I'm glad Osama got what was coming to him, but god, I just know a lot people are going to be acting like cocky fools over the next few days. We're going to see an upsurge in patriotism, and anyone who isn't screaming and cheering over the death of a human being is going to be labeled a facist commie atheist traitor un-American sunnuvagun.

Let's keep things in perspective. Americans already have a reputation of being full of themselves.

Oh, who am I kidding?

The detailed 2D graphics, the wonderful sound synthesizer, the fluidity of movement...the SNES did so many things right on the hardware side, it's no wonder so many timeless and influential games were made for it.

I know the PS2 and PS1 also get a lot of love because of their huge game libraries, but how many of those titles have truly stood the test of time? Not more than that of the Gamecube or N64, that's for sure.

The SNES on the other hand...even the mediocre titles are fun to play, look at, and hear, thanks to the fantastic hardware. I can't say that about any other system.

And no, I'm not saying all this out of nostalgia. I was way too young to appreciate the SNES when it came out, as I was only a baby then. So I have far more nostalgia for the N64.

I still think Waluigi is the worst, although Lubba takes a overall high position.

TheFallenDemon

He's not as bad as those Pianta people from Mario Sunshine.

AlmightyDerek

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Interesting. It doesn't stretch when you play the trial version in Brawl. I wonder why it does for the actual game.

LegatoSkyheart

You know I never actually tried the Demos on this TV yet. Is your settings on Widescreen?

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he is in love with Che Guevara.

bob_newman

Pics or it didn't happen.

Interesting. It doesn't stretch when you play the trial version in Brawl. I wonder why it does for the actual game.

His jokes suck, he looks like the star version of Barney the Dinosaur, and he is in love with Che Guevara.