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    Muhaha!! You've lost your colors!
    I'll probably be using Susa. I like that better then Suasa. :)

    Susa:

    Susa is one of the oldest-known settlements of the region and indeed the world, possibly founded about 4200 BC (See List of oldest continuously inhabited cities); although the first traces of an inhabited village have been dated to ca. 7000 BC. Evidence of a painted-pottery civilization has been dated to ca. 5000 BC.

    Sweet history as well. :o I like it a lot! (better then Suasa, an ancient Roman city...)

    thanks for the tip. :) and glad you like it.
    I'm magical like that.... but it won't be Havokk :/ I'm thinking of giving up that name.

    How does Suasa sound? (Shut Up and Suicide already...)

    (look at the online list)
    ok wait.
    ur name was havokk and u were a mod.
    then i hit refresh and ur name is Mic_01001000 and yellow.
    this is just too trippy.
    If you like challenges you always could try getting Megaman 9. It's on all 3 consoles' DL networks. I heard it's darn hard, tho.
    I'd say try Megaman 2 on the NES, it's not too hard and pretty much gives you the basic idea. The other series build on what the Classic series set up, with fancy new stuff like walljumping or a laser sword. lol
    Hehe.
    They do have 2 genres commonly used - not counting a few spinoffs - which would be platforming/shooting stuff (Classic, X, Zero, ZX) and RPG (Legends, Battle Network and Starforce).
    I never got into the Zero series, to be frank... maybe cause I loathe Zero as a character added to my distaste for it. XD

    My favourite is Megaman 2, although X4 and ZX are good too.
    From the RPGs I like all games of the Legends series equally, BN5 is the best, and I only played Star Force 1, so yea. That's that. Haha.
    Yea, Misadventures of Tron Bonne, the successor of Megaman Legends 2. Very neglected and unknown game if it was only because it lacked the "Megaman" on the box. Too bad. It's an awesome lil game. ^^
    Hyper Fighting is the most balanced without a doubt, yes it is easy to stun people in that game, and you can do some very high damaging combos. However those 99% combos that you see are nearly impossible to do in real game fight, nobody does those at high lvls of play in Hyper Fighting.

    Also stuns become negated greatly at high lvls, due to the fact that everyone is positioning, zoning, and footsing each other. At the highest lvls of Hyper Fighting, the best players are usually the ones who plays the strongest turtling game. When I'm talking turtling, I'm talking about positioning and footsies, and landing combos at this point becomes extremely difficult.

    Hyper Fighting's balance is in the cast, almost every character can fight in this game, the only one who has problems is M. Bison, and even he can be used. However everyone is very good, given Ryu maybe #1, however most of his match ups are 5-5, or 6-4's, with two being 7-3's, and that's Honda and Dictator.

    Not only that, but tournament results for Hyper Fighting back in it's hay day was extremely varied, you had characters at Low-Tier even placing up in the Top-8 numerous times. You didn't see floods of Ryu's taking 1st even though he was the overall best character in the game. Take all these into consideration and in comparison to other SF games and Hyper Fighting easily wins this notion.

    Hope this is what you were looking for,

    Peace :)
    It was previously Mithx, amirite? Nice to meet ya. :evil:


    brb i gotta b mysterioss
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