Dusty Starr
Senior Member

Whenever I get a friend over, we can just play SSBB for hours and not get bored. Such a fun game.

And I actually don't spend much time on that site. I spend more time on TV Tropes, and even then, I don't read stuff on there very often. Although recently, thanks to the Wayback Machine, I've been visiting Absurd.org, which is... really freaking weird, as one might expect.

Oh god, AC. My favorite part of summer. Just turning it on and playing some video games, preferably with a friend. Perhaps if I like the books, I'll do that instead of video games once in a while.

And I can already sum up my thoughts of the light novels with this. For the record, I haven't seen the movies or read the books, so I can't really form an opinion on them.

That's the impression I got from recent reviews on Amazon, so hopefully that's how it'll be.

And I'm curious too. I mean, I know what a light novel is, but I've never read one before. I should be getting mine in the mail on Tuesday.

I'm hoping mine has the anime cover, and doesn't have that fugly cover.

And they sound pretty good. I haven't watched the anime or anything, so I can't say anything, but I had no idea what Spice and Wolf was until a couple of days ago. I was searching for light novels in Amazon, in an attempt to find something that I might enjoy reading. I found the Spice and Wolf books, and the reviews got me to buy the first one.

The reason I changed it to Holo is because I'm getting the first Spice and Wolf light novel soon.

Looks better than the Spotty Bulbear, doesn't it?

Nighty night! And hopefully you'll like the game if you're able to get it.

You're welcome. Hopefully I did a good enough job of explaining it. I tend to suck at explaining things.

Um, I haven't played it in a while, and I really should play it again, but I remember the story being decent. There's also a bunch of dungeons to go through, and some of the later postgame dungeons can be really challenging, and I believe you can get the first 492 Pokemon, so there's lots of stuff to do, even after you beat the main game. Sky also added a few side stories that you gradually unlock, which gives some back story to characters, which is a nice addition IMO. It's just a great game, which critics hate, unfortunately. Sky has a Metacritic score of 54, the lowest of all the Mystery Dungeon games, and yet I find it to be the best one.

And yes, you can get Sky without playing any of the other ones first.

Edit: Oh, and Eevee is a starter.

I'm just a big fan of them, and I consider Explorers of the Sky to be the best of the spin off games, hands down.