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Seems to be the case, I was drifting towards that idea too and it's nice to have the confirmation.

Felt like a fitting theme, Super Paper Mario is a lot of fun. I remember seeing all those Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed specials as a kid, I was always curious to see how the tricks worked.

It seems to make a good deal of sense, and I like the approach. Some people speculate Nemona is too, just manifesting it differently. I also believe the drastic change in appearance Sabrina had from FRLG to HGSS is because she wanted to look more approachable and friendly, just to share my ideas.

I vaguely remember seeing the first one and that's it, but not much else comes to mind. I think it's important to go through the dinosaur phase, really.

Just like the Cheshire Cat in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. "Youre mad, or you wouldn't be here". If anyone thinks this drove me mad, wait until the auto-scrollers...

It's very fortunate timing. I do need to buy the actual N64 controllers for NSO, because trying to use the Switch controller is a real pain in the backside. The control sticks are so finicky! That said, I wish Nintendo paid some attention to me... but they'd probably tell me to stop :P

All good, I appreciate the comments. This one went really well.

Who knows? I usually don't risk it, but this time I got a bit cocky.

I had no idea what happened, it was just pure luck really. Some sort of pathfinding error that hasn't happened in any playthrough I've done.

Probably not too high. The random capsule event does bring up some huge surprises, but no-one's crazy enough to throw down a Flutter capsule in normal play. I have to make sure to remember that yes I do get lucky; otherwise confirmation bias runs high.

I believe you're right about the Super Metroid reference, Zero Mission also throws in a reference to it during the item cleanup as well. As for the X-Ray Visor, it is a bit of a surprise it gets so much use but it's also very neat. It's even more vital in Prime 3, since some puzzles work in such a way that you definitely need it, and you can one-shot certain enemies with it and the Nova Beam.

Sometimes I do get lucky, and I need to remember that. I think I like the chaos of this game more; I abused Chance Time too much in the first game.

The game really did punish Peach for such a ridiculous decision. I was too bewildered to say much.

Hm, I don't think I made that connection. I think I just picked up on the Godzilla look being reused for Baxcalibur. Might be worth a look again! I know they did reuse the Sheegoth models in Prime 2 for Grenchlers, and they're apparently really irritating.

Admittedly never seen that, so in my brain it's Regirock's lunatic cousin, the one who never gets invited to family gatherings.

That wasn't flying! That was... falling with style!

Ah, that's where it came from. I knew it seemed familiar! Bit rusty on DKC2, admittedly, I had better play it again.

I actually named a random shiny Bergmite I found in Scarlet version Crystallite because of this. And perhaps there are similarities with Anorith as far as the Burrowers go. The anomalocaris is fascinating, really. We also have a ball with highh speed, so there's a nod to the Voltorb line!

Oof, I did not consider such things when making this. Please accept my apologies! You are absolutely right... for me, it's magpies, I hate having the beggars dive-bomb me and I'm always worried they'll drill a hole in my head.

I owe people a good one for this. I wasn't in the best headspace last time I tried, so this will hopefully go well. Now I'm nervous, I have to live up to a lot...

Yeah, I can imagine it gets very very fiddly. I knew I'd need to focus quite a lot! The transformations make for a good bit of fun.

You did a better job finding rhymes than I could! I appreciate it. I'm not a poet and I'm not as good as Chris Seavor (who did a disturbingly good job voicing Gruntilda).

All right, I'll see what I can do to coordinate everything.

The fact even the AI couldn't overcome Sand Attack means that Eevee is something special indeed! Quite an achievement for sure :D

Judging by the barrels in the wine cellar, it was built well before either of those were considered. It might keep heat in since I imagine it'd be built with English temperatures in mind, so the lack of air conditioning would be telling. The age of the house probably explains why it's haunted, or 'has a lot of personality' :P

And songs like John Williamson's Old Man Emu. He can't fly but I'm tellin' you, he could run the pants off a kangaroo! Also, we lost a war to emus.

Our Bomberman 64 lore is very deep and often very funny. I'm glad I can subvert expectations now and then. Granted, I would bet chickens can dish out a bit of damage if irritated, but the legendary Chicken-Man is a real force.

