What game are you currently playing?

I've managed to get a Nidoran male, and have most of my final team already, my Charmander, Gyarados, Spearow, Pikachu, and Nidoran. I'm missing a good fighting pokemon, such as Machop, but will most likely have the Fighting pokemon get swapped out for anything else I would need in a given situation, such as a psychic pokemon. Mister Mime is quite a good substitute for Alakazam.

It doesn't matter all that much now at least.

I'm more or less into watching the Yogscast minecraft/rift/other videos as opposed to playing games, but I still play Leaf Green. And making boring youtube videos.

Sounds good. If I were to try an online game I might give Rift a try, it seems like a decent MMO if anything.

I've heard a lot of good things about The Witcher from Shawn Andrich who hosts the Gamers With Jobs podcast.

I've been playing a lot of Pokemon Leaf Green, I've beaten the third gym, Electric, and am making my way to Lavender Town to decimate Erika's Grass Gym with my soon-to-evolve Charmeleon. Her trainers and pokemon of her own shall pave the way to my obtaining Charizard with their corpses.

Indeed, that is one thing I found very daunting about Fire Emblem games. It is one of the few things that make Shining Force a better choice for a strategy RPG, including being able to revisit areas to level up your units.

I've wanted to try that game. Apparently I can buy a chapter and decide on that whether or not I wish to continue playing after the fact. 22 characters sounds interesting.

I've begun to learn a bit about Mugen. I've learned about importing characters and stages, as well as adding music to the stages. I used the DJ Van E.V.E. for my screen layout. It's quite an interesting change in the character select among other things, but I would like to change to the HD version at some point.

I would like to purchase the Final Fantasy re-releases on the newer platforms for the collector's aspect, as well as to find the better version of the lot. I like that they go out of their way to remake their more succesful games in other manners such as 3D versions and whatnot.

I've put a couple of hours in Borderlands for the 360, such a fantastic game! I love the Diablo-esque game mechanics, and the fact that it's a First Person Shooter RPG makes me love the game even more.

Besides that, I've tried to fiddle about with M.U.G.E.N. for the first time. I've followed a simple tutorial from Mugen-Infantry, and I've learned how to get a new E.V.E. (which is the layout of the game, such as the intro screen, character select, etc.), how to add new characters, how to add stages and allocate them to players if you want to, as well as adding music to said stages. I love in-depth programs such as Stepmania and M.U.G.E.N. where you can completely customize not only the content but the program itself.

Does anyone here use M.U.G.E.N.?

Indeed? I thank thee then. I've played a few more hours today, the game has enough to challenge me without me being irate at the game; I have yet to find an instance where I'm genuinely stressed out or anything of the sort. There was this one instance where I fought Scar the Skag boss for the first time, had placed my Scorpio turret (I am playing as a Soldier if you couldn't tell by this point), and as I was firing at Scar, he launched me into the air from the other side of my turret's barricade, sending me into some cacti, thoroughly planting me into some geometry that I could not get out of, forcing me to exit the game and restart. This meant going all the way through the dens of Skags that I had previously defeated along the way. The bright side was that I had gotten a level from Scar at that point, and retained all of my loot and experience from the first foray into Skag Valley.

All in all a terrific game that suits my tastes just fine.

With so few threads that have as long a life span as this, I doubt that anyone would begrudge you any for posting here, we're still posting after all.

I've gotten up to level 19 with my Soldier in Borderlands, and my weapons include a sniper rifle, a nice electric-imbued sub machine gun, and a good shot gun. Once my fourth slot is opened, I shall place an electric-imbued rocket launcher that I found, and will replace it with my powerful electric-imbued magnum once I reach level 25. Lightning element is terrific in this game. It cuts through energy shields and stuns, which I definitely need against tanks such as the Alpha Skags. Ever have to fight three at a time? It's not a walk in the park.

All of my quests are finished, except for going into the mines to defeat Sledge. I shall attempt to gain a level or two before venturing into that area, I don't feel adequate enough for the job as of yet.

Besides Borderlands, I've gotten into the Team Rocket base in Leaf Green, and am at Giovanni's room. My pokemon are a Charizard, a Gyarados level 29 (or 30), a Fearow level 30, a Nidorino level 30 (I will wait until it obtains its next move before using a moonstone on it, at level 35 or 36 I believe), a Pikachu level 28 (I bought a Thunderstone, but will only use it at 41 after it's learned Thunder), and my HM pokemon, Bellsprout. It is only level 14 or 15 I think.

I haven't played any games on the PS3 or PSP unfortunately.

Would you happen to know which version of Mugen would be best for me to use? I've deleted Mugen after an hour of fruitless effort to make the music play for the Title, Select, and Versus screens... apparently I'm one of many MANY people who've had this happen. I apparently have to re-download Mugen or some such thing, but am unsure which version to get. I know there is WinMugen, which I had tried to and failed to get to work, as well as Mugen 1.0.

I will try to find the official Mugen website, hopefully there is one.

I made an account on Newgrounds to obtain the medals I can unlock when playing games, I unlocked a few by playing Epic Battle Fantasy, it's quite enjoyable.

I have an opportunity to purchase it for the Dreamcast, but am hoping to get it both for the Dreamcast and the Gamecube, as collectors' items. Should I play the Gamecube version?

Indeed. Then I shall give the Dreamcast version a test run; if I can play through Shadow Madness and absolutely love it, then graphics most likely do not have much pull over me.

I've bought Rune Factory for the DS and Drilldozer for the Game Boy Advance. Drilldozer is quite enjoyable, and I am a fan of Harvest Moon which is why I bought Rune Factory knowing that I would have a good experience with it.

Someday I might attempt to purchase the complete box set of the Japanese game SeGaGaGa, its title resembling the Sega logo, but being SGGG instead of SEGA. It's a very interesting game, and the box set is chalk-full of goodies. I suggest looking it up on HappyConsoleGamer's channel, since he has the best review video of SeGaGaGa as of right now.