elf help book posted:

last week i was looking for a scan of the ys 1&2 manual for turbografx and stumbled on this gamefaqs guide thats all written in the 3rd person i hate it and its great

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Adol then went inside to find Goban Toba, the theives leader.
Adol was greeted by him and then had to choose to call him a dirty theif, or
ask him if he's seen the Silver Bell, Adol took diplomacy and asked nicely.
Goban Toba said that he had not seen it, and mentioned that he was a victim of
crime too in that all his silver wares were gone.  He then also before Adol
left told him he was welcome to return and he would fill him in on information
that Adol might need when he has a question.  (Editors Note: Once you have the
Mask of Eyes from the Shrine you can take it to Goban Toba and he'll let you
know its use which is to be able to see things monsters can and humans can't.)
Once inside, sees a magnificent hall laiden with pillars and six statues of
Goddesses.  But off to the east Adol notices something quite strange, the
third and last statue to the right of the entrance was not bluish gray like
the others, but is gold.

Arrhythmia posted:

Quest 64 is the first "RPG" to come to the Nintendo 64, which is pretty
sad and pathetic when you think about it. Actually, I think the entire
"RPG" concept it stupid. Think about it..."Role Playing Game." That
means you are playing the role of a character, and are totally submersed
in their world, and can interact with it. Using that definition, Mario
64 is an RPG. So is GoldenEye 007. The only genre that isn't an RPG is
the puzzle genre...most of the time at least. RPG really means "Retarded
Pretend Game."

Pablo Nergigante posted:

YOU ARE EDUCATED STUPID. THERE ARE 4 SIMULTANEOUS 24 HOUR DAYS WITHIN A SINGLE ROTATION OF EARTH

Cubone posted:

Bicyclops posted:

Lawyer: *daniel craig in knives out voice* Now, Mistuh... *peers down glasses* Zophar. Does it or does it not clearly state in the uh, Final Fantasy walkthrough, under the "Legal poo poo" heading, that only the genuine gamefaqs dot com website is allowed to reprint my client, Mr. Absolute Steve's expert advice? and did you not, still, willingly, reprint the entire thing, word for word, includin' said legal disclaimer, on your so-called domain?

zophar: It was included with a Rom, i don't know who uploaded it.

laywer: well, now, are you trying to claim, sir, that you don't know what files are on your own website? the site is called zophar's domain! why, that's just ludicrious, sir. i uh, i have a clip i'd like to show. *cues up Tidus laughing*

Lobster Harmonica posted:

A goth girl I liked in high school tried to do that "borrow one of the earbuds from my mp3 player and lean in" thing and I was listening to an orchestral cover of the SMRPG forest theme

Bicyclops posted:

lol, i googled this and it looks like it's for this game:

Tato posted:

thanks for the help

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Semper Games.

I.N.R.I posted:

he definitely got stuck

Pablo Nergigante posted:

FAU’s Metal Gear Solid boss FAQ

Bolverkur posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ygq1j55Ud0&t=7s

herculon posted:

Sub-Actuality posted:

Do NOT write about things I hate!
Do NOT write asking which things I hate - I hate that!
Do NOT write asking why I hate the things I hate - gimme a break!
Do NOT write asking about my email address - it is a LONG story.

goferchan posted:

American McGay posted:

pre:

1)What is Crusin USA?
	Crusin' USA is a very popular Arcade and Nintendo 64 game (The 
Arcade is MUCH better, at least I think so.). The original Arcade game 
came out in 1994 and the N64 version came out in 1996.

2)Where can I play it?
	You can play Crusin' USA at most arcades or just buy the N64 game.

3)What do I need to play it?
	To play Crusin' USA in the arcade, you will need about 50 cents, 
on a Deluxe 2 player machine, you may need 75 cents. If you want to buy 
the N64 version it will cost about $70 (If you don't already have a N64 
it will cost around $200.).

4)The Controls
	When you walk up to your local Crusin' USA machine you will see 
some really neat things to do on it.

Start Button-The Green Start Button Starts the game after you put in the 
required money.

Radio Button-During the race you can change the music that you hear. 
Everyone send your favorite Crusin' USA music to Crusin12@aol.com and if 
I ever update the Driver's Guide I will post the results.

Gas Pedal-Simple, the accellerator.

Brake Pedal-The Brake.

Sterring Whell-It sterrs the car.

View 1 Lo Rider-Press this and the view will appear as if you are in the 
car. This is the most realistic (and hardest) view.

View 2 Crusin'-This view appears as if you were in the car behind the 
car that you control.

View 3 Ski Hi-My favorite view. Loks as if you were in a helicopter 
above the car.

Gear Shifter-Changes the gears.

herculon posted:

pre:

Now you have a descision to make. Will you save Gina from the Griffin or will 
you go to the right. Since I never fought the Griffin I can’t give a strategy 
of yet. Now go to the right and up the stairs.

Pablo Nergigante posted:

American McGay posted:

Lmfao Imp Zone is at insanely high quality levels lately wtf

Sub-Actuality posted:

Saving Gina can work really well against like, ApeRiders, FatDevils, or... other monster transformations being thrown at your party. But the staircase is what I gotta rely on... to GO to the right, GO up the stairs, avoid that big old Griffin -- those guys have been all over the map recently! ...I dunno. That's just my descision, chat. I like going to the right and up the stairs.