The brit Out: There's a new (old) sheriff in town :O

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Originally Posted by Dinosaurman

oh wow, there was a fighting game hang out and i missed it, lol. Does anyone still play fighters?

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No, I grew a beard many years ago :P

Hey guys.

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Originally Posted by Dinosaurman

oh wow, there was a fighting game hang out and i missed it, lol. Does anyone still play fighters?

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The people that posted in the thread regularly do.

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Originally Posted by Sailor Venus

Hey guys.

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:wav:


Gotta go, later all.

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Originally Posted by Sailor Venus

Hey guys.

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Hi

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Originally Posted by deadlegion

No, I grew a beard many years ago :P

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/sadness

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Originally Posted by Deegmeester Daan

The people that posted in the thread regularly do.

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Ah, thanks.
that was very useful.

Yes! Won an auction for an in-box Japanese Sega Mark III version of the original Phantasy Star, only $18 shipped! :]

Spoiler warning:

http://imageshack.us/a/img59/1059/96265796a.jpg

It's in really nice shape, only thing is it's missing the manual, not a huge deal. My Phantasy Star collection is looking up! :D

Is the game good?

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Originally Posted by Dinosaurman

oh wow, there was a fighting game hang out and i missed it, lol. Does anyone still play fighters?

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The members around here that I remember playing a lot. God of Battle, Nemesis and King. Brit still plays a lot of MVC3 from what I've read in his posts. Recently, the only fighting game I've really played enough to get good at was MK9.

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Originally Posted by Sailor Venus

Is the game good?

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What, Phantasy Star?

Yeah, I'm not familiar with Sega games.

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Originally Posted by Sailor Venus

Yeah, I'm not familiar with Sega games.

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Oh yeah, the Phantasy Star series is awesome. Well, the original 4 are, not extremely fond of PS Online or PS Universe really. The first Phantasy Star game was definitely ahead of it's time. It was released on Sega's 8-bit machine, the Master System. It was a somewhat simple RPG based in a Sci-fi setting. It was more technically advanced than some of it's RPG rivals of the era. As opposed to Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy's static monster sprites. Phantasy Star had fully animated monsters in battle, as well as pseudo-3D first-person dungeons.

If you like classic 8/16 bit era turn-based RPGs then you should definitely try out the original 4 Phantasy Star games.

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Originally Posted by Chop Top

The members around here that I remember playing a lot. God of Battle, Nemesis and King. Brit still plays a lot of MVC3 from what I've read in his posts. Recently, the only fighting game I've really played enough to get good at was MK9.

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Thanks, that really was useful.
I cant play MK for shit, block buttons and such.

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Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy

Unlikely seeing as I use a well-standing Gmail account for all Craigslist dealings.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...seller=&sr=1-2

that's the HDD I plan to use in my PS2

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Just a heads up, Western Digital drives use a non-standard connector layout so you have to modify the PS2 network adapter to make them fit. Samsung, Seagate, Maxtor, Fujitsu etc. all line up perfectly so go with one of those if you have the choice.

Thanks, I'll check Phantasy Star out.Hey Cosmic.

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Originally Posted by Dinosaurman

Thanks, that really was useful.
I cant play MK for shit, block buttons and such.

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Block? What's that? :wacko:

Really though, the only other fighter I was ever any good at was Street Fighter Alpha 3. I'm so out of practice now though, I'm sure I would be totally devastated if I played against an actual human opponent now. :-P