• I'm surprised no one has mentioned this: the lack of biological parents in cartoon shows. Think of all the characters who live with someone other than their parents: Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Webby living with Uncle Donald then Uncle Scrooge in DuckTales. Gosalyn and Darkwing Duck in Darkwing Duck, Robin and Nightwing living with Batman. Also, Penny and Uncle Gadget. No explanation is given about their parents' whereabouts. When I was a kid I wondered where they were. I think if cartoon creators have a handle enough to show orphans, they should go the full monty and explain where mom and dad are.
  - Contributed by Mark P.
• Yet another common device that cartoon manufacturers use is to add a character to a show that is there solely for the purpose of comic relief (usually, it backfires, though). This character is quite frequently of some other species, &c. than the main character(s). Examples are Slimer in The Real Ghostbusters, Snarf in ThunderCats, Alexander in Josie and The Pussycats, Blip in Space Ghost, Orko in He-Man, Chim-Chim in Speed Racer, Godzuki in Godzilla, and Needler in The Pirates of Dark Water.
  - Contributed by The Editor
• What’s the nature of ghosts in The Real Ghostbusters? Are they extra-dimensional critters, traumatic psychic residue, or is the team actually capturing the souls of the deceased with proton lightning and cramming them in a basement nuclear reactor? That seems awfully blasphemous. Perhaps it’s symbolic of people’s willingness to ignore their past, or maybe a commentary on modern urban life being "soulless."
  - Contributed by Blake

Today i struck one of those forgotten areas of my mind. An area i couldn't put a name to but could see. A childhood cartoon with good memories attached, even if i can't quite remember the events of the cartoon. I was fortunate enough to discover the name of this nagging memory through some lucky google searching. Darkwing Duck. Anyone else remember it? Awesome cartoon.

I seem to be reminiscing about kids shows a lot lately. Paddington Bear, Little Bear, Franklin, Busy Town . . . good shows all of them, at least they were when i was 9 or younger. But i'm sure all of them were better than the shows kids have today. I have seen some absolutely terrible kid shows recently. Maybe the shows i watched were actually bad . . . no, no the shows these days don't compare. The Night Garden? Very weird show. Kids these days have to watch either shows lilek that or some silent, scrawny red-head mope about a gym! How does that compare to good-old spot? So seriously, get some of that past quality out there!

alyssa

Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles II The Arcarde Game

Dream Master

Mario & Yoshi

Darkwing Duck

Super Mario Bros.

Na een hele omzwerving ben ik op een gegeven moment bij de Donald Duck-familie beland tijdens een msn-gesprekje.

Donald Duck, Daffy Duck, Dagobert Duck,...

Mijn absolute Duck is de enige echte Darkwing Duck, de in paars geklede superheld.

Vroeger was dat heel vaak te zien tijdens Disney Festival en vond je mij elke dag op een kussentje geploft voor de tv.
25 minuten lang alleen maar gegiechel..

Ik ben de dreiging die flappert in de nacht!         Laten we lekker link gaan doen..

En dan met D&W, Koentje, Kwekkelien, Morgana,...    *mihi cool!*

Dát mag Ketnet nog eens heruitzenden...

mega man

chip n' dale

ducktales

darkwing duck

kicknz

#10 MEGA MAN (Capcom): A solid action game with a cool paper/rock/scissors concept and a non-linear progression.  The character design is near the top of the NES bunch.  If you like this game you're in luck because there are five sequels that are practically the same game.  Also check out the DuckTales, Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck games by Capcom, which all use the same graphics and gameplay engine.

#9 BUBBLE BOBBLE (Taito) - wheeeeee!!  A successful port of an arcade hit.  Players get to control Bub and Bob, a couple of cute dragons, and run around trapping cute bad guys and bubbles before kicking them to hell.  It's like a much, much more developed version of the original Mario Bros. (1983)  The bubbles are also used as platforms and the game's physics actually change drastically from one stage to another.  For example, bubbles shoot quickly in some stages and slowly in others.  In some stages, Bub and Bob can almost jump through walls but not in others.  These changes keep you on your toes.  This game is also famous, along with Contra, as being one of the few NES classics that allow for simultaneous multiplayer action.

#8 SUPER DODGE BALL (Technos) - One of the few kick-dick sports game in existence and naturally, it's a fictional sport.  Basically, you master several special throws to KILL your opponenets with your dodgeball.  Yes, you really kill them and even get to watch their immortal souls float away to the Heavens.  In the American version, you control the USA National Dodge Ball Team and you work your way up through the ranks, finally getting to kill the Soviet National Team.  This game features the same characters as the Technos releases River City Ransom, Nintendo World Cup, Crash n' the Boys, and other Technos-developed games.  This game may have single-handedly given rise to the action-sport genre, possibly inspiring the likes of NBA Jam and NFL Blitz.

