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Yes I have been reading it. And from what I gather it sounds like you hate anything that has merchindise.

Yes well somethings to me was like a sucker punch to my inner child which is pretty much my entire childhood. They didn't just sucker punch my inner child they sent it to the hosptil and is currently in a theropy session for all the things it did to it.

I don't see how people wanting you to play a game will make you hate it. Like people are going on about how I should buy Black Ops or whatever but I don't hate those games. Mainly because I never played them.

O_o...that doesn't make any sense at all. A game is a game. Why in the world would you have hurt anyone because they were wanting you to play mario? I don't understand that.

You know, I always wanted Gaiden, because I always wanted a portable Resident Evil game, but was never able to find it any where. Now they have the ones out for the DS, though I myself have no idea where to find those either lol, haven't seen those at the local Walmart in a long while. Then again, i don't have a DS to play them on lol.

Gaiden...its ridiculously non-canon.

Resident Evil Gaiden received generally unfavorable reviews from critics. GamePro remarked that the visual presentation is taking away from the intended creepy atmosphere. IGN criticized the game's impractical save system for a handheld game and was unsatisfied with the puzzles being reduced to collecting keys and items. GameSpot addressed the same issues in their review, though they applauded the clever storyline for its many twists and turns.

I don't think it'd be a good use of money. I've wacthed a walkthrough of it and well not impressive to me.

GameRankings 56.46%
MobyGames 54/100
TopTenReviews 2.24/4


Allgame 2.5
GamePro 2.5
GameSpot 5.0 out of 10
IGN 4.0 out of 10

This is the only Resident Evil game to be developed for a Gameboy system. This is the first Resident Evil game to be rated "T" (Teen) as opposed to "15" or "M" (Mature).

Originally at the time of its development, Gaiden was meant to co-incide with the events of Resident Evil CODE: Veronica. Specifically, Leon receives his e-mail from Claire whilst he is on his mission on the SS Starlight. The plot point of Leon joining an anti-Umbrella organization was also referenced in Wesker's Report. However, the game has since been stricken from the official series timeline. The ending of the game heavily implied that, at the end of the game, the "Leon" alongside Barry and Lucia was in-fact the B.O.W. impersonating Leon. Since the release of Resident Evil 4, it is obvious that this is not the case. These points render Gaiden a fully non-canon entry in the series.

If you want me to give the story I can. Just ask.

lol well that's not the reason why i wanted to try it out, i just like shooting zombies, and killing things when i feel bored or wanting to do something not very productive. It was all just for enertainment purposes for just killing zombies in general lol.

I like to be able to lay down on my bed with my Gameboy advance SP, and just lazily kill or shoot things, reasons why i've been playing my Castlevania: Circle of the Moon game again here lately lol.

You see, what cridics say about games doesn't affect me if i want to play it or not, if i think it looks interesting, even if the cridics say that the story is lacking, or that it got a low rating, that means nothing to me. I like to see for myself.

Speaking of which, I actually just played DC Universe Online today, and made a character on my friends system, and made it Wesker lol, it was freakin' awesome. To be able to use Wesker or a Representation of him like that was just phenomenal lol.

And I hate Online Games lol. But this one is something else.