Reiraku

That's how I felt when I saw how Colleen Camp went. We'll always remember you, Yvette

The first X game is still probably my favorite of the franchise, just narrowly beating out the very first MM.

I used to lurk SRK way back in the 03/04 days for video links (the days before YouTube). Didn't actually register an account until 2014 though.

You're a good Bee.

I did too last night. Still waiting on that to register over here though

I did link my account, but it has not registered any activity from me. It will likely have to be done manually.

I have a complete collection of the 92 Marvel Masterpiece set and I used to have somewhere around 90% of those Marvel Metal series cards. The one set I came super close to completing but never did was the 1994 Fleer set that had each card be part of a bigger 3x3 image. I was only missing 2 or 3 cards from that.

Here it is 10. Hulk 9. Firestorm 8. Prof. X 7. Spawn 6. Dr. Strange 5. Flash 4. Wonder Woman 3. Superman 2. Thor 1. Silver Surfer

When that issue came out, WWH wasn't even a thing. This was mid-early 90's at the time. I think Firelord was at 9, the Flash at 7 or 6. I might be able to find that issue again

I had that issue. They had Thor at #2, Superman at 3. I think Professor X was ranked 8.

Shinjuku was dope, but had the worst final battle. Wicked City was awesome.

Having to pick your own switch sucked, but the worst thing I ever had to do was sit on my knees on a hard wood floor. You think it's no big deal, just a little boring at first, but then it starts to get a bit uncomfortable. After the first hour, you're begging for reasons to get up.

I have quite a few old retro games. I prefer to collect just older games that meant a lot to me growing up. So far, I have CIB Phantasy Star 1 for the Master System and CIB Phantasy Star 2 and 3 for the Genesis. Other additions include the N64 staples (Mario, Kart, each version of both Zelda games, and of course, Mischief Makers) and a LOT of NES titles. I did have two copies of Kickmaster, but sold one to a guy here in Vegas.

Because I live here and it'd be cheaper for me. Also, I could probably bring enough set ups for us here on this forum.

I used to use that one on the CoH forums WAY back in the day. It's one of my favorites

People sleep on how absolutely devastating Genma actually can be. Dude created two martial arts forms that he had to seal away because they were too powerful.

Keep in mind that if you watch Ranma, you'll want to go back and read the manga afterwards. The anime only goes about halfway through the whole of the series and doesn't get to some of the best arcs. Plus some minor details are different between the two.

Here, have some best girl

Goddamn, this is making me want to watch it again. Welp, time to throw it on!

It was more popular in the western markets than it was in Japan compared to other anime. It still was fairly popular though, just that it had to contend with Dragon Ball in it's prime, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Sailor Moon later on. That's a hell of a stacked deck to compete with.

That was ElderGod, I believe.

Akari Unryu was awesome. And Herb and Saffron both deserve their own movies.

Diagnosed bi-polar diabetic in a movie like that following that life changing event? That's like playing Russian Roulette with M32 Rotary Grenade Launcher.

The fact that Inu Yasha got not only a conclusion in its follow up movie, but also a spin-off sequel rustles my jimmies. Rumiko's other works are so much better. Can't we get the same for Ranma?

I was going to sucker my wife into seeing that with me in the theaters when they were doing their Summer of Ghibli event. It would have been one week after Evo. Then her mom passed that July. I think taking her to a movie like that right after would not be the best move.