Shadow Fire

Zidane cast a thankful smile over at Vivi, before launching a counterattack on the beast. Quina simply stared curiously at it. "Can eat big snake?" Zidane's attack missed, and Gizamaluke lunged at him again. This time, its attack made its mark, causing Zidane to slam down onto the ground with a loud "oof!". Hissing in pain, he stood up and looked at the creature. How will we defeat it? The blond suddenly noticed a familiar glow from nearby.

Fiction, that's the game that ignited my love for Final Fantasy. It's an awesome game, though infinitely better if you have the European or International version.

Quite simply, this:

Ryuichi was dreaming about his duet with Shuichi back at Zepp Tokyo Clubhouse. Only, at the end of their song, he'd announced his love for the pink-haired boy. That's when his mind decided to hold onto the dream for him, so he'd remember, and come up with a way to broadcast his newfound love for Shuichi Shindou.

Gizamaluke instantly shot towards Zidane, the blond jumping away, and drawing his daggers. "Freya!" he shouted. "We have to fight him! It's simple... we fight or we die!" As if to prove this, the serpent lunged for Zidane again.

Director: Scott Stoddard, Adam Ford Producers: Oli Smith Music: Erasure Starring: The Robot Unicorn Rating: Plot Every living creature has a dream. Especially Robot Unicorns. Each Robot Unicorn has three 'wishes', and it's up to you to help them out! Review Where to start... I was introduced to this game via my cousin. She's much like me, into the same sort of things. All around, she's pretty cool. So when I saw her playing this game on Facebook, I was intrigued. A unicorn with a rainbow mane, running across endless fields, smashing the shit out of stars, while trying to avoid a fiery fate? Hell yes, I was interested. An interesting thing to note is that this game was rebuilt from the original Robot Unicorn Attack, however, in a new twist, the unicorn evolves, providing you follow specific criteria. The music is an endless loop of the 1994 hit "Always" from British band "Erasure". It is probably one of the most distracting things about the game, because the song fits perfectly, and you find yourself wanting to sing along to it. Visually, the game is stunning. Rather simple, but that's what makes this game so amazing. The scenery is beautiful and watching it pass by as speed picks up is breathtaking. The Facebook version has added unlockables and achievements that the AdultSwim.com version doesn't, and this enhances the gameplay by many factors. Overall I was never into Facebook games, but this game is an exception. If you have Facebook and haven't played it, GTFO and play it! Now! If you don't have Facebook, you can still find it on the Adult Swim website. Definitely worth playing in my books! :3

The dark-skinned boy let out another muffled growl, hands exploring his lover, his thrusts continuing. From within, he smirked, knowing Link was forced to watch. Your love for Diggs is a continuation of my love for Dusk. If you want to know the secrets to getting Diggs to go wild, I suggest you watch closely. Pulling away from the kiss he was sharing with his love, Umbra pushed his face to the nape of Dusk's neck, sinking his fangs in just as he gave a hard thrust, shivering as he knew he'd hit the other boy's sweet spot. Another soft growl was given. "I love you, my Dusk... let your pleasure show it."

As Ryuichi held his Shuichi close, his eyes closed, and he fell asleep, a small smile on his face. "Mmmh... Shu...ichi..."

Ryuichi nodded back, walking towards the limo. The driver opened the door, watching as the idol gestured for his Shuichi to get in first.

Seriously... watch. You'll love it!

The warning note is still there, if you'd like to take a look. On any rate, welcome back. Here's hoping this time, things go better.

Zidane stole a glance at Vivi, seeming to have his own thoughts. He then glanced at the Holy Bell he was given, before looking back at the others. "I think it's time we continued onward..." he suggested. "We need to get to Burmecia."

Seriously... watch it.

Assassin's Creed. It's just that awesome! Mass Effect 3 or Ninja Gaiden 3?

That's just me being lazy. =P I'll replace them.

I was going to buy Skyrim, but then I took an arrow in the knee. Instead, my most recent game purchase was:

Ryuichi's eyes widened and he gave a happy squeak, bringing Shuichi close with a lot of energy, despite being tired. "Shu?" he asked softly a few moments later. "Will you need to tell Hiro?"