#7 GHOSTS 'N GOBLINS (Capcom) - GNG was originally released in the arcades but this NES port is actually an improvement as several ridiculously cheap situations are ironed out.  Don't worry, though, it's still a very difficult game.  If you like both Super Mario and Contra then you should enjoy this buttcracking game, as it really falls somewhere in-between.  It's amazing that this game (or the arcade release, at least) is just as old Super Mario Bros. but it doesn't really get the props for being one of the first side-scrolling platforming adventures with many levels. 

#6 THE LEGEND OF ZELDA (Nintendo) - Vague is the name of this game.  You have no idea what to do, which sucks.  However, it still has an epic feel to it and when you actually figure out how to get into the next dungeon, it's pretty good karate.  I must admit there is no possible way I would have ever completed this game without a guide.  I just don't have that kind of patience and I'm not willing to run round the entire overworld attempting to burn every bush until I find the next secret dungeon.  Incredibly, this is the sort of thing Nintendo really expected people to do and announced at the time that there were "100 hours of playtime" in this game.

#5 METROID (Nintendo) - Another super vague game but like Zelda it's dripping with atmosphere and exciting times.  Finding powerups can be good times but the awesome music that plays when you find them makes owning an NES worthwhile.  This game also requires a lot of random shooting and running around in order to find new paths to follow.  And there's no map to refer to!  This is another game that I had to use a guide for due to my low levels of intelligence and patience but I'm glad I got through it one way or another as the final confrontation and then the final escape scene were great touches.  This is one of the few NES games that has some real tension.  There's a real sense of dread regarding the mysterious Metroids that you won't see until almost the very end of the game.

#4 KID ICARUS (Nintendo) - Why is this game better than Metroid and Zelda?  Durrrrr.  It isn't super vague in a major annoying way.  It uses Metroid's gameplay and graphic engines and even features an enemy that looks just like our friends the Metroids.  It plays like a combination of Metroid, Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda.  The first three stages in each level are vertically or horizontally-scrolling platformer action-oriented combined with Zelda-like inventory management.  Every fourth level is a labyrinth that will appeal to you Zelda nerds but these labyrinths are actually somewhat manageable and with some exploration their layouts can be memorized and then destroyed.

#3 NINJA GAIDEN (Tecmo) - Hai-yah!  This is a very challenging but very awesome ninja kick-fighting video game for your NES.  Actually, it basically plays like a fast-paced version of Castlevania and that is a good thang.  Like Castlevania, there are power ups that come in limited supply.  The enemies never stop coming in this game and annoyingly respawn in the same spot if you accidentally back up a bit before advancing.  As a result, lightning reflexes and memorization of enemy locations is a key requirement.  This game was also special for featuring detailed and even semi-interesting story cut-scenes, a rarity at the time.  These scenes gave the action a sense of purpose and drama that they would otherwise lack.

#2 CASTLEVANIA (Konami) - It's slow.  It's scary.  I don't know why, but it's awesome.  It's also very difficult so put on your pants for this one.  Many of the Western horror archetypes are present in the game with everyone from Dracula and Frankenstein('s monster) to a dirty hunchback making appearances.  Unfortunately, the graphics are very 1986 so the details on these monsters aren't exactly clear or frightening.  However, the difficulty level IS frightening.  It's hard to say exactly why a game with bad graphics and very slow action is so good but it all comes together, somehow.

#1 SUPER MARIO BROS. 3 (Nintendo) - Okay, listen.  If it weren't for the 'emphasis on variety' requirement, SMB 1-3 would probably be the top 3 on this list.  Gosh, this is a good game!  Fast-paced!  Great character designs!  Awesome level designs!  Tons of levels!  Painfully creative!  Play it.  But you probably already have.

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Bionic Commando, Mega Man 2-6 (my memories of all of these games are completely melted together), DuckTales, Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Rainbow Islands, Zelda 2, Ninja Gaiden 2 & 3, Castlevania 2 & 3, Super Mario Bros. 1 & 2, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, Kirby's Adventure, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 & 3, Batman, Bonk's Adventure, Double Dragon 1 & 2

"ME AM MAD.  MY FAVORITE GAME DIDN'T DO ON THIS LIST!"  Yes, there are really several NES supposed-classics I haven't played enough to comment on but intend to play someday.  This list includes:  Contra, Super C, Metal Gear, Gargoyle's Quest II, Willow, Blaster Master, Crystalis, Rygar, and River City Ransom.

