I'll have to go with Belmont's Revenge. To be honest, I've never managed to beat Adventure, despite playing it more than 50 times. Being the first CV I played, the nostalgia does make it better than it really is, but it's still easily outclassed by BR.
Are there any differences in Lv255 mode? I'm near the end and haven't found any so far... I'll VERY disappointed if there aren't any. Come on, I went through Lv1 cap Hard mode, and the only thing I get is the ability to grind for hours and hours to reach Lv255, which is... pointless?
Final Fantasy Tactics, huh? I've never really been able to get into any turn-based RPG's, but I have no idea why... and for some reason Pokemon is the one exception.
Otaku and Japanophile are two different things. An otaku can be Japanese, and doesn't necessarily have to be obsessed with Japanese stuff - for example, a hardcore gamer can be referred to as "otaku". But it's true that outside Japan "otaku" is often used as a synonym for Japanophile. And when I think about it, a Japanophile is also kind of otaku...
So I wasn't the only one... hmm... maybe Iga is a closet 40k fan? I see it now: Iga preparing his army of Witch Hunters for battle against a Chaos-Dark Eldar joint army...
And of course Convers avatar makes you smile! It is, after all, Shana-tan...
If there are any W40k fans here(Of course I know that Hush is one, it's kinda hard to avoid noticing), don't you think the story about Goge Vandire of the Ecclesiarchy and the Adepta Sororitas is kinda similar to the first half of OoE?
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