I think the next JRPG I played was Chrono Cross for some strange reason. I distinctly remember where I bought it and it was a 2CD case. I didn't finish it for some reason either. I don't think I even thought about any game being distinctly Japanese until Dragon Quest VIII or Culdcept (which isn't strictly a RPG).
A good spooky horror take-off on Halo would be Master Chief's Mjolinar armor inhabited by nothing but a dead body and Cortana's rampant AI keeping it moving around. Oo, I'm scaring myself now.
I don't even have any actual use for the Olimar amiibo yet, but it's a nice statue next to my pc right now.
Those Yoshi amiibos were the cutest little things! Lucky you.
Ah, I love old cameras. I have an old Brownie, but I just have it for decoration. It probably doesn't work anymore. I still have a roll of film in my old 35 mm SLR. It's probably so light damaged by now. I should get it developed.
Right now it's the port of PC game Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, but I'm still exploring the system's titles.
He's got three pikmin with him: red, blue and the yellow one, I just noticed, is behind him.
I looked on the Pikmin Wiki and can't find any reference to Captain Olimar's age. He does seem middle-aged though with his nearly bald head and his captaincy being his second job (He was a repair man first).
If I did this right, I should hit 2015 on the last week of the year.
I have a bunch of his stuff too. I'm going to have to go find it all for a playlist. It'd be fun to listen to it again.
I just noticed that I have Republic Commando in my collection still. I'm going to give it another go sometime soon and see if it's all that.
I love that cover of the Joy Division album. Black and white photos are the best especially when extremely contrasty like that.
My favorite Bond car of those pictured is the Diamons are Forever one. HOT!
Shining in the Darkness on Sega Genesis. I didn't even know the term JRPG at the time, I just thought it was a cool RPG. I vividly remember the tuning fork riddle in the game. You had a room full of large tuning forks and had to repeat a melody by hitting them in the right order. I thought that was really neat at the time.
