Recent content by Space Cowgirl

Assassin's Creed Revelations and Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.

It depends on the game, really. But for the most part, I like to use WASD.

Myself, not really. I don't do much in the way of posting, so I'm not very well known 'round the forums.

The only JRPGs that I've gotten into were Final Fantasy X, Radiata Stories, Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2, and Okami.

I have a small laundry list of games that I totally regret buying. CSI: Miami on PC; Can't place what's bad about it, it's just all bad all the time. Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass on DS; I never thought I'd actually be saying that, but it's quite true. Just watch Yahtzee's review on...

Meh, I wouldn't get my hopes up about it. But, meh, you never know.

Mine was RE4 on the PS2 when I was about 18. Had to buy it off the discount sack since it had been out a while. But I did play some of the previous Resident Evils with a big RE fan friend of mine.

Yeah, sure, I'd tell a couple of friends, long as they keep quiet about it. But depending on what superpower I'd have, I could totally prank all the friends I didn't tell and they wouldn't know it was me.

I get called weird for pretty much everything. But mostly for my taste in music, which is outside the norm, which I got so much hell for in high school and sometimes in me two years of college. Also for the way I dress and sometimes offer quirky situational advice.

A male version of myself? Bring it on! I'd finally have someone to play co-op stuff with!

This is gonna sound really lame, but I'm just now playing Portal. Only way I could play it was through the Steam thing where it was for free.

Batman, for he thinks of everything and has everything in his utility belt. Yahtzee, 'cause he'd be able to distract the enemy with extreme cynicism. Tidus (Final Fantasy X), just for cannon fodder and someone to yell at periodically. Yes.

Uhhh, fuck, I dunno. I loved the ones that I've had the time to finish, but my all-time favourite's gotta be either the horse-lookin' one or the flying one. Probably the flying one a little more probably 'cause of the amount of times I yelled and cursed at the thing every time I fell off.

I do agree with a few points that he's made, but I don't always agree. The reason so many agree with him is that he brings up a lot of valid points that many reviewers may overlook.

We have like, three cats and they are all awesome. One enjoys getting on top of the fridge, in the sink and in the windowsill and knocking things off the piano as well. Another enjoys hiding under my bed, snuggling, and playing. The third also likes getting in the window and trying to get...