"WAIT, WHERE AM THE RPGz?"  Well, I have played through Final Fantasy I and Dragon Warrior I & II but I currently have a personal bias against turn-based RPGs as a genre so sooowwwwwy.

kicknz

Resultado do meu teste:

You Are Very Happy Being Single

You're not anti-relationship. You just don't need one to be content. You find plenty of happiness from your life as it is. And if you find someone you love, then that's just icing on an already decadent cake!

(I know, I know, I've got plenty of productivity issues.)

"Let's get dangerous" in other languages

The show was dubbed in several different languages for international distribution. As such, the catchphrase Let's get dangerous! had to be translated into a similarly catchy phrase for the target language. It often did not keep its literal sense, as a direct translation of the phrase was unlikely to hold the same impact.

Language	Phrase	Literal translation
Cantonese Chinese	等我搞破壞!	Wait till I do some destruction!
Czech	Kacer Darkwing!	Darkwing Duck!
Danish	Lad os så vove fjerene!	Now let's risk our feathers!
Dutch	Laten we lekker link gaan doen!	Let's get really risky!
Finnish	Ollaan vaarallisia!	Let's be dangerous!
French	Ça va craindre un max!	It's gonna get scary big time!
German	Zwo, Eins, Risiko!	Two, one, risk!
Greek	Ας γίνουμε επικίνδυνοι!	Let's get dangerous!
Hindi	Ho Jaye Khatron Se Takkar (हो जाए खतरों से टक्कर।)	Let's tackle danger!
Indonesian	Hadang bahaya!!	Charge the danger!
Italian	Dagli addosso, Duck!	Go for it, Duck!
Korean	덤벼 보라고!	Go ahead and attack me!
Mandarin Chinese	讓我搞破壞!	Let me do some destruction!
Norwegian	La oss bli farlige!	Let's become dangerous!
Polish	Oj, powieje grozą!	Oh, it's gonna be dangerous!
Portuguese(Brazil)	Vamos encarar o perigo!	Let's face danger!
Portuguese(Portugal)	Vamos correr perigo!	Let's get dangerous!
Russian	Ну-ка, от винта!	Clear the propeller!
Spanish	¡Hay que entrar en acción!	Let's get into action!
Swedish	Nu blir vi farliga!/ (Alternatively: Dags att bli farliga)	Now we're getting dangerous!/Time to get dangerous!
Turkish	Haydi, Tehlikeli olalım!	Let's get dangerous!

I think my personal favorite is "Let's get really risky!", the Dutch version. The translators must have had an interesting night in Amsterdam or something.

Another interesting note: "In Poland and Sweden the series was considered too brutal, and after a few episodes were aired (despite gaining many fans), the show was taken off." Buh?

I love living in an age with this type of useless information at my fingertips, I really do.

I have always considered platypi to be the plural form of platypus. Recently, it has come to my attention that this may not necessarily be true. Indeed, as I typed it two sentences prior, my word processor underlined it as a misspell, indicating that it may very well not be a word. Is this the case?

I certainly hope not. In addition to platypus, there exist other words that I change from “-us” to “-i” to indicate plurality, namely cactus and octopus. Fuck yeah; we all know (or should know, less you be ignorant or stupid) that cacti means “more than one cactus” and that octopi means “more than one octopus”.

The process of pluralizing nouns is something I find quite interesting (in relation to how boring the rest of the shit in English class was). Adding to this is my pretty high self-regard when it comes to using words correctly. I have chastised people in the past for misuse of words, and likewise, my pride is dealt considerable blows when I find myself in error, or it is identified as such by one of my peers. But no worries here, I am nearly dead certain on how to pluralize all three of the words in question.

Once upon a time, there was a man, who in dealing with me, somehow entered upon a conversation concerning cacti. This man was quite confused, and considered cacti to be singular and cactus to be plural. I could only think two things: 1) He must be thinking cactus is plural because it ends with an “s”, or 2) He must be a fucking dumbass. #2 was definitely the case, but it may have been in combination with numero uno.

Thinking quickly to fix his error without much embarrassment, I went into damage control. “Surely he must know that octopus is singular; It is far too common to be misunderstood in such a manner.” I presented this to him. “Well, sir, I mean, octopus means just one octopus, whereas octopi means more than one octopus.” Without hesitation, he disagreed. Now I was confused, flustered, and angry. Above that, I was frustrated. This was no mere mortal man (by army standards), he was a hero, a legend to behold indeed. He was, in fact, a Lieutenant Colonel.

