Recent content by Grand Track

Sweet Zombie Jesus, yes!

I have to give it to Wind Waker. Ocarina of Time definitely has a better-known soundtrack, but I thought Wind Waker's was incredibly well-done.

I have to go with Assassin's Creed 1. Listening to long, drawn-out conversations with one stagnant camera angle is bad enough, but being able to control the character in a very small zone, and all you can do is just...walk around? Pointless and boring.

I'm a nerd. Being a nerd, it means I tend to make sound-effects during conversations. And I am male. I mean, I can't even describe to you how awesome my "SWOOOSH!' sound effect is now.

You know...that's actually a damn good point. I mean, I'm not about to go out and marry my PS3 or anything (it would be pointless. She lets ANYBODY touch her, so there's not much commitment), but I would understand why someone would. I mean, as long as you keep an inanimate object locked away...

TNG will always have my heart. The writing, directing, and characters were all more fleshed-out than in other series. Voyager was just...too weird for me.

Kingdom Hearts 2. While not a bad game by any stretch, the story itself seemed to lose the charm that it had on the first game, not to mention the characters became WAAAAY more annoying. Maybe returning to 80% of the worlds you "locked" in the first game tainted it a bit.

Seconded. Do yourself a favor and watch Gundam Wing. Every Gundam series tends to be excellent, but Wing is the holy-grail of awesomeness. Watch that first, move to other series if you like it. Also, Cowboy Bebop. Old anime standard, but I've yet to meet ANYONE who doesn't like it.

The Church of Spock. Not of Vulcan, of SPOCK. Every Sunday, we would gather at church, watch an episode of Star Trek, and observe how Spock behaves in the dire situation of the episode. Then we will meditate on his decision, and try to incorporate his logical ways into our hearts. All...

I play Chrono Trigger through at least twice a year. Better RPGs have come out since then, but I still love that game. But the OLDEST game I still play on a regular basis has to be, hands-down, River City Ransom for the NES. I can't tell you how many times I've played that so far.