DragonMaster

No, I don't. It's not because I hate roleplaying, but rather because I don't know how to do it properly and, regardless, don't have the time or attention span to keep up with one.

Happy Birthday to the man who has one of the most epic voices I've ever heard! Seriously though, I love him as Sarumon in LotR, and of course his performance as Ansem the Wise was great too (well, in the games that he did the voice).

While it wasn't the first thing I was a fan of, KH was my first fandom. That's why I'm here today.

While I would, of course, recommend playing Persona 4 since it's just a fantastic game, the two anime give you all of the important info you'll need. As for Persona 3, I would recommend playing it since there is no anime available (there are movies, but as far as I know they haven't all been released yet, so you'd only get like half the story from the ones that are out now). I don't know about Greece's PS Store, but I do know that here in the US both P4 and P3 are available to buy as PS2 classics. That said, your knowledge about P4 would probably be enough to let you enjoy PersonaQ if you chose the P4 protagonist. PQ is mostly based in its own story, so there's not too much about either P3 or P4 (I think only near the beginning do they really talk about it that much). There might be some minor spoilers about P3, but I don't remember there being any major ones. Well, there's definitely some hinting to one of the big twists at the end of P3, which you might be able to figure out just by thinking about it, but I don't know for sure since I had already played the game and thus the hints probably stuck out more to me.

The closest I've gotten to meeting a celebrity is shaking hands with Bill Clinton.

I think it'd be cool if they did an HD collection type of thing and had remakes of both on one disc. What I'd really like, though, is a full fledged sequel to both of them.

I'm not fluent in any language other than English. I'm decent at Spanish, but no where near fluent. I can read Spanish well enough that I understand what is generally being said (so long as the vocabulary and writing style aren't too advanced), but I'm can't understand the subtle nuances, and most of the stuff that doesn't have a good English translation messes me up (idioms, basically, though anything that is too culturally based is confusing as well, though I honestly can't think of an example). I can speak it decently as well, but I'm really terrible at understanding a native speaker unless they're purposely slowing their speech down.

I'm a combination of the last two options. I don't currently play sports, but I used to, though I also hate them. I do kind of regret it, though. I probably could've been a pretty decent football player (American football), but that's the sport I hate the most. X_X I might've also been a decent defensive player in soccer. But alas, my geekiness completely overshadowed any potential sports ball player in me.

I think what killed Gates to Infinity for me really the horribly slow text speed. It bothered me so much I couldn't finish the game. Yeah, the number of available Pokemon was disappointing, but I could've lived with it. I wasn't to crazy about the town building thing either, but also could've been okay with it. That text speed though, I can't believe anything like that could ever make me want to quit a game, but it did. I've heard Gates did have a decent story, though. I'd also love more variety in the starter Pokemon again. Personally, I always liked the little quiz things, but either way give us the variety that we had with Explorers please. I already don't like the title though, calling things "Super" whatever normally just ends up sounding lame.

I definitely think it would be cool to have the Disney worlds more involved with the main plot. It would help with the story pacing quite a bit, since it seems to be a bit of a problem (see DDD where pretty much everything important happens at the end of the game). Personally, I don't exactly love how the Disney worlds are basically shorter, worse versions of the movie plot line that just have heartless plus Sora thrown in. An example of what I like was KH2's Beast Castle, and how a lot of the plot in that world was driven by Xaldin. We can still have the movie plots in general, but I'd like to see them mix it up a bit more.

Horoscope: Sagittarius Favorite color: Green Favorite Food: I really like Chinese food, so that's my fave in general. But I can't choose a specific Chinese dish. X_X Outside of that, I'd say Macaroni and Cheese is my favorite. All time favorite Movie: Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Favorite Number: 13 Dream and Aspirations: To get a job good enough to live comfortably (my definition of comfortably). And eventually to get married and live happily with my wife. Current Motto of life: "The hardest of farewells come after the best of times together. So if you feel pain in our parting, as I do, then it has been a pleasure. And if not, then I hope you can find something to cherish and, when the time comes, to cry for as you bid goodbye." (My own words, and I'm probably going to use it in my speech for graduation.)

