Favorite Video Game Item of All Time?
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Sergeant Brown
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If Knuckles can scatter a Master Emerald, then why not a Z-Saber? And same goes with Super Emeralds.Chaos Knux said:
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You guys suck so much. There is no such thing as cheap and effective 128-bit processors yet. After the bit-wars of the fourth generation, consoles were just getting more powerful instead of being able to calculate larger and more accurate numbers. Here's a list to fill you in.glaber said:
Playstation and Saturn are 32-bit.
Nintendo 64 are 64-bit.
Playstation 2 and GameCube are both 64-bit as well. I'd assume the Wii is too due to the similar architecture to the GameCube. Don't listen to PS2's nickname "the 128-bit emotion engine"
Xbox was built with off-the-shelf computer parts, so it was 32-bit (64-bit computers weren't popular then), despite being significantly more powerful than the GameCube, hence proving bits aren't everything.
Dreamcast, PS3 and Xbox 360 I'm all unsure about, though I'm willing to assume they're all 64-bit. But I could be wrong about Dreamcast.
I would also like to add (or rather, repeat more clearly, since I said it about the Xbox) that the amount of bits the processor has doesn't have anything to do with the graphics. Hence why the Nintendo 64 has worse graphics than the 32-bit Xbox and 32-bit Gaming PCs of today.
JEV3
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Would dolls be an option? =D
Also, I have to say that the Gravity Gun and the Antlion Sac get special mention because while I don't usually enjoy first-person shooters, they added a dimension of puzzle gameplay. The portal gun and the ocarina were also both pretty neat, but I hardly feel justified classifying either as mere video game items.
Also, I have to say that the Gravity Gun and the Antlion Sac get special mention because while I don't usually enjoy first-person shooters, they added a dimension of puzzle gameplay. The portal gun and the ocarina were also both pretty neat, but I hardly feel justified classifying either as mere video game items.
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JEV3 said:
Strike that... now that I think of it, even the dolls pale in comparison to the sheer magnitude of the Master Spark. Of course the person who introduced me to the series made sure that I faced it in combat in the PC-98 games before I got a chance to use it in the Windows games... it feels good to have that kind of power especially after seeing what it looks like on the receiving end.
The dolls do give you more options than anything else though, so they still deserve honorable mention.
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I figure the three race masks from manjora's mask. Considering that it was the excellent element in terms of making puzzle solving and combat both easy and difficult in terms of location.
And Tornado hold & flash bomb from MM8, Since they both deal enough damage to soften up enemies. Tornado hold also allowed better manuverability, cover, and reach. Pretty much why I favor that one more.
And Tornado hold & flash bomb from MM8, Since they both deal enough damage to soften up enemies. Tornado hold also allowed better manuverability, cover, and reach. Pretty much why I favor that one more.
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DanteEX said:
YES! The zora mask would be so cool during our annual family trip to Florida!
Ash Crimson
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I'd have to say Yamato from Devil May Cry 3.
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Nathan Speed
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Where's the Gravity Gun love? It was the best part in Half-Life 2, you could pick up anything and throw it at people, even attacking zombies with beer bottles, and even eventually throwing people and balls of dark matter.
It's awesome.
Also the Fireball from Cave Story. Is fun. :D
It's awesome.
Also the Fireball from Cave Story. Is fun. :D
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