NIWA Community Thread 2013

[Naesala]

I hate being in Boston, I want to go back to western Mass.

[R7308xx]

I hate being in Boston, I want to go back to western Mass.

I hate being in Podunk, I want to go back to Twoson. 

[Naesala]

Global Link is one of the most annoying things I have ever used.

[R7308xx]

Global Link is one of the most annoying things I have ever used.

I sadly must agree. Almost as annoying as SSBB's online.

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

Notice anything different?

[Naesala]

Yeah, You're lumpy and you smell awful.

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

No, check my gender.

[Naesala]

New glasses?

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

I IDENTIFY AS FEMALE

FUCK

[Naesala]

You probably miss your old glasses.

[R7308xx]

You are now inferior to most of the members of this forum?
*slap*

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

I'm fucking scum.

[Seritinajii]

dot dot dot...


Where is everyone?!?!

[Naesala]

dot dot dot...


Where is everyone?!?!

I ate them.

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked rocks.

[Torchickens]

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked rocks.

I've heard about the Megami Tensei franchise, but never played any of the games. 

Well I hope Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor comes to Europe soon.


I was reading about the origin of pet-raising games and found this interesting:

The concept of raising artificial creatures in a video game originated in the late 1980s. The Megami Tensei series of role-playing video games, first released by Atlus for the Nintendo Famicom console in 1987, allowed players to capture demons as pets and use them in battle. In 1992, Chunsoft's role-playing game Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride featured an influential monster-collecting mechanic, where monsters can be defeated, captured, added to the party, follow the player character around as a pet, and gain their own experience levels. The game influenced later franchises such as Pokémon, Digimon and Dokapon

That paragraph from Wikipedia is encouraging me to start a small collection of monster-raising RPGs, a lot of people call series like Fossil Fighters, Robopon and Telefang "Pokémon ripoffs" but I find that insulting. Nintendogs is a Cabbage clone by that logic.

[Naesala]

Man, this place is emptier then a fat mans eating hand.

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked rocks.

I've heard about the Megami Tensei franchise, but never played any of the games. 

Well I hope Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor comes to Europe soon.


I was reading about the origin of pet-raising games and found this interesting:

The concept of raising artificial creatures in a video game originated in the late 1980s. The Megami Tensei series of role-playing video games, first released by Atlus for the Nintendo Famicom console in 1987, allowed players to capture demons as pets and use them in battle. In 1992, Chunsoft's role-playing game Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride featured an influential monster-collecting mechanic, where monsters can be defeated, captured, added to the party, follow the player character around as a pet, and gain their own experience levels. The game influenced later franchises such as Pokémon, Digimon and Dokapon

That paragraph from Wikipedia is encouraging me to start a small collection of monster-raising RPGs, a lot of people call series like Fossil Fighters, Robopon and Telefang "Pokémon ripoffs" but I find that insulting. Nintendogs is a Cabbage clone by that logic.

They never come to fucking Europe man.

[R7308xx]

What is with you people.

Pump up the party!

3... 2... 1...

Ah, it's hopeless. This forum is dying.

[Mari-Illustrious-Makinami]

Down with Europe.