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Getting this game back in early 1995 was one of the highest moments in my life. Literally the first TRUE Rpg that I ever played, FF 3 (VI) is the greatest RPG of all time in many people's eye's. Maybe Chrono Trigger is better, but I know one thing for sure, NO OTHER Final Fantasy is as good as F...

I never will forget renting this game in 1990 and enjoying it to the fullest. I would finish watching my Saturday morning cartoons and then tear through this game (or so I thought at the time, I was young though) over and over with the code for I think it was 9 lives and allowed advancing to the...

This is one the greatest, and most unique games of ALL time. I absolutely love it. Its got the right amount of difficulty, so its not too hard even for the casual gamer. The music is perfect, and shows just how ahead of its time the SNES was with its unbelievable and incredible soundchip.

This ...

@SuperKokuJin916

Um actually both version have 8-Way Fire. I've played & beat both versions, and the SNES version allows 8-way fire, AND it also allows you to perform 8-way fire WHILE STANDING STILL if you hold the R button. The Genesis version doesn't have this, which FORCES you to shoot while...

Ah yes....Christmas Day, 1995, this game (along with Donkey Kong Country 2) was opened out of the shrinkwrap for the very first time, direct from my parents, direct from Kay-Bee toystore.

The SNES had the greatest library of games, of all time.

Smiles, Tears, and True Love came from the SNES,...

While most fighters feared Mike Tyson, it wasn't until 1987 that the ENTIRE WORLD became T-Totally TERRIFIED of Mike Tyson. This game single-handedly struck fear in the hearts of ALL kids and teens across the world, every single time they would fight Tyson at the end. Nightmares of Tyson's grinni...

@cocolaboom

Also something to take note on. The lastest article from IGN is asking a simple question about Why people rarely finish modern video games.

I think the answer is simple. They are BORING. Most of games past 1998 started getting too boring.

You can take an awesome game, and add too ...

@kipper199

You got that right. I haven't seen such killer advertising since those days. I dont ever remember the N64 and PSX getting into a heated battle (probably because the PSX had tons more support)..

Don't remember the PS2 and Dreamcast fighting ether.

Console wars today are so bland. Y...

@p1xMU51c

Ok gotcha. While I agree that the F-Zero soundtrack is good, its not the best.

If I were you, I would listen to these SNES games (if you want to be blown away, that is).

Secret of Mana

Plok

Super Adventure Island

Final Fantasy VI

Star Ocean

Actraiser 2

Donkey Kong Country 2

Killer ...

@LuqmanNaq

I'm a HIT trainee. And I REFUSE to use Machines. I train alone, in my basement, and train very infrequently (because more frequently and my gains cease).

Dougs right. The idea of "Cardio" is A LOAD OF CRAP.

Example?

UFC Welterweight Champion Georges Rush St. Pierre. He has stated multiple times that he DOES NOT RUN, DOES NOT JOG, DOES NOT DO CYCLING. He actually said that he "DOES NOT DO ANY CARDIO!"

AND HE NEVER GETS TIRED DURING HIS 25 MINUTE...

The part when Mike mentions sticking points (plateau's), is golden, and 100% true.

I have done what he says. He says that when you reach a plateau to add rest days. I did this, and it works perfect. My gains start coming back immediately. Then after several months of gaining, another sticking po...

@rawdotcom

This interview was done before his seminar in Canada.

@aryinc

Look, its time to let this die. Everyone (even the ones that lie to themselves) know that the SNES is the "overall" more powerful machine. Just dump the subject already and enjoy both consoles. I'm done discussing this and this is my last reply. Go ahead and get the last word in just to...

Wow I remember this fantastic show. I remember seeing the address at the end of each episode and wanting to write to these guys, asking them how to beat Mike Tyson or how to get to the end of Dick Tracy. These times, were the finest times of my life. I'll never forget the heart and soul of classi...