deadlylife

Um... they didn't prevent us from doing it, they just didn't allow us to, there's fine line there, am I still safe with homebrew?

I know that homebrew and owning a flashcart is 100% legal if you don't pirate, but, will this mean that owning one in the US could become illegal? I would hate to give up my precious homebrew just because some people pirate.

Nice feature, I've always wanted to try imports but have been a bit edgy about the nature of international sales.

The first time I encountered the jellyfish, I didn't know how to get rid of them and it took me about 25 minutes to figure it out and another 5 or so to finish them. Longest battle I've ever been in. :P

How is this series guys?

I don't know, it looks silly, but, if it's cheap, I might pick it up for TFU.

Will there be beer?

What game is it tonight? Mario Kart SSBB? Do you guys ever play MoH:H2?

so you're saying I should get it?

I loved the handheld versions. The Gamecube version just didn't fit, when I look at a TV, I expect action and something well paced. I'm not saying that FE games are not like that, they are very well paced (still hoping for no time limits). After the Gamecube being somewhat of a dud, I never even game the Wii version any thought.

It started as a GBA RPG (in America) so that's what I got into, the console version does not feel right.

In my opinion, the graphics look more appealing to me in this style. Fire Emblem seemed like the kind of game that still wanted to be a game, as much of a game without flat-out breaking the fourth wall. If they make a step up graphically (looking nicer), it seems like cutting some area of graphics down would keep it feeling like a game and less of a war simulation.

I don't know if that came out right.