@Suzerian, I'm so jealous of your short list to play. But I don't play console games much which is why my list is so long. I'm too busy blaying online games usually ><

I liked Final Fantasy Tactics on the PS1 way back even though it was hard, I enventually figured it out and did an entire run of the game without having to powerlevel at all.

@Sheol: wow you hit the level cap? o: I sure didn't. I just wandered rather aimlessly for fun. Maybe did a handful of quests. But yup I wandered xD I have played Dragon Quest, and it is fun I must say C: Only....12(?) and Rocket Slime if that counts lol

@Sushi: hmm I wish I could help with that. But Sadly I don't look at the games in walmart like I used to. -works at a walmart-

LOL. Walmart? Amazing. :D
It was in the 20 dollar box. Like, the stuff they need to get rid of I guess xD

yes, we have that too xD
We bought Lost Planet 2...could get into it like the first one so I didn't get anywhere at all really. Better get it before they get rid of it another way if you want it.

Do they throw it away? I've always been curious about that.

@Serra, the first time I played FFT I rented it (I think I was around 10 at the time) and I had to return it before getting past the fourth battle. That game had a tough learning curve. (Of course, it's stupidly easy to break once you know what you're doing.)

@Jurinjo, yeah I did a lot of exploring and wandering around in Fallout 3. I probably hit most of the locations on the map. That's the way I am in those games, though. Same thing with Elder Scrolls, the main storyline is always in the background for me.

Doing this cosplay makes me want to play Breath of Fire now...

Wait, she's from Breath of Fire? No wonder she looks familiar to me. It's been forever since I played those. The third game was my favorite by far.

I think I've only finished a few games in my gamer life: Dark Cloud, Lion King (Sega Genesis and Game Gear), Primal Something-or-other (dinosaur fighting game for Sega Genesis), FF Tactics A2 and Cool Spot (Sega Genesis). Remember when 7-up has the little red dot as their mascot? He had his own game. :). The newer Zelda's too, though Majora's Mask and twilight Princess where joint efforts with my stepsister.

I'm still working my way through Castlevania; Lament of Innocence, Devil May Cry, Okami, my Silent Hill 2 disc that won't work, FFXII, Alice in Wonderland, and on PC Baldur's Gate (lost the save), Icewind Dale (also lost the save and now the game won't work), Morrowind, and probably a couple others that I forgot. (This does not include the stuff I've played and since quit). So yeah, I'm fickle.

I never really know what games to get either. I think I buy one or two a year, maybe. I have Pokemon Black and before that I bought Pokemon soul silver. Those are the last two I got. Apart from my "to finish" list my "to play" list consisters of Genji: Dawn of the Samurai, and Warcraft Three on PC. That's it.

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Ugh. Net's so bad I'm not even sure what I typed up there. Breath of Fire wasn't bad. We played into 4 I think, though Mr. Ancient accent guy drove me insane. My poor lit student ears!

Yes she's from the second one. I think I enjoyed the fourth one a lot, but I also liked that odd one on the PS2, umm.. Dragon Quarter I think was the name.

I only remember playing 1 and 3. Not sure I if I got to any of the others. I probably at least saw 2 played, though, since I recognize her. My uncle had like every SNES RPG ever and I was over there playing all the time when I was young, so I got exposed to a lot of games I never ended up getting for myself.

4 I think was PS1. My friends and I were playing it at hospital one day when my friend brought his playstation while they kept me company. I liked the game (watching anyway. He usually played). It did have an obscene amount of go-fetch quests though. That was not so much fun. Accent Boy was a interesting character, some ancient re-awakened guy of some sort, purple clothes and silver hair, the text was nasty though. Pretty much add "eth" or "dst" to the end of every other word and make the rest of them "thee"s, "thou"s and "thy"s.

That accent sounds maddening. I'll never understand why writers have such a hard time doing that right. It really isn't that hard to get the conjugation right in most cases.

I once had a heck of a time trying to explain "lest" so somebody. He seemed to think it was a fancy version of "unless."

*sigh*

Don't even get me started on whereat, wherefore, wherefrom, whence, thence, hence, hither, whither, *ahem* stopping now.

Grr my internet cut out so my post is lost. Anyways no they mail back to sender basically. For food items that expire management sometimes will give them to employees if it isn't actually bad yet.
Wow did you must've put a lot of hours just to do that! It's almost sad that a plot driven person like me also tuned the story out into the background lol Oh the poor citizens of the Capital Wasteland xD