How do amateur wizards, especially Neville Longbottom and Luna Lovegood, no older than 15 (Ginny is 14) fight off the greatest of wizards? They just walk in and shot "stupefy" look it requires some kind of talent. And Sirius Black is a loser and deserved to die for being so cocky.

I also love how the time traveling advice in the third book is like a little trinket in the wizaring world. Yeah, go ahead and entrust a 13 year old with something that could rule the worlds if in the wrong hands.

Voldemort was taken down with one hit. Splitting up the Horcuxes is the only reason he became so great. So now that people know that method exists, what stops them from doing it?

How the hell is the wizard world still a mystery to the muggles?

How can wizards read such crappy stories?

[QUOTE="Kenfrot"]I'm not a weeaboo obsessed with crazy Japanese games. No thank you. Oh, and the art style sucks. It looks so baren.tagyhag

The eery, haunting feeling in Boo's Mansion, the feeling of excitement in Rainbow Ride, the relaxed state in Bower's Submarine, the epicness stemmed from Bower's final level.

It's an impressive feat to convey different feelings and emotions in so many different worlds, but Super Mario 64 nails it, unlike a lot of other games that feel out of place. Super Mario Galaxy has surpassed it in this area, but for its time, this was truly incredible.

ITT: Discuss the importance of music in video games and Super Mario 64's superb use of it.

I don't agree. Do you know why? Because this topic doesn't belong in SW.siLVURcross