mmm shroomalicious :9

omnomnomnomnom

Hurray! *hugs little shroomies*

Funny thing, I actually have 2 giant stuffed shrooms (a 1-up and a grow one) and a smaller grow shroom

Glad you like them. :3 And that is awesome! I only have a 1up tshirt, and a 1up candy tin. x3

I have a 1up shirt too :D

I have quite a few Sonic shirts though. x3

Not a big fan of Sonic anymore. The original three games were fine, but they milked Sonic WAAAYYY too much :(

Before I run with the Sonic thing. x3 I also got a Mario shirt that says "Made in 1985" which is funny cause that's when I was born, and I also have an 8bit style Mega Man shirt. x3

As for the decline of the Sonic series and the rise of the newest Sonic game, I believe Sonic declined for a reason. Sega was in the console race for some time, and I believe that all the Sonic games where good, as long as they played on Sega machines. Once they had to drop out of the race they started making games for other game consoles. Now, who in their right mind, after being pretty much forced out of a console race, would make a GOOD game for the competition?

And now that Sonic is no longer made by Sega people are saying that it's the best one since.

I loled.

Lol orly?

Sega made Shining Force sequels that were pretty descent D: Shining Force Neo is addictive

I never heard of those. :O What console where they on?

Shining force (original) was on the Sega Genesis, as well as the second game. There have been some later spin offs, Shining Tears, Shining Force Neo, and Shining Force EXA which were all on PS2

Oh, there's also a GBA remake of Shining Force 1

Well if they were mainly on the Sega console I would think they would keep up with the good games. I have been seeing less and less Sega logos on the new releases.

Sega's losing what little it had left. It'll probably get absorbed by a larger company like a few other companies have in the past

Sega lost alot of itself with the Dreamcast. There were some good games on that system and it was pretty revolutionary with the internet connection, but they couldn't get games for it fast and good enough for the public.

I myself, liked alot of the dreamcast games, and I am not afraid to admit that. HOUSE OF THE DEAD FTW!

Dreamcast was WAAAYYY ahead of it's time and that's what screwed them over

They went too far too quick, and no one could keep up. They jumped into space without a suit. x3

Exactly lol