If there was one player out there that would make me forget about how much I despise the Lakeshow, it's Artest. Have a fun 2010 season you lucky *****.

haha, goooood.

I haven't yet spoken to you. I have, although, paid attention to your posts and threads. I thought it necessary to inform you; you are a cool person. Now that Forte hath declared you cool, it's official. Go listen to Lupe Fiasco and the ritual shall be complete. From here on out you will be accepted everywhere you go.

I'd rather it be 2D since that's what the Metroid team has perfected.

It seems like the gameplay is mostly 2D. Miyamoto let it slip that this is a 2D Metroid in an interview. Of course, there seems to be changes in camera...

I hope we get a new trailer that shows more gameplay soon.

Yeah, I never thought of you as the type who would like Dragonball Z. I was just curious since Anus Aura (I always forget how to spell his name) and Sizzlin (where has he been?) are fans.

Oh, and I can't believe I ever disliked Super Metroid. I guess I was frustrated with the controls, but during my last playthrough (the first playthrough where I actually got to the end credits) I finally found custom controls that worked for me. Since then, the game has not only been playable, but... it is slowly becoming one of my favorite games of all time, and I still don't even know half the games secrets!

You do know that same team that worked on Super Metroid, Fusion, and Zero Mission are working with Team Ninja on Other M, right?

Did you ever like Dragonball Z?

Normally everything Snow_Storm posts makes me roll my eyes, but this made me laugh out loud.

It's so wrong, but holy crap, I laughed out loud for a whole minute.

I was playing a bit of Sunshine and Galaxy back to back, and it's clear that Sunshine is, for the most part, a very poorly design game. And it's too bad because I really want to like it, but Galaxy...

I forgot how much fun this game is. The level design is mind-boggling! Even though I'm not a fan of the more linear levels (I perfer the Super Mario 64 approach of dropping you off in a giant, open playground better), these levels are just pure fun. PURE FUN! Well, I do have to say that most of the fun wore off after the first playthrough, but my first playthrough of Galaxy really brought me back. It reminded me of why I became a gamer, no matter how cheesy that sounds.

I'm starting to get more excited for Galaxy 2 now since I was feeling rather indifferent towards it before. What do you think?

Haha, that's fine. I figured you would. As long as you know I care.