Cheshire Catalyst:
1.)I believe it's 99.
2.) When you collect all of the chocograph pieces, the game will tell you.
3.) Normally, summoning Odin causes Odin to swoop in and try and kill all of the enemies. If he misses all of the enemies, then you're screwed. "Odin's Sword" allows you to summon Odin, and have him do actual damage if his instant-kill fails. A pretty, handy skill.
4.) Yes.
5.) You can win a Pumice Piece and Dark Matter from Ozma. If you steal stuff, you can snag a Robe of Lords if you're lucky enough.

I'm sick and tired of media and video game violence, and I'm forced to look at it everytime someone wants to buy an "M" game from my place of employment, once I ring it past the lil laser scanny things, up on my monitor pops 'Guest must be 17 or accompanied by an adult to purchase' Well...fine...I can understand that....OH, her comes a 5 year old wanting to buy...oh I dont' know...Seven...is that a gory movie? Whatever....there is no legal reason, nor company sponsored reason why I couldn't sell this child the video, however, if he wanted Parasite Eve II, which...for all I could get through without just giving up in total frustration...10 minutes...there's no OVERLY gory stuff...no more then is present in the worst of movies...also I would think a kid is less likely to be violent because of violent movies...I frankly am disturbed by scenes of violence, and would not do anything to spread any more violence...violent people are violent because of internal unbalances, or a lifetime of abuse, likely caused by parent or other harsh outside influences, the cruel jokes of children let's say. However...a movie like South Park *which I laughed hysterically at...* or, Friday, or any other movie supporting harsh language, or drug use...that's going to be more impressionable in a kid's mind...in a "normal" kid's mind anyway... Anyway, where was I? Oh yah...people are stupid...don't yell at a cashier for something that's not their fault...as much as I know I like to think I am a god...we aren't omniscient...we don't know the price of everything in the store...we're little more then trained monkeys, but trained monkeys with feelings...I hurt on the inside when people yell at me...in fact...I'm going to cry now **sob**

Bilbo "I found a copper nickel..." Chris

Cheshire Catalyst:
No one knows the meaning of the double-standard, Bilbo. It's just there. Write your local congressperson. Moral: Be nice to cashiers. We're not working at K-mart because it's fun.

http://www.ffonline.com/news/012301/

Just curious. I guess it confirms that there's no FF9 release for the PC, that there WILL be a release for FF11 on the PC, and that they're going to rerelease FF7-9 on the PS2. Since you can already play those games on the PS2 (I assume), I'll also be assuming that they're going to be improving them. *shrugs*

-mistake

Cheshire Catalyst:
I don't knwo how much or in what way they'll "improve" FF's 7-9. I imagine a graphics face-lift, with the plots left untouched. The rumor of resurrecting Aeris has returned again. Did you know they made a version of Romeo and Juliet where they both survive in the end? Guess what? It sucked.

The Shenmue movie: It's just scenes from the game put together. And guess what? In Japan, the voices are in English and there's Japanese subtitling. How likely does that make a worldwide release, hmm?

And, a Q! In Final Fantasy Anthology's extra FMV from the opera scene, who is the singer? I think the singer is the same as in the Grande Finale soundtrack's Aria de Mezzo Carattere track, but what indeed is her name?

Makomist

The Amish are indeed crazy. At an Amish garage sale, they were selling a headless Mr. T action figure. I am probably equally insane for buying it.

The father from Fresh Prince is also Optimus Primal on Beast Wars (or is it Beast Machines? No, It's both.) "Cheetor! Stop teasing Carlton!"

-Corplos

Boo, I scared you.

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