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I like this a lot. For some reason, I doubt we'll see Venom until someone other than Sam Raimi is at the helm of these movies. Just a hunch. I want Venom in the movies, dammit. I wasn't really a fan of the idea of the webs coming from his wrists as opposed to the shooters. Never really understood why they weren't in the movie in the first place.

Fixed. I'm starting to seriously think Warner Bros. wants to kill the comic book/superhero genre. With Catwoman and Constantine forthcoming, the rumors of Jack Black as GL, McG even being considered to direct Superman, and Superman III & IV and Batman III & IV already under their belts, their résumé is quite ugly. With a legacy such as that, I wouldn't be surprised if some WB exec is hiding some dastardly plot to ruin DC. At least their credibility.

The jobs are the best part. Dashing around with the theif and whatnot? Awesome.

Fixed.

I kinda like V. I'm getting IV and VI after I get rid of Lufia and Lufia 2.

I've no effing idea how to play this game. Someone care to explain how to get started?

Just when you thought that she had a brain, she does something that defies all boundaries of stupid. 1000 points to whoever tricks her into becoming a nudist.

The newest Dead Times rips the shit out of McFarlane's Movie Maniac series of figures. I pretty much agree, too. The figures, while looking good, don't exactly replicate their movies in a way that someone who can be considered a hardcore fan would like.

The Bloody Good Horror Page is a great site for horror fans. Think of any horror movie and it most likely has a review, with stills from the movie. Everything about that site is awesome, interviews...the works! Visit it!

After finishing that, I asked my dad to search through his extensive library of comics, for a lot of the issues that were mentioned. He has quite a few of them. Hopefully, I can read through them and get the Clone Saga experience.

Life of Reilly is a definitive look at the most controversial saga of the Webhead's history. Twists, turns, and so much more await in the 35-part series. (Kinda sounds like a shill promo or something, but the feelings are genuine, as they made me a fan of the Clone Saga with this.)

I love the metal, just because with those claws, he always seemed to have an element of serious gravity to every threat he made. In addition to his tendency to go homicidal at times, that made him a fierce opponent indeed. Without the claws, the ferocity was still there, but he lost a touch of the threat that I hold dear.

I'd have to vote for Solid Snake. It just feels right. He destroyed Metal Gear like 4 times, and then fought a fleet of Metal Gear Rays, single handedly. (Except for the help from Grey Fox in the original MGS, I know.) He is the ultimate action hero. Not Plissken.

I've seen it a few times, I have a few chapters of the manga that I haven't read yet, but it's pretty cool.

:OMG:

Thing is, I make about thirty unnecessary moves towards the end, but I have no alternative, well that I can see anyway. Are you utilizing the ability to jump over other pieces? Yeah. Still making about thirty.

Thing is, I make about thirty unnecessary moves towards the end, but I have no alternative, well that I can see anyway.

96 moves, on the 1st try.

These absolutely rock. They are so awesome!

This is the most genius idea I've seen in such a long time. I cried laughing at one point.

I used to own all three, but I got rid of the PS2 due to mine being a load of shit. The XBOX gets the most play, but that isn't saying much, considering I only own Ikaruga. I used to have others, but the went the way of trade in for XBOX titles.

Which Zelda game? The original gold cart one. She got it for like 3 bucks. My mom rocks at finding deals.

Hell yeah! That cart rocked ass. My parents were in the midst of seperating at the time that my gaming addiction flourished. It was just a distraction at first, but then Mario and LOZ and....it's like crack.

My father got me into video games. He used to play Mighty Bomb Jack and Solomon's Key on the NES and I was hooked from the moment that I was old enough to play. My mother helped to continue my NES obsession, much to her dismay, when she bought a game that she was sure to put me off video games, called the Legend of Zelda. I haven't stopped playing video games since.

Wolverine wins here and he'd probably gut Batman and the Joker. They've got a definate disadvantage against Wolverine, adamantium claws/bones or not.