It does have its charm. It's a very different underwater level, a little unsettling in ways, but still superbly done. My favourite level is Rusty Bucket Bay and that's pure evil :P

Oh yeah, they really knew how to set the mood, Grant Kirkhope and David Wise are masters of the craft. Also, I admit I was not careful. I also admit I am the kind of person who approaches stealth sections in games with 'Nobody knows I am here because they're all dead'.

I just roll with what works for me anyway. After all, I did say I wasn't going to try and mimic YuGiOh Abridged voices for Falsebound Kingdom, then proceeded to do just that...

Oh, thanks for pointing that out! That was a bit daft of me, wasn't it? I should have done a little more proofing and checking (apropos for Red and Blue!) Have a good day.

Haha no worries. If anything it makes for a fun blooper in the future if you ever do a blooper reel

@@zuloph I could well do, who knows? Thanls very much for the comments, and I'll keep working hard to be properly detailed. Again, wishing you the best! :)

No expense spent on this project or thumbnail :)

It took a lot of sanity because I was never fond of maths, but it was plenty of fun to do in the end. I am glad people liked it.

Yeah, I went with a fair bit of train-themed music because I could (and probably a bit of F-Zero). There's effort in there somewhere. That, and I liked Thomas the Tank Engine as a kid, still kinda do.

Not that it helped in the end, the Happening Star and that dickish last turn were the issues. Note to self, Luigi only gets to cheat as the AI and it's never the character the game favours early who wins!

I throw in all sorts of references I picked up here and there, but that one just worked so well. I can't easily reference some of my series of choice, since no-one knows about them :P For example, I'd have to explain a lot if I referenced The Goon Show, a radio comedy series from the 50s.

I tried to avoid that particular reference as much as I could, since I kind of broke my rules with YuGiOh: The Falsebound Kingdom and just made everyone sound like The Abridged Series.

If this is referring to the acknowledgement of the series' female cast, I may not have considered Dark Samus at the time owing to Metroid Prime being of indeterminate gender. I am prepared to admit that I've made a mistake, of course; I think most people seem to treat Dark Samus as an actual doppelganger as opposed to a mutated Metroid, so I'll put my hand up and acknowledge the error there. Thanks for the correction :)

The game was planning other ways to wind up making me suffer. The Duel Mode reveals some absolute agony and real jank along the way. Mind you, I can put up with the misery of The Beat Goes On assuming I pay attention. Cheep Cheep Chase, on the other hand... *internal screaming from bad button mashing*

A truism which will stand throughout time.

Probably not too well, given the exchange rate between the Mushroom and Beanbean Kingdoms. Of course, Beanbean could just be ripping its neighbour off.

Even for all that, the perfect item bag and the star appearing where it did played a huge part. There are so many little moments that led to Peach's victory, and if just one changed, I'd probably win. Being constantly screwed over in Battle Games while Waluigi scabbed coins didn't help.

Very true. I think Gengar did kind of need it, though what I wish would happen is a buff to Psychic-types. They've been made to suffer for Game Freak's horrible programming in Red and Blue for decades.

Feeling you about the heat, it's awful! I'd rather you got some good rest and looked after yourself first and foremost. Funnily enough, I was playing this board in Superstars for a stream with another server last night - and I was Wario.

I decided to do something different for a change. This will be quite the story, hopefully.

Counter-query, can he charm the pants off someone if they never had pants in the first place? Alternatively, one could plead semantics and refer to the UK usage of pants, as in underwear :P

I presume that Mario series Stars are sem-sentient entities which display bioluminescent qualities as opposed to massive balls of hydrogen conducting nuclear fusion, so we're fine there. The Millennium Star is probably of the same species. That's how we're justifying it, through answers which raise more questions!

Glad to be of service. I'm fond of a lot of older British comedy, so I can understand; when you get that perfect blend of absurdity and intelligence, that's peak humour.

Look, Wario's gonna be honest with you, this is a prank call that kinda backfired, and I'd like to back out now. (Thanks!)

@redtwo006 Yeah alright, better luck next time...what a nice young man. (Had to say it...)

Glad you did, gotta roll with the classic lines.