Being that I just picked up a ps2 and KH1 a month or two ago, I am currently at sephiroth. The problem is that I'm too underleveled to do beat him yet. Probably going to beat Ice Titan, Kurt Zisa, and The Phantom first.

To be honest, I'm partial to Flameman from MMBN3.  His barbaric strength and bad English made him a beast.  Plus, he was a real pain in my butt for all too long.

Oh my lord. Phantasy Star Online Episode 1&2 for Xbox360.  My all time favorite Gamecube game. I logged over 100 hours on that game over the course of my life.  Unfortunately, Sega was mean, and online play cost like 20 dollars a month.  Of course any of the old Pokemon games as well.  But more along those lines, I would love to see a game as long and in depth as White and Black with the first 3 generations of Pokemon.  

Some Rocket Grunt with a Electrode in Pokemon Gold.  He was only level 36 or so.  I had a level 94 Tysphlosion, A level 53 Scyther, and 4 miscellaneous level 25's. My Scyther was already dead at the point, and it used Explosion on my Tysphlosion. I managed to avenge it with my weaklings, but I couldn't seem to beat his Weezing.  I was like SIX, okay?

erty80s : Legit, I have no idea how Hamachi works, or even what it is.

What if we made a Vizzed Minecraft Server? I COULD host, but it wouldn't be dedicated and it wouldn't be 24/7.

I have a question about netplay. If installed, could we transfer pokemon into newer generations, like you could with the cartridges? For example, could I transfer pokemon from FireRed into Emerald, and so on?  Also, would hacked copies of the game be included into the same multiplayer servers? Would Pokemon Rebirth be able to trade and play with Pokemon Emerald?

   Perhaps I'm a bit biased, just having turned 15 myself, but 12-14 year old kids should be allowed to play games such as Modern Warfare, Battlefield, and others.  I know many people who have consoles, or just use PCs, and nearly all of them play rate 'M' games, and have been for a couple years. I got Halo, my first 'M' game, for Christmas about 2 years ago, and it really didn't change me as a person whatsoever. I didn't go around cursing people out anymore than I already had been, not to say it was something I indulged in on a daily basis.  However, I think to prolong inexposure to violence is actually more harmful than providing it at an earlier age.  I'm not saying that 9 year old kids should be shooting each other with machine guns, but take a moment to open your mind, and listen.  
   Here's an analogy, when I was little, my parents always had a bowl of candy available around the house. Therefore, candy was never a big deal for me and my brother, as it was always there. About once a week we would ask for a small piece of candy, and that was that.  When I had friends over, they gaped at the bowl of candy, and pleaded and nagged to go get candy. My brother and I never understood the big deal.  This is because keeping something for something only makes people want it more, it's just human nature. A 'the grass is always greener on the other side' kind of thing.  It works the same way for violent video games.
   My neighbor has two younger siblings, age 6 and 9, and he's my age.  His parents are very strict with game ratings, two years ago he wasn't even allowed to have T games.  He goes to crazy extents to play these violent video games.  Whenever he's over, he always wants to play Halo, or COD, or something else.  Last month, he even got his friend to buy Black Ops for him at GameStop in exchange for 90 dollars. The lack of it causes him to incorporate it into everything, as a mitigator.  He's one of those kids who was a military nut, calling everything squadron this, and Bravo that.  It's just unhealthy, and it gets him into trouble sometimes.  He would have been better off just playing the games his parents forbade him.
   In conclusion, (quite the little essay this ended up becoming) while it's true there are ages when playing violent games is unnatural, waiting to be 17-18 (Sorry, I don't remember the restriction on 'M' games legally) before playing these games is also bad.  In the words of Andy Samberg, the area's grey in a 1-2-3 way. 

How do you expect him to understand them? Being confined to a wheelchair, I don't suspect boat loads of women fawning over him, let alone talking to him whatsoever.  There is no Wikipedia article to help him out with that one.

I used to play minecraft all the time. It was pretty much my favorite game, even though it scared the bejeezus out of me.  I think I would have been less scared playing Dead Space 2. No joke.  But I could never find a good server, and single player began to bore me. I haven't really played since 1.4.