Recent content by Skalla

I'm only human on weekends. Tomorrow I'll be a full-fledged zombie, and your accusation will be void. D< I accuse you of stealing from my aunt Sally. She's BLIND, you worthless thief!

Heh, if Streetlight, Reel Big Fish, Big D, and the Aquabats are ska, then I love ska. :3 Four of my very favorite bands. But I don't listen to much beyond them. I've experimented with some other bands, and I've listened to ska radio before, and I've just been offput by the reggae-sounding bands...

Links for both the Zelda pun and to save space. Warning for language. Z Movie Saga by The Fratellis Wrecking Ball by Mother Mother Supernothing by Streetlight Manifesto Pick Up Off the Floor by MIKA You Don't Know by Reel Big Fish Times Like These by Jack Johnson The Riddle by Five for...

My favorite genre... is probably ska, but I say that with hesitation, because most ska gets on my nerves. When it rides on the edge of reggae, it irritates me. I really love Streetlight Manifesto, Reel Big Fish, and Big D & the Kids Table in this genre. Other than that, I avoid most ska. ^_^; I...

Weeeell, I used to be in the school band from fourth grade to ninth grade. At first, I played the flute. I was absolutely NO good at it. My fingers were too slow, and my flute itself was bad quality. I sounded horrible playing that thing... But I loved it. The flutes got such lovely melodies. I...

Dreams of an Absolution from Sonic the Hedgehog (2006.) Actually, considering the game it came from, not a bad song at all. The only electronic I will listen to. Pretty moving lyrics, too. ^_^;

I'm pretty strongly opposed to this. Majora's Mask ended in such a way that it allowed for fan creativity in fangames, fanart, and fanfiction. It left questions open for the fandom to figure out on our own, which we do splendidly. The beauty of Majora's Mask is in its mystery, and to explain...

My thoughts exactly. Those hands were easily the creepiest part of Twilight Princess, surpassing the Laruto scene and Telma's pedophilic winks. The music that plays when they're over your head, about to steal your Sol is such a panicked, creepy, horrifying sound. Like your very essence is about...

I've always pronounced it "juh-ROO-doh." With a distinct hard g-j sound, and emphasis on the second syllable. I probably wouldn't stop pronouncing it that way even if Miyamoto came out and told us that was the wrong pronunciation. Zelda allows for that kind of creativity when it omits...

I'm with ya with Puppet Ganon: Moldorm Form. His little head is impossible to aim for, and the only real way to hit him is to spam the arrow button when you have the opportunity. I've always been extremely thrifty with my arrows, so that was difficult to overcome. Not to mention he flails about...

Gengar. Why? I've always been a fan of Ghost types, and Gengar is classically ghost. Poison are pretty coolstuff, too. If I remember correctly, it can learn some awesomesauce moves. And it looks like such a cute little goblin. ^_^ So mischievous.

All Zelda games are designed with a younger audience in mind, as most Nintendo games are. Wind Waker didn't seem to me as much of a children's game as, say, the Mario series. I don't think easy automatically means "for children," though. Easy tends to point to a more casual game. (Explains why...

Any and all Zelda games are worth trying out, and Wind Waker is no exception. It's really a fantastic game, even if some are hesitant about the graphics. Overall, the game is doesn't present a challenge compared to, say, MM or AoL. But even so, the gameplay is pretty darn fun, and the storyline...

This may be a bit strange, but the Snowpeak Ruins. I've always been a fan of ruins and old, gothic-inspired mansions. The color scheme contrasts so well, and it's such a beautifully textured and detailed place. Surrounded by pristine, pure white snow, dark, dismal brick walls, ornate detailwork...

I think the very point of those words were to inspire discussion like this. I'm not sure Nintendo had any true intention to finish that sentence. Even so, that's what speculation is for. Even more interesting, the Japanese text is translated differently than what we see in the English version of...