really not much need to have multiple versions unless you're a particularly forgiving fan (and I know plenty). Myself, I got the GameCube version on accident because it was with the used GC I bought last year, but I really only play it on DS, and then mostly as a placeholder while deciding what to tackle next.

Why did you reset youor Completed Games Count? °_°

I'm certainly trying not to give up on Nightshade, but stage 6 is a neverending source of frustration. As it stands, I cannot try it more than a few times in a row without having to walk away from it before the temptation to fling the controller at the TV becomes too great. It seems that every time I'm doing well, Hibana decides to dash in a sudden different direction, make a pathetic hop of a jump instead of the one I need, or randomly refuse to cling to the side of a speeding truck. All these things she only does when it's life or death, and the level has no checkpoints. Death = haha, have fun doing the whole level again, sucker. My patience is being sorely tested.

Animal Crossing is fun enough. What you have to realize with this one is that it's not a game you play for hours at a time. It's entirely aimed at something you come back to a little each day. And it certainly has the power to make you do that.

I've never played Disgaea 2, but I did play the PSP remake of 1, and I have to say that I enjoy 3 more. A lot of the systems were fixed between the two games, like the random dungeon Item World, and the characters (Outside of the main cast) are more enjoyable in 3. Yeah, Laharl, Etna and Flonne are good characters, but any after them don't seem to be as good in D1. But in D3, besides the main good guys, everyone is good characters.

Ah, that's where the armor is. I remember where two other pieces are. All this talk about DQ1 makes me want to play it again...