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So, on my tumblr, I came across a posting of the following rules for a "Christian" Pokemon challenge: 1. Players cannot let their Pokemon evolve. 2. Players cannot catch Dark, Psychic, or Ghost Pokemon, nor can they use moves of those types. 3. Pokemon must be at least level 22 before they...

Ooooh. Nice job. I really enjoyed it.

Midna's Desperate Hour and the Song of Healing are the saddest in my book. They're just both so depressing.

Hmmm. My Zelda paradise would be living in Castle Town in TP, as long as it was during peaceful times.

If it's not broken, don't fix it. I think that voice acting would be quite out of place in the Zelda series.

I get really creeped out by the guy in Kakariko who sits under the tree at night. I think he's the mayor's son or something. I don't really know why he creeps me out, though.

I wish that Zelda would pick up on more post-storyline play. For instance, in Fable, you can continue to adventure and complete quests, even after you've finished the main storyline. I would love to see that in a Zelda game.

I hate the club moblin in OoT.

It's a cool idea, but I feel like you should have pitched a landscape idea, too. Good work on all the other stuff, though!

Minish Cap was great, but Oracle of Seasons was the best, I think. The puzzles were amazing.

I want the spinner. But I would want to be able to use it on any surface.

I could see Link having a bunny. I'm not really sure why, though.

I don't really find either of them annoying. Fi's a little more helpful than Navi, though, especially if you haven't played the game in a while, and you can't remember what you're supposed to be doing.

I loved the Darknuts in Twilight Princess. They were one of the few enemies in the game that I actually had to think about when I was fighting them.

I really enjoyed it, but it was also the first console Zelda game I had beaten. I didn't get into Zelda until I was in high school.

1: Vaporeon 2: Raikou 3: Banette 4: Drifloon 5: Dwebble This is all based on looks, mostly. But that's how I usually play Pokemon.

I played a cracked version of this game for a little while, but then loved it so much that I had to buy it. I'm looking for a new creative server to play on, since the two that I used to frequent have gone uncared for.

I play World of Warcraft, so it's really cut into the amount of offline gaming I do. I'm currently working on Skyward Sword, OoT 3D, Oblivion, and Cave Story+, while trying to balance getting my item level in WoW high enough to raid with my guild.

For me, the draw for MM is the tone of the game. The graphics are bright, and almost cheerful, but the tone of the game is dark and dim.

If I were a non-legendary, I think I'd be a Chansey, because I'm round and squishy. I can't really think of a Legendary that I would be, but I would want to be Raikou. He's always been one of my favorites.

Vaporeon was always my favorite.

I would love to have more than one slot. I want to replay Blue really really bad, but I'm so close to having all the Pokemon (including glitch Mew), so I can't bring myself to restart. :/

Honestly, I've only played it halfway through. I quit after the first couple of temples. The train was too cumbersome, and after putting it down for a few months, and then picking it back up, I couldn't remember it at all. I wish I had just gotten Phantom Hourglass instead.

4:00am -- drag my sorry butt home from work 12:30pm -- wake up and shower 1:00pm -- eat breakfast And that was my "morning"!

Mine was my first WoW character, and even though I don't really play her anymore, I still love the name.

I've always said "skull-chu-la," but I tend to butcher a lot of my words. :/

I loved Oracle of Ages. It was the first Zelda game I really got into as a kid, and I still have it today.

I love Ecruteak City. All the lore tied within it is great.

I loved generation II. It just reminds me so much of my childhood. I had played Red and Blue, but I remember saving up my allowance to buy silver and being so happy when I finally got it.

I love fire type, mostly for their designs.