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I've only played the SNES version, and did finish the game. I remember it being hard in that your health can be sapped in about a second if you're not careful. A pretty cool game that requires some pa ...

I beat Paladin's Quest today, while being extremely underlevelled. I essentially beat the final boss on the last possible turn.

I listened to Velvet Revolver's second LP, "Libertad", for the first time today.

I've been spinning the self-titled album from the Engines of Armageddon, also for reviewing purposes. Very underrated UK band that takes influence from thrash and doom metal.

I'm planning on starting Paladin's Quest tonight. I've owned it for a while and haven't bothered playing it yet. It seems pretty old-school from what I know.

I recently bought some pastrami while visiting my parents out of town. Pastrami is awesome and grocery stores don't sell it in my area for whatever reason.

I just finished listening to Ex Deo - Romulus for reviewing purposes.

I might pick this game up when I get a proper gaming PC. I was a VERY hardcore fan of the first game. I even have my Hellfire disc still around. Played the original all the way through Hell mode sever ...

Thanks a bunch. That video is certainly "enlightening".

I was listening to Mgla's first LP, called "Groza" yesterday. Mgla is a rather creative Polish black metal band that combine traditional elements with a modern spin.

I've got Exordium - In Wrath Principle playing today. Very aggressive, straightforward black metal from Finland.

Hey I remember you Wink

welcome back to da house!

Of course you do! You're rather "sharp". Heh.

Another solid day. Got a copy of Silver Surfer for NES for cheap from a friend. Got Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2 from Gamestop using a leftover giftcard... not bad. Also got this game for NES called Sti ...

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The other thing I really liked about that film is that is had some actors who are now well-known (i.e. Anthony Michael Hall, Gema Zamprogna, Noah Wyle) in an unusual context.