Yeah maybe. But ultimately I think S-E saw how much Nintendo made by putting out a non-updated SNES collection onto a Wii disc, and figured they could do the same thing. I really can't say we're missing out on anything since the GBC versions are generally considered superior (I really hope those end up on the 3DS' virtual console). But I bet it's still going to come with some cool artwork or a book or CD as the Mario 25th anniverary did and I wouldn't mind getting my hands on that.  

Sorry Drunk/Double Posting!

Pretty damn drunk!

Dvader said:

How drunk?

Where are you now, anyway?

I love even the beginning parts. The mystery of the Spirit World, the Search for Ra's Mirror...

NONE of the DQ games have had STUPENDOUS stories!

THAT'S what I've loved about 'em!

The day Square starts forcing Enix to put Emo Boys and Super serious Princesses in DQ, is the day I QUIT gaming!

Don't you "love" boss battles like these?  I just FAQ'd this boss in Dark Sector after not knowing what hte hell was going on:

At first Nemesis will simply charge you and try to cut you open with his

blade. He has a permanent shield that negates any damage to him, for the

moment. At first, just wait for him to close in on you and then dodge his

sword strikes.


Occasionally he will get in close and a prompt will pop up that will allow

you to deflect his attack. Additionally, he will very rarely throw his

blade for a one-hit kill. This attack, like his others, can simply be

dodged though.


Wait for him to summon electricity (which will damage you if you're too

close), and then throw his electrified blade at you, which you should

promptly dodge. Follow it to where it lands, and throw the Glaive at it to

charge it with electricity as well. Hitting the shield once with an elec-

trified Glaive will turn the shield a translucent red, but it's still there.

Two shots with an electrified Glaive will take it down completely. I

recommend the latter, which should be do-able in one of Nemesis' electric

blade throws, if you can move fast enough.


Whether you take the shield down to red status, or take it down completely,

you'll now need to hit Nemesis directly, which is a little easier said

than done. He rolls constantly and is usually too close to effectively

use afterTouch on. Your best bet is throwing the Glaive after Nemesis has

dodged or moved, and begins moving toward you. Or, you can try to gain dis-

tance and use afterTouch.


If you don't hit him before he summons his blade back, you will repeat

the attack pattern above. If you do hit him though, then he will glow red,

ready for a finisher. Run up and press the two button prompts, and after

doing so, Nemesis will jump up on a ledge at the end of the area.


From here he will charge his blade and throw it at you, but he himself will

remain atop the ledge with his shield up. Dodge the blade and use it to

charge your Glaive with electricity again, and then use afterTouch to

navigate the Glaive under Nemesis' shield and hit him in the legs. Once

you do, he will jump down and repeat his entire attack pattern.


Do this entire process 3 times to end the fight.

^Yeah, you have to finish that one before you take Haruka back.

Remember the time in which it was made man. I *think* but could be completely wrong that you can go do this in new game plus, but now I am less confident in that.  I think new game plus came with Yakuza 2 on... I'll research.

EDIT: Could not find anything, but did find this picture of my favorite Yakuza character:

"No longer financially viable."

NCsoft has decided to shut down medieval fantasy MMO Lineage in western markets.

The long-running online role-playing game has been active since 1998.

"Unfortunately, after more than 10 years, the original Lineage franchise is no longer financially viable in the West," NCsoft explained in an update on its website." All North American servers maintained by NCsoft will shut down permanently on 29th June.

Jet Force Gemini had a control system superior to RE4. It allowed you to walk and shoot at the same time, furthermore it also made platforming gameplay possible. Making it like RE4 would be a step backwards.