Recent content by superflip96

Christ, I'm not sure how long exactly I've been on SRB2 itself, but I do know I've been on the forums since late 2006. I was a lot more childish back then, and looking back at those old posts isn't exactly a 'trip down memory lane'..

I joined around 2006, but I was mostly active (and a lot more mature) during 2007-2008. I remember quite a few of you to this day.

"I think I gloated so hard I pulled a MUSCLE!" -Eggman

Here's mine on my school laptop:

House of The Dead Streets of Rage Golden Axe Shining Force Daytona USA Ristar and Puyo Puyo Surprisingly, pretty extensive.

I believe it's the .GRP file that is required for source ports.

Regular Doomguy because the fsjal fad is old and unfunny now. Where is he walking to? Nobody knows.

Eh, might as well. Here I am:

...Now if only my ipod touch wasn't old as dirt. This looks really neat, but I do wonder if any other SRB2 music aside from Arid Canyon Zone will be put into this.

Pardon me if this has been asked/answered before but.. Is it possible for the OS X port of SRB2 to enter fullscreen and or play multiplayer without crashing?

I wonder if this will be based on any specific comic era, and who else will be in the game as side characters. Either way this game looks entertaining as it is for the humor alone. I personally hope this has Platinum Games-esque beat em' up gameplay though, that'd really go well with the kind...

Let us not forget, CoD is not alone with the ever-enticing beards. With the inclusion of fanciful hats and facial hair, it's quite easy to pinpoint the superior shooter. EDIT: Ninja'd.

I was about to say, I don't recall Monolith Productions releasing the source to Blood, despite all the requests to do so. Which made me think "how do you make a source port without the source?" Oh well, I just hope this recreation stays true to the original engine, as it would be nice to play...

If anybody hasn't mentioned this already, 8-Bit DM has been updated to 1vb. One of the many fixes is that Plant barrier is actually collectible now, instead of lazing around doing absolutely nothing.

So you're saying that just because Keiji Inafune is leaving Capcom, that there won't be any more classic Mega man games? Explain, because seeing an entire series crumble at the loss of one participant doesn't sound logical. Look at the *dare I say it*, Sonic series; Yuji Naka had left the...