Posts by Pekachew

    So apparently I never actually knew this, but it appears that the first 4 regions, 1-7 island, as well as the Pokémon Ranger and Pokémon Colosseum regions sit all in one place on a map.

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    I find this rather interesting if you ask me.. what do you guys think?

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    This all being said, you'll actually need some experience with writing and a bit of gaming information. You'll need to know what's fact and what is theory, etc.etc.

    To be honest, the more the marrier in staff members, but it's hard to point out who actually does their job, and who actually wants to stay and be part of a grand community.

    Nobody actually likes moving, school change, friends change, house change. So many things change. I never moves, so.. I don't have so much experience of moving.

    An answer please; is there anything you like upon moving? Fun thing or something?

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    To be honest, moving is quite depressing... you lose a lot of things when you move sadly...

    Don't get me wrong. I like the N64. I have no personal problem with the controller. But the controller was poorly designed. When people look at any other controller, they can instantly see exactly how it works. When people look at an N64 controller for the first time, they're just confused.

    Perhaps the controller's design might have been justified if you ever actually needed to use the left handle. But aside from a handful of games no one cared about, that didn't really happen.


    Well, the N64 has two uses, which is why it has a middle handle and a Z button in the back of it. You can hold it from the middle and right side of the controller. (Mostly used for Smash bros, Zelda Titles, Mario 64, Star Fox, and such.) However there was also a D-Pad to the left, which you rarely ever used and the only popular game you ever used it in was Kirby's Crystal Shards.

    Satoru Iwata was the man that got me into gaming. I actually had met him in America once during a convention for the Nintendo Wii back in 2007 for America. He was an extremely great man, and fun to talk to. We had talked about a few things about future events and what he wanted to bring to the world.

    His greatest passion, was his very own job, a place he wished he could have done more throughout the years due to hospitalization. At the time, he wasn't that bad.. but I had asked if he would at least look into his medical history for himself at least. He said he would. He loved working for what he represented, as much as he wanted to express his own worlds from when he was a child. Much like Mr. Itoi, and Mr. Miyamoto, they all had a dream... Iwata... never finished his.

    I only had seen him again at a convention here in America for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011-2012, I had asked how he felt and he just as he had said on social media "Progressing slowly". The things he thought about and the things he wanted to push through to the future generation was astonishing, meeting and speaking to him over coffee was the greatest thing I have ever experienced in my life.

    During the time of developing The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, and back During the Twilight Princess age, he had explained that he saw a huge chronological dating period.. and I had noticed the same, as well with other game titles, he saw himself over and over as a child.. just lost in a world. I felt sorry for him, I wanted him to explore other worlds instead of being lost in his own, but.. it seems I and we to and extent were far too late to give him a world he wished was a reality.

    A Great Man, I will never Forget.

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    I have never played anything newer than Diamond or Pearl. I still have a regular DS lite. I know I know. I need to buy one. But this feature seems weird. What is it like sims now?

    Eww no sims no. It's just a small addition to the game to make you feel more like it's YOUR adventure instead of someone elses.. you know?