Things don't have to be realistic to be great. For example, I think most of the video games today look better than real life. Do they look more realistic? Hell no. That's impossible. However, they are basically cleaner and depict a fantasy that real life just can't compete with.
1. Comix Zone 2. Fury 3 3. Megaman X2 4. Super Smash Brothers Melee 5. Ninja Gaiden Black These games are my coolest games because each one were not only my favorite games on each of their system, but each replaced the last as being my favorite game of all time. Comix Zone was my original favorite, which was replaced by Fury 3, which was replaced by Megaman X2, and so on until now where my favorite game is Ninja Gaiden Black. You are probably saying to yourself "wait...those are your favorite games but how the hell does that make them cool?" The answer could not be more simple: I am cool by my own standards and what I think is cool automatically negates what everyone else thinks. To put it another way: I don't give a flying fart what you think and as far as I'm concerned, I am the epitome of coolness. You may disagree with that, but honestly I don't care because this view also means that your opinions on what I think are completely meaningless. For example, Chuck Noris is nothing more than an old C-list actor who is all washed up. You may argue with that. You may reguard me as a complete moron for saying such a thing but there's one thing you forget: Your opinion on what is cool to me is the equivalent of your life on a cosmic scale: It doesn't matter at all.
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