Nightmare

Lol.

I was wondering where you went. :o Welcome back.

Happy birthday.

Smoke it up, baby!

*Group hugs* This kinda reminds me of the old days...

I never thought I'd get a person to die happy. Man, I'm so proud of myself. ;_; What are you sorry for...?

I never thought I'd live to see this day. You've grown so much... *sniff*

Wait, Belmont's Revenge was on there too? Damn.

I voted OoE because it's Castlevania.

Then I'll go!

I love the sound of the epic quest. Can I go too?

Incest

*Head asplodes*

Actually, I always thought that cigars make you look classy more than badass. Same for pipes.

I love Times New Roman, myself. That's what I use on MSN.

I don't remember that, it's been a long time since I played the first game... You DO mean the first game, right?

Ah, I see now. I just kinda don't like how everywhere people compare FFVI to VII and saying it trumps it in every way possible. I'm not sure about that, actually. Some features in FFVII were better (I'm going to get hanged for this) like the materia system (which was, in a way, like an upgraded/expanded Esper system) and also things like Limit Breaks. The point I'm making is that, doing that is just as bad as FFVII fanboyism (no offence to you or anybody else here). If you truly believe it then I'm fine with that, but if you're doing it just because FVII is overrated then yeah, that's bad. Well anyway, to get back on topic, Dancing Mad is a fabulous song. Nobuo Uematsu had almost the same style for the 2D games and it was more or less the same for FFVII. But it changed almost completely, come FFVIII. I wonder if he was tired of his old style or something, or just changed his style to fit the newer games. Regardless, he's still a great composer, and Dancing Mad is one of his best works.