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Did I mention I administrate a minecraft server?

I kinda hate it. For the past 3 days, this kid who can barely speak english has been trying to suck my d**k by building a statue of me, but he gets so combative when I tell him I don't plan to have a custom skin.

So he finally gets me to make one, and I made this nude version of me with a leaf covering the private parts, and he builds this hideous thing where he inverts the tones and screws up the eyes (amazing because it's a 1:1 pixel to block model) so it's hideous and scary looking, so I offer to help him fix it, and he tells me that now it doesn't look "Realistic" and he did it "better but whatever razz "

And I think... I'm just going to ban this guy and burn his statues to the ground.

He's been trying to get the admins to give him creative mode and he's just such a sycophant and cocksucker. All he blows is my mind with how annoying and oblivious he is.

HOPE I RAISE MY KIDS BETTER WHEN I NEVER HAVE THEM.

worshiping false idols is a SIN

TWEWY reveal is kind of a bummer.

...but, the iPhone version does look kinda cool.

yaay I beat Jaquio without save states! It would have been easier if I'd realized before which part of him actually registered damage when hit. >_>

http://www.livestream.com/8bitjazzy

WATCH MY REMATCH VIDEO AND BE PROUD

You've talked about emulating games on your android phone a few times at least, if that is what we're talking about

Not that I really think emulating old, unsupported GBA games is really stealing. Software piracy, strictly speaking is very different from stealing in the traditional sense, anyway, but it isn't always moral. In fact, it is usually amoral.


Also, nice job, Jazzy. I R PROUD

This game is seriously 3 dollars. I happened to genuinely enjoy it.
http://www.gamestop.com/gc/games/mega-man-network-transmission/26794

I almost played through it in like 2003 or 2004, and my save went corrupt. I busted on through it a couple years later and it still felt right.

It's kinda like a metroid game sometimes, in that there are interconnected areas, but there are also places you only teleport into, and these feel a lot like old school megaman.

The music is really kinda catchy and great, and not just remixes, but there are definitely some homages.

Here's the first boss level's theme.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obo_eIxfr8s

If you can get over how absolutely stupid "mega man" looks(like his idle pose in the game is stupid, even), then the game is great.

It is very likely that I enjoyed Network transmission more because of a** burgers and the fact that it is a mega man game where you can collect LOOOOADS of different powers and assemble a custom loadout from what basically amounts to your card collection.

Also it's a side-scroller, and the only battle network game I bothered with.

Why did they not make more megaman games like this?