Misleading title indeed. I've gone and fixed it. Even if it had been the true official lyrics, though, I think I still would've waited to hear it in the game first.

DUDE, not cool. X_X

My vote would be for the second one all the way.

If its on a platform I own, I'll get it. I'm not that interested in the gameplay, but I want the story content.

Oh cool, that's what I'm going into this coming fall. ^_^ Congratulations on earning your degree!

I like both, but I gotta give it too dogs. At least in my experience, dogs are always happy to see you and love playing, getting pet, and cuddling. Cats can be as affectionate, but most of the time they just like to lay around. Both cats and dogs are super cute, though.

I'd say its worth a watch if you're able to not take a show seriously and just enjoy the ride. It was pretty entertaining with some decent humor. It did have some fanservice (if you care about stuff like that), but compared to a lot of anime out there it was very tame.

Graces f is super fun! I love the art style too. It is one of the more challenging Tales of games as well (at least it was for me).

I dunno, the blockiness of their fingers just makes me more amused than insulted.

I don't actually know what the general consensus is on this, so this might be a popular opinion, I dunno, but here it goes: The Devil is a Part-Timer! was pretty much garbage. The plot was unique, but also stupid. The dialogue was bad, and I'm pretty sure that the people who dubbed it knew and told the VAs to ham it up for that explicit reason. There were a number of lengthy scenes where the characters in Ente Isla (probably spelled that wrong) spoke in nonstop gibberish (which sounded to me like they frankensteined a bunch real languages together to make it) and there were no provided subtitles to give any inkling of what they were supposed to be saying. Some characters were essentially pointless. And the show could never really decide if it wanted to be pure comedy or to be taken seriously. That said... I very much enjoyed watching it. It was highly entertaining.

Aww. I used to have a dog like that. One time there was a thunderstorm when we weren't home and she managed to rip the door completely off her cage.

I own it, but I already had the PS2 version when I got it... In either case I don't really like the game that much.

Hm, as someone who is exclusively straight I must say, this does make me think about it. I guess the only real way I can explain it is that I simply don't feel desire for men. I can like another guy's personality just as much as I can like a girl's. However, if you were to take two hypothetical people, one guy and one girl, whom I found to be equally likeable, I would never say that guy was attractive to me, while the girl might be. I have no desire to hug/cuddle/etc. with a guy, whereas if I like a girl enough that desire would be there. I've certainly met dudes with awesome personalities, and I'm certainly capable of acknowledging whether another man is attractive or not. However I never feel love or attraction to them the same way I do towards women. I suppose the easiest way to describe it is that there's a physical impulse towards women that simply does not exist towards men. That said, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that I've simply been conditioned by societal norms and pressures to feel that way. In any event, even though I'm exclusively attracted to women, personality still plays an absolutely huge role. If I hate a girl's personality, I simply don't feel any sort of attraction to them. If I love her personality, I may begin to find her more attractive. Heck, there's one girl who I absolutely adore personality wise, which made me go from not finding her physically attractive at all to finding her INSANELY attractive*. That's a rare occurrence, though. *May be more of a situation where I just didn't realize she was attractive until I got to know her, idk...

Alpha Sapphire was the most fun I've had with pokemon in many years... Probably since Diamond and Pearl really. Even though it brought back HMs after B/W/2 and X/Y pretty much got rid of them, I had so much fun exploring Hoenn again (helps that I forgot what most of it looked like from R/S/E). The music was phenomenal, and it was really the first time I got to experience it since I never played the GBA pokemon games with sound (the beeping sound when making menu selections gave me headaches). Personally, I also found it to be more difficult than X/Y. Like, I actually lost to a random trainer battle. I can't remember the last time that's happened. I did feel as though they toned down the difficulty from the originals, but then I've also got like a decade more of experience then I had back then. My only disappointment is that there's no Battle Frontier, and some of the requirements for the Legendaries. I'm not competitive, but I liked the renting facility in BF, and in any even I think its inclusion would have made the game much better received. As to the Legendaries, that's mostly just the fact that I need my brother to complete OR to get them, and he's not doing that. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that the Delta episode was the bomb. Seriously, it had the perfect level of story telling for Pokemon. If they could apply what they did in the Delta episode to a full-scale game, it would just be amazing.