Lavos222

Dream Job: Ghostbuster

Gears Of War 2: Superbabies

Cleaner Toilets!

Or maybe it's that button below the characters, and I'm just unobservant.... Still though, it looks completely fake.

It's certainly a fake, if only because there's no Random Character spot... Also, If Wing Waker Link is in (which would be awesome), they'd probably wouldn't use a piece of 2D art for him.

I love joyswag...

Hopefully the eventual (possible, god damnit, I hope they make a) Wii version will be even cheaper since all the wireless tech is in the Wiimote...

Although there's only 4 (or 5) games from the last generation of consoles, all 10 are from the last two generations. In fact, looking at the GameRankings listing, all games in the top 100 are from the last two generations, which seemed weird.

After fiddling with the search parameters for a while, I figured that the default settings required that at least 20 reviews be tabulated for the list, which seems a bit prejudicial to me, since game reviews before 10 years ago were mainly found offline, and were much more sparse, not to meinton harder to track.

So, adjusting the settings to allow games with more than 5 reviews, we get a slightly different top 10, and a radically different top 100...

1. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64, Nintendo, 97.8 avg. review)
2. Metal Gear Solid (GBC, Konami, 97.0 avg. review)
3. Super Mario World (SNES, Nintendo, 96.7 avg. review)
4. Soul Calibur (DC, Namco, 96.4 avg. review)
5. Metroid Prime (GC, Nintendo, 96.3 avg. review)
6. Tekken 3 (PSX, Namco, 96.3 avg. review)
7. GoldenEye 007 (N64, Nintendo, 96.0 avg. review)
8. Resident Evil 4 (GC, Capcom, 95.9 avg. review)
9. Super Mario 64 (N64, Nintendo, 95.8 avg. review)
10. Halo: Combat Evolved (Xbox, Microsoft Game Studios, 95.7 avg. review)

Whether this is more or less fair is up to the individual, I suppose, but the adjustment allows such games as Donkey Kong Country 2, Super Metroid, Warcraft II, A Link to the Past and Quake into the top 100.

They have a few Speakers Corner booths for CityTV Vancouver too, as well as one in Victoria for A Channel. I would think they have them in other canadian cities with CHUM affiliates, but I wouldn't know...

I've never used the faucilities, but it's nice to know that if you're an effective enough ranter, or are drunk, you can get your voice heard.

"Outside US, allow 8-12 weeks."

So Canadians are in! (rock!)