SlidellMan

Loved that series.   About all the Kirby I know.

I don't know about 10 worst, but the DTV crapfest THE ICE CREAM MAN has the villain just fall into an ice cream vat, jiggle his legs a little, and that's it.  No gore or nothing.  A guy as funky looking as Clint Howard needs to die a much more horrible death!

Also, Nancy's mom at the end of Nightmare On Elm Street (original).. it's more laughable than anything!  She gets sucked through the door at hyper speed by Freddy's arm.

I will always remember him for that role and the priest in the Exorcist...

And King Osric, from Conan the Barbarian!  RIP.

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And I who only wanted to try to find out what the limits/boyndaries of  ‘aorist’-forms as given in interpretation (kóine gr.—> Eng.) would produce. I’m nowhere.

Yet.

I'm not, but I would like to be. I just started studying Koine Greek, although I've barely gotten through the alphabet. I imagine it will take me a long time (if ever) to become anywhere near fluent. 

Lunar is the first thing that comes to mind when I try to think of a 'so bad its good' RPG.  It has fun with itself, but at least as far as I got, it was also legitimately awful.  I file it pretty much next to Great Greed and Shut Up and Jam Gaiden.

To you as well!

Ohh dear..

One of the greatest shooters of all time! All versions.  

Blast off and strike the evil Bydo Empire!

This comedian has ceased to be

I liked it back in the day, still do 

By the way, I wouldn't mind a remake of Sailor Moon: Another Story, provided it improved on the gameplay and used the original show's music. (I'm talking about expanding on the Sailor Senshis' attack roster.)

Is that why that really old SNL episode was on at 10:00pm last night?

Then there's also this little number some of you may remember from your local Z-ROCK in 1989!

I admit to liking the designs of the orcs in that film, even if they aren't well animated.

I generally liked the songs from the first animated movie (1977) better, especially "The Funny Little Things" and "Down, Down To Goblin Town", but "Where There's A Whip There's A Way" is also pretty good.

Played most of it- fun action RPG, subverts your expectations of what an anime-esque game should be (I'm told if you've played anything else by Yoko Taro, that's a trademark). Crazy storyline that will simultaneously intrigue & utterly confuse you. It's not super pretty & prone to some glitchy graphical nonsense/slowdown, but it doesn't become unplayable at any point- just annoying.

The game does have multiple endings, but they are presented in sequence- just keep hitting continue after the credits roll & you'll automatically be put on the right path, so don't worry about screwing anything up.

What really bugged me- and trying very hard not to get spoilery here- was the late-game requirement that slams a big ol' grindy roadblock in between you & the final chapter. It utterly destroyed my immersion, & ultimately I gave up & watched someone else's video of the last chunk. The final battle is... unorthodox, & a lot of people don't seem to care for it.

Ultimately- look up the opening cinematic online, & if that looks like something you wanna play (and you can handle the rough edges), you'll enjoy at least most of it.