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Heheh, I just thought this was damn funny...heh, ahh well. It's from Phantasy Star 2 for the Genesis. Yep, I finally delved into the world of Sega emulation. The Phantasy Star series, although not the average series of RPGs, actually seems pretty cool.
You gotta love those NES plots...lol. When the president is kidnapped, forget about the CIA, Delta Force, Pararescue, Special Forces...what the government is looking for is a "bad enough dude" to get the president back from those ninjas...heheh.
Well, the new vB is up and running. Reg if you feel like it. Nothing new on the FAQ...but I'll say that I'm not the King o' Laziness anymore...heh.
Right now I'm doing some work on FF7. Oh, and here's something from a PDF I was reading...I thought it somewhat amusing:
And somehow I thought this was funny...
And then there was this fairly obvious information...
Then I played a game called Pocky and Rocky 2 for the SNES...and...I just love the storyline...
Oh yeah, and I found this old ad for Nintendo Cereal:
I don't know why I decided to include that...ahh, well. That's all for today. Later.
OK, we've gotten some new staff in the past few, so I guess I'll write a few more bios.
Liquid Man - Since...the height of KA's School of Hacking I've known Liquid as a hacking peer. He's been at the GSHI as a PSX hacker longer than anyone outside of staff, and is one of the best GS hackers around. At some point he was modded to run the PSX Hacking forum. I noticed he was one of the longest-running GSHI members ever, and one of the most useful, so I offered him an admin slot, and he accepted. He's been doing a lot of graphics work lately, also.
King Edgar 0 - KE has been around the GSHI since pretty much the beginning. I always intended to offer adminship to him, but never got around to it. During the times I did remember, I decided to hold off as he was busier than even myself with modding at GSCCC, hacking, and life, heh. At some point DS reminded me, and after KE explaining he might not have much time to be around and myself explaining that as long as he contributed every once in a while, it'd be fine, he came aboard. Since that, he's been around more than anyone else, heheh. He's not only a GSHI chat regular, but he's THE GSHI chat regular. He's probably our biggest connection to GSCCC, and is one of our few GBA hackers. And I've known KE longer than I've known Liquid; he was in the scene about two months before I was. He's another of the best around, and his ASM knowledge puts him a cut above most of even the best. He also recently went to the bathroom. OK...just checking if you were reading ;)
TruWizdom - Tru was a mod for like...a really long time, heh. He was one of the most useful mods, so DS suggested we make him like a supermod that can mod all forums. I took it a tenth of a step further and made him an admin, heh. Tru probably answers more questions at the UBB than everyone else put together, which makes him one of the top two or three useful people there. And...he entertains me in chat, heheh.
SephiRon - From the beginning, Ron was really into hacking, and would stop at nothing to get everything he needed and learn from the best. This impressed me, as I see that very rarely in a new guy, so when I got my hands on a spare GSPro, I sent it to him, hoping he'd put it to good use. Soon after, I began adding his codes to the GSHI. He's always been around a lot to help out, but when he set up the Backup Board (which we used for a few weeks, and will keep permanently up as a backup), it was the last straw; he was already...effectively staff - it might as well be official. And so it is. And stuff.
All right...I'm tired now. Sleep time. LB signing out.
I actually have nothing to say here; I just really wanted to talk to you before I went to sleep (heh)...'night.
*clicks off lights*
Above is a shot of the PSX Yaroze CD in action, on VGS, as I don't happen to have a modded PSX or an actual Yaroze. After this screen you'd normally swap in a home-brewed game, but with VGS (or basically any other PSX emulator) you can already do that, so the Yaroze CD is essentially just for fun to me. Anyone actually have a Yaroze?
Heh...I just thought this was funny. I used a RAM editor (ArtMoney) on Project64 to achieve this, in case anyone was wondering.
That's all for today, probably.
Well, I haven't done much in the past few days, as I've been busy (damn, that's a token excuse from me, heh), but I will say that something I think is pretty cool is about to be finished. And I'm sorry to tell you...but it's not the Final PSX Hacking FAQ...not yet, in any case. 'Night.