Fuck. How much can I stomach? Normally this would be the time I would castrate his ego and leave him staring back at his own naked ignorance. But I am a dog in the army, and, as such, a dog will not bite a man, nay, an outstanding man, without repercussion. Negative repercussion.

Did I stand up for my mores? Did I swallow my pride? Find out next week on “This Is One of the Many Reasons I Hate the Army.”

And we’re back. On last week’s episode we learned that Lieutenant Colonels can be illiterate English-butchering fuckwads. And now, the exciting conclusion.

Yeah, I just fucking agreed with that guy. I stand by my decision. He wouldn’t have gotten anything from it anyway, and my life is probably more comfortable now because of it. If I felt like I could’ve made a difference or positive impact… Fuck, I probably still would’ve agreed with the dumbass. Is that bad? Maybe. At this point, in this place, sometimes staying under the radar is just the way to go. And right now, right here, I wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ll wait until I move on.

Back to plurality. Like I said, I wanted to destroy this guy for mangling word identification, but uh, was I actually wrong the entire time?

I was doing nothing one night not too long ago, and hence I was searching Wikipedia quite randomly. I came upon an article concerning echidnas. Now, if you don’t know, echidnas are one of the most primitive mammals, and they lay eggs. One of the only other mammals that lays eggs is the platypus. So, obviously, I hit up the platypus article next.

Now I’m thinking about how the platypus is just weird as fuck. But, I love the word platypi, because it’s one of my favorite ways to pluralize words. It just sounds cool, okay? Wikipedia thought otherwise, however.

As it turns out, there is no universally accepted word for “more than one platypus”. Scientists generally use platypuses or just simply platypus to indicate more than one. Wow, I am the fucktard. Oh, wait, hold on just a second. I continue to read, and the article does indeed mention “platypi”. Good, it’s going to agree with me. Reading, reading, reading… Hmmm. Says here that platypi is actually a colloquial term, and is technically Dog Latin. In case you are unfamiliar with the term Dog Latin, let me explain. It is the degradation of genuinely Latin words that are borrowed into English; Fucked up in English by trying to modify them. In other words, it’s like Engrish, except we’re the dumb ones. Or, maybe just me, since I thought it was correct all this time.

Well, remember what I said about dealing a substantial blow to my pride factor? Mang, that shit was tough to read. I have to know if this is the case for my other two pet words.

Let’s break from animals and head for cactus. Yes! Cacti is the most common way to pluralize cactus. Fucking score. In addition to this, it is the grammatically correct way to go about business when following the rules of Botanical Latin. Grammar points, bitches. Disappointment accompanies my joy, however. In following Greek grammar rules, we discover that cactuses and cactoi are the correct terms. Fuck the Greeks. Cactoi does sound pretty cool, but it does not reflect well upon my argument. Cactuses is generally accepted, however, and so is just plain cactus. Man, fuck that. Cacti is the word I will use, and if you don’t use that word, then you will be labeled as a Greek asshole. Is that what you want? Byzantine, fuck thyself.

Okay, I consider the cactus/cacti battle to be won in my favor. A similar result with octopus will leave me at a respectable 2-1, whereas defeat will leave 1-2, and quite shamed.

To quote Wikipedia, “There are three forms of the plural of octopus; namely, octopuses, octopi, and octopodes. Currently, octopuses is the most common form in the UK as well as the US; octopodes is rare, and octopi is often objected to.”

What the fuck? Okay, so octopuses is the most common? That is SHIT! That is a stupid word. If and when I ever hear somebody utter that word, I will… Fuck, I do not know what I will do. Apparently it is correct, but it sounds so wrong. Like the “c-word”. I refuse to use it, and when people say it, I feel quite disturbed at my core. When people say octopuses? Same thing.

Tiny victories, me, tiny victories. Alright, it says octopi is in a secure second place, as octopodes is rarely used. However, I think that octopodes is probably more common that octopuses, but whatever. What is truly bothersome is that octopi is objected to; Incredible.

As it turns out, this may be just. To again quote Wikifuckia, “Octopi derives from the mistaken assumption that octōpūs is a second declension Latin noun, which it is not.” Oh shit, I always make that mistake. It’s so easy to get second declension nouns mixed up with first declension nouns, just as in English it’s easy to mistake the hesternal preterit past tense for the prehodiernal absolute-relative past tense. Typical rookie fuck up; my bad.

Technically, the word is Latinized Greek, not Latin. <sarcasm> Whoops. </sarcasm>  It is interesting to find, however, that if it were a Latin word, the plural form of octopus would actually be octopedes, much like milipedes or centipedes. Nice.

