I've been a faithful fan to Nintendo
for many years. I got a Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986. I accumulated
49 Nintendo Games. I have at least 30 SNES games and half as many Game
Boy games. I got a Nintendo 64 for my 17th birthday. I had the hardest
time trying to find it though. I called 10 different stores for a month
until finally Lechmere's got some in stock.
My
favorite type of video game is RPG, Role-Playing Game, which involves an
intricate, non-linear and longlasting game. SquareSoft is my favorite producer
of RPGs and I have been consistant and dogmatic about getting every single
one of their games. Since they didn't put Final Fantasy 7 out for Nintendo
64, I was forced to play PlayStation. My brother got a PlayStation and
Final Fantasy 7 for Christmas about a year after getting N64. Depite the
slow load times, the graphics and sound are good enough to compensate.
I have gotten all of their games (RPG and continental) up to date (3/15/99)
ranging from Final Fantasy to Chrono Trigger, from Final Fantasy 3 to Super
Mario RPG (SS helped) and plan on continuing. Of course I'm lacking lately;
I don't have Parasite Eve, but that's it. I don't have Einhander, but that's
a shooter. I'm currently working my way through Xeno Gears and am working
on a Final Fantasy Tactics Webpage,
for which I have a lot of work left to do. Although N64 hasn't had any
notable RPGs as of yet (6/21/98), keep an eye out for Zelda 64, Earthbound
64, and Quest 64! Since there is a good amount of raving on these pages
about PlayStation things, I had to change this page from Ninteno to Video
Games.
I've played several games in my
time and have most of the issues of Nintendo Power so if you have any questions
or problems on a game feel free to email
me. However, I am busy and can't always get around to posting the emails.
I probably won't find time to look up the answer in Nintendo Power. I shall
be as helpful as possible to the best of my ability. Please note that I
take our conversation and put it on the help web page
for the general public. That way people can have their own questions answered
and they can give you an answer if I couldn't give you one. Well, good
luck and happy gaming :-).
Check out Gamedude.
It's a place where you can buy and sell old games for any system. Don't
ask for my games; I prize them and am unwilling to trade/sell them.
Recognize this scene? It's the canal
in Final Fantasy (NES). Note that the icon is the airship (w/o a shadow)
and that the canal isn't blown up. What??!??! How is that possible, you
ask? It's actually not: an error occured in the game so that my overworld
character's icon is a shadowless airship which can travel over any terrain
and still runs into monsters! I sent this with my Player's Pulse letter
to Nintendo Power.