For clarity's sake, I've been pretty much gaming on weekends which I end up having nothing to do but stay home. Recently beat Sonic CD, God Of War III, the 4th Layton game, Boy And His Blob and Skyward Sword on seperate simiarly action-less weekends.

I've had Epic Mickey on my backlog forever and have never passed the 2nd level without getting busy or occupied with a more high-profile game (mostly PS3, I like to sell them as soon as I beat them, the faster the better). Is Epic Mickey beatable in a span of two days with an 8-hour game sitting on average? I wanna play it but I'd like to beat it without a break from it or else I'd ignore it long enough to be forced to play it again from the beginning. Thanks for your time in advance.

P.S. There's a rumor going around of a sequel. I'm all for it.

Great news. Congrats to those who haven't bought it yet.

Just a word of advice, don't play it concurrently with any other time-intensive game. Xeno needs your full attention or else, similar to Zelda, you'll get lost after leaving it on the backburner for more than a couple of weeks. I need to restart it (played it for a couple hours)

Now all I want is The Last Story. I've beaten ever other MystWalker console RPG (yes, even Blue Dragon) and I'm immensely excited for this one. Let's hope Project Rainfall pulls through for the remaining 2 .

To those who've played it on 3DS. How do the load times compare to the PS2 version? Played Vesperia before it and the reason I quit Abyss about 3 hours in was due to the load times between battles, especially on the world map.

Regarding the 3D functionality. I was at an expo couple of days ago with MK7 being showcased. Started playing OoT 3D to get a feel of the handheld and I honestly couldn't understand how to look at the 3D and/or hold the 3DS with the function on without getting extremely dizzy and disoriented. I doubt I will ever use it (will get one eventually for Kingdom Hearts and Layton VS Wright).

This is simply an argument a cleric wants to make in order to try and counter the ban reconsideration that the council is currently reviewing. It's no different from an opinion, and it has been blown outta proportions by the usual Make-Islam-And-Its-Biggest-Promoter-Look-Bad media. There was this African-American individual who argued during some council hearing in the US how the white man needs to be exterminated to solve the world's problems and I never saw that be blown out as big as this.

You guys REALLY need to watch Prince Al-Faisal's response to that journalist who similarly lashed out at him as he was about to give a speech.

And P.S. guess where I live. Thanks for those who're open-minded enough to know that this is one opinion outta many. And I honestly feel sorry for some of you who just read stuff like the OP's link and make a complete picture out of it.

Beat it on the MSX2 a couple days ago. Took me about a week and a half. If you're a fan of the original Snatcher then I highly recommend you give this game a go. It's a pretty impressive RPG, given what it's running on, and the battle system's fun. Though it does get kinda aggrivating near the end once you realize it's following the original's plot with small alterations. Though to its credit, the game was released before the PC-Engine's CD-ROMantic edition of the original which revealed the cut 3rd act (due to time constraints). So this was basically the first time fans got to see the original's intended ending up until the '92 release. I myself played the original on Sega CD. I may give the MSX2 of Snatcher a go just to see how the cut 3rd act affected the ending.

Anyone else played SD Snatcher?

Glad to hear things worked out! Got my 360 as a gift and only played exclusive SP games on it, LO included. As people say, it's like an FF game, kinda archaic but still briliant production values and story. I'm sad to admit the game fell apart for me at the last disc. Got stuck at the final boss' last phase (for reasons known to those who beat it) because I didn't wanna go through that hassle after 50+ hours of gaming. So I youtube'd the final boss battle and ending LOL!

Again, arguably the best JRPG this gen. Can't wait for Wii's Last Story, which I'll most likely be importing (NTSC gamer).

I still have my top three Saturn games of all time:

Megaman X4

Mr. Bones

Albert Odyssey: The Legend of EldeanEl_Zo1212o

Mega Win! Played it to death, still is my undisputed legacy game I'd play to death no matter the generation. It also made me a huge fan of Zero. I still have my Saturn copy of the game. Let me add that X5 is arguably the biggest disappointment in my years as a gamer.

All my MSX carts. Classics like Knightmare, Road Fighter, Circus Charlie, King's Valley II, Monkey Academy, Konami's sports games (Hyper Sports, Soccer, Boxing, Tennis). Rambo, a Japanese MSX version of Kung Fu, Galaga. The list goes on.

Grew up with the MSX back in the late 80's prior to owning an SNES

I wouldn't recommend it. Just mod your SNES to remove the region-lock and buy Japanese carts. My fave Japan-only SFC game was Captain Tsubasa III and I still play it ocassionally via emulation. Good times.