Originally posted by Riku

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I see the same auto-mobiles, building design, and problems as seen today.

The heat is getting slightly higher every year. The lowest is 45 degrees in December. It's 112 degrees in the summer.

Nintendo comes up with a new system idea! Paper Mario 3 is released! Nintendo Sphere is released!

Sony steals it! Metal Gear Solid 8 is released! Playstation 5 is released!

Microsoft Xbox gets a larger storage unit! Halo 5 is released! Xbox 720 is released!

We enter another war.

We have a stock market crash in 3 years.

Our education is eroding in future students.

First colony on Mars fails. Bust in oxygen tanks.

Someone important dies.

Someone unimportant dies.

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Originally posted by Tarale

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You still want to see me naked?

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Originally posted by Faro0

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Maybe not anime, but defenitily a video game character. I'd change my last name to Koopa, and name my son King.

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Originally posted by Colin

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Not always... some strange (and good) things end up getting EU-only releases. That was the case near the end of the NES days where a bunch of good platformers ended up only in Europe.

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Originally posted by Green-Kirby

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Originally posted by D

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I don't think it's it being buggy as much as you just sucking.

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• Pop up a status window and play WAVs of some guy saying "printing started" every time I print something, with no way to turn it off - deleting the program responsible breaks everything, deleting the WAV files just makes it play garbage
  
• Won't even try to scan
  
• Install fax software, OCR, image editors, and Start Menu shortcuts without asking
  
• Have absolutely useless error messages ("unspecified error 80759845")
  
• Take over the standard print menus/dialogs with pretty shiny rounded dropdown menus that are annoying
  
• ARE TWO HUNDRED AND FUCKING FIFTY MEGABYTES, mostly of three copies of the same junk

Originally posted by Metal Man88

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Flash brought nothing but bad advertisements into the world for me, and Adobe brought nothing but bloated documents and system-crashing memory leaks to me, so generally I'd go beyond the icons and say Adobe sucks, especially for making software far more expensive than I can afford.

But these icons... Gah! I wouldn't like them even if I liked adobe.

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Originally posted by NEONswift

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They don't fade out *unfortunately* like most zelda games, but you get used to it quickly.

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1. The castle kinda looks squished (like it's been scaled down), otherwise it's very nice.
   
2. Sweet.
   
3. Original SMW GFX? Is that allowed? Looks good anyway.
   
4. Background is way too bright here; at first glance it looks like it should be the foreground.
   
5. Neat. Must be pretty hard though. The graphics look a bit distorted below the bridge.
   
6. Sonic graphics are cool, but the Mario sprites clash with them so badly...
   
7. Pretty cool design, though it might make more sense if the metal stuff was wood. The BG is a bit plain, lacking any leaves and very sparse.
   
8. Oooooh. Looks nice, though the edges of the blocks just seem to cut off suddenly, again giving the impression (though less so) that the FG is actually the BG.
   
9. Nice. Why, though, are pipes serving as rooves with junk on top of them?
   
10. The background is INCREDIBLE. The FG looks good, but such plain graphics don't go well with such a detailed background, and would be more suited to a bright and colourful level like in the next shot. Detailed graphics that look like seaweed or something would do well here.
    
11. AAAAAGH BRIGHT
    
12. Very well done. Are those Panzers alive though? Their colour makes them look like gold statues.
    
13. Good use of the classic graphics.
    
14. This is decent. I like the barrels.
    
15. The red light looks great here, and goes well with the plain solid blocks Mario is standing on.
    
16. Looks like it should be underwater, but is still pretty nice.
    
17. This looks OK, but I can't tell just what it's supposed to be. It looks like a cross between a cave and a space station.
    
18. Neat, though the skeletons lining the floor are rather repetitive.
    
19. KIRBY!
    
20. Very nice, love how you've used those star blocks.
    
21. Another great background, and this time the foreground matches it well. Looking at it is giving me a chill.
    
22. Hehe, neat! Wires running every which way, and a happy little snail.
    
23. Ooooh. The dark gradient hides the lines to some extent, which must make things a bit more difficult.
    
24. Looks very difficult, but the boxes are a bit bright.
    
25. Not bad, not bad at all. Still could use some more contrast between FG and BG.
    
26. The gold blocks and yellow pipes go well together, and the light brown background helps too. Gives the impression this place is full of gold and other riches.
    
27. You're mean. I can see myself using a number of save states here. The graphics look very good, with perfect FG/BG contrast.
    
28. Good for colourized Super Mario Land 2 graphics, but pretty ugly for SNES graphics. :-/ You've got more colours, use them! And consider the idea of having a piranha plant come out of one of the statues' mouths.
    
29. Lookin' good. The status bar needs some palette tweaking though.
    
30. Lookin' good here too, though still with some status bar problems (red item box). I'd probably never notice if not for the surrounding images, but someone will moan.
    
31. Very nice; I like the bomb.
    
32. Neat!
    
33. OK, but the background is ugly. Why is Boo upside-down? It'd be pretty amusing if he actually flew like that.
    
34. Pretty good. I assume the lighter red platforms, like the one directly above the Yoshi Dragon Coin, are a moving layer 2?
    
35. Awesome.
    
36. Weird, but cool.
    
37. The orange blocks again have edge problems making them look like they're behind the BG, but otherwise they're quite nice. The BG is very plain, but I guess it does the job. The green junk doesn't really fit next to the orange blocks. Bonus points for using a Yin-Yang, but shouldn't one side be white?
    
38. Very nice. The partial wall in the background portrays the image of a broken down old house quite well.
    
39. Ooooh, purdy... WTF are those sprites though?
    
40. Awesome. Does the coaster really move?
    
41. More awesome. I love how those rods came out.
    
42. Still awesome. Great palette work, and nice use of those stars from Super Mario RPG(?). If you have enough graphic space left, consider Culex's background instead, but if not, this one will do.
    
43. Pure concentrated . The one problem I see is the pipes - the waterfalls are slightly wider than they should be for a pipe that size, making them appear to come out from behind the pipe, and the pool at the bottom just kinda sits on some pipes which looks a bit funny.
    
44. Nice, but the red in the background is much too bright.

Originally posted by Someguy

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What happens if someone uses the full set of blocks eventually? Wouldn't that render it useless in a big hack that uses it, or is the coding fixed up in some better way anyway?

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