I never actually stated that I hoped KH3 would be on the XB360, because I know for a fact, like Naxy just explained, Square Enix is mostly in Sony's bed, while spin-off titles like Re:coded, 358/2 Days and the upcoming Dream Drop Distance (KH3D) are done for Nintendo. Now, I know the whole "FFXIII and XIII-2 were released on the 360 as well!" spiel, since I have both games on said console, but that is Final Fantasy. Kingdom Hearts won't get any love for Microsoft, though if they do this time, it will be the fastest I make my bank account even more desolate than a ghost town.

From Nintendo, I'm hoping they decide to make MnK1 3D, since it's obvious the fans want it. I know I do. I'm also curious as to this alleged KnT2 sequel, and moving away from the Zelda franchise, I'm actually looking forward to seeing more on the translation of Kingdom Hearts 3D. From Microsoft? Fair international pricing would be nice. Though I am curious to see what kinds of things they'll unveil. As a proud owner of an Xbox 360, I wanna see if they'll talk about the rumoured "Xbox 720", and if it turns out to be more than a rumour, I at least hope it has a much better name, and an awesome design. Sony? Please, give me a reason to want a PS3/Vita! So far, your game lineup has done nothing to inspire. I know Kingdom Hearts 3 will be coming on the horizon, but I'm actually hoping you'll show more about Final Fantasy X HD. I wanna see how the game has been altered. Will you be altering the International release so that all the poor US/Canadian gamers will actually get a chance to play the superior version of which the PAL version was built from? Also, sign a damn contract with Valve to be able to release L4D3 and L4D2 on the PS3. References: 1 Mujura no Kamen (Majora's Mask) 2 Kamigami no Toraifoosu (Triforce of the Gods - released as A Link to the Past) 3 Left 4 Dead

I have something to say. An official: Welcome to The GCN community! I hope you have a wonderful time here. If there is anything you need, simply ask myself or one of the other members of the staff or administration team. If you encounter any bugs, please refer to the Tracker, located in the More menu at the navigation bar.

While I'm tempted to say acoustic, I've actually found digital is actually an awesome form of music, so I'll have to side with digital. Here's one for cdogwashere. I know he'll get the reference. Joh Fredersen or C.A. Rotwang?

Umbra let out a muffled growl, before pushing himself inside his beloved, muffled groans of pleasure coming from his throat. Dusk... I'd almost forgotten how good you feel...

I should ban you for that... =P Anyway... Dr. Pepper. Oh, man... I love it. IP.Board or phpBB?

Boxers. Final Fantasy X or Final Fantasy IX?

After some inactivity, due to having lost proper internet for a week or so, I've come back to announce a few tweaks that have been made to The GCN. So, let me introduce them to you. Two new skins! That's right! Two new skins have been installed, one of which is now the new default look for The GCN. Those who enjoyed the somewhat flawed Current (Dark) skin will probably instantly fall in love with this one. Both Sakura and Naxylldritt instantly approved of this dark skin. It is quite fluid and very easy on the eyes. The other skin is the same as Deviant 3, but is used for mobile phone access. It is the default skin when you browse The GCN on a mobile device's web browser. Of course, you can select to change skins by scrolling to the bottom of the site and clicking the link that reads Change Theme. But wait... there's more than just the skins... A new store: Yes, we have a store, which you will be able to purchase all kinds of things from the administrative team, whether it be special memberships that grant you access to private areas of the site, or even works of fiction from me. We may even end up selling physical stock, which you can buy should you be interested. Unfortunately, the store is currently offline pending stock placement, but thanks to its installation, we have a new feature available. Paid Downloads: If you have a program you wish to submit, or a very intricately written up guide for something, and you wish to earn a little bit of extra cash, you can now select whether you want each submission to be a paid download or not. Currently, only PayPal is an accepted method of payment, but more may be added if the demand calls for it. Also, on a slightly different topic, I have also updated the URA Project minisite, which now contains an FAQ, and more tunes from the custom soundtrack, courtesy of Dominic. I hope you enjoy these upgrades!