So, really what is this all about? Am I a pedant? Couldn’t be, I don’t even know what the word means. And that’s the true lesson here: You can’t truly be pedantic if you‘re unfamiliar with the term. Cacti, octopi, and platypi, now and forever

© Bernie Wrightson

Letzten Sonntag Morgen wachte ich mit leichten Kopfschmerzen auf. Obwohl ich nicht getrunken hatte, brummte mir der Schädel. "Was habe ich nur getan, dass ich so gestraft werde?", dachte ich und zappte zur Zertstreuung die Flimmerkiste an. Ich blieb bei der Disney-Serie "Darkwing Duck" hängen. Der Schrecken, der die Nacht durchflattert, ließ mich für einen Augenblick meinen Brummschädel vergessen. Doch schon Sekunden später setzten die Schmerzen wieder ein. Diesmal waren sie jedoch anderen Ursprungs: ich hatte doch tatsächlich zum ersten Mal bemerkt, dass DD eine kindergerechte Kopie der grandiosen Pulp- und Crime-Serie "The Shadow" ist. Wie konnte ich das erst so spät merken?! Ich schämte mich und griff mit vor Selbsthass zitternden Händen zur Flasche - zur Eisteeflasche. Ich begann zu grübeln. Vielleicht war meine langjährige Ignoranz ja der Grund für meine momentanen Kopfschmerzen. "Hahahahahaha," ich lachte das eisige Lachen des Shadow und verschluckte mich dabei am gerade gierig geschlürften Eistee. Genug! Das war der Zeichen genug. Ich hatte verstanden. Ja, ich würde so bald wie möglich den Irrtum - oder besser: das Verbrechen der Verwechslung des Shadows mit der albernen Erpel-Kopie öffentlich gestehen. Lest mein Schuldbekenntnis. Mea culpa.

The Shadow

Erfunden wurde der "Dark Night Detective" bereits in den 1930er Jahren von dem Journalisten Walter B. Gibson unter dem Pseudonym Maxwell Grant. Zuerst war der Shadow der Held einer amerikanischen Radiokrimiserie und wurde dabei von dem Mimen Orson Welles ("Citizen Kane") gespielt. Später tauchte er auch in Comics und Pulp-Magazinen auf. Der Charakter kann als Archetypus des klassichen Comichelden bezeichnet werden. Ähnlich wie bei dem von Bob Kane geschaffenen Batman tarnt sich auch der Shadow tagsüber als reicher, schnöseliger Lebemann und geht des Nachts auf Verbrecherjagd, um der Gerechtigkeit Genüge zu tun. Hilfreich zur Seite stehen ihm dabei ein paar getreue Verbündete und zwei automatischen Pistolen.

Ende der 1980er Jahre versuchte DC Comics die Shadow-Reihe wieder aufleben zu lassen. Die ersten Episoden wurden von der Kritik sehr gelobt und versprühten den Charme der herrlich-düstern Pulp-Magazin-Cover der 30er. Zeichner dieser Geschichten war Mike Kaluta, für den Text zeichneten sich verschiedene Autoren verantwortlich. Nach sechs Episoden gab Kaluta die Serie jedoch leider auf. Mit seinem Weggang starb auch die Serie, denn die Verantwortlichen entschieden sich den Mythos des Shadow von den 30ern in die Gegenwart zu verlegen und nahmen ihm damit den besonderen Charme. Darüber hinaus steckten sie den Helden in einen Robotor-Kampfanzug, was die Serie endgültig ruinierte. Und so kam es wie es kommen musste: das Publikum verlor das Interesse und der Umsatz blieb aus. Verbrechen trägt bekanntlich bittere Früchte und zahlt sich niemals aus - der Shadow weiß es. Hahahahahaha.

Darkwing Duck

Dieser vertrottelt-sympathische Erpel machte in den Jahren 1991 und 1992 Jagd auf den Abschaum von Erpelsburg. Sein Hauptquatier ist versteckt in der größten Brücke der Stadt. Unterstützt bei der Verbrecherjagd wird Darkwing Duck von seiner Adoptivtocher Kiki Erpel (im engl. Original: Gosalyn Mallard), Quack (Launchpad McQuack) und Alfred Wirrfuß (Honker Muddlefoot). Mehr gibt es zu dieser Disney-Kreation nicht zu quaken: Zwo, eins, Risiko.

Poll: Who is the better one?

© Disney (Darkwing Duck) und Mike Kaluta/DC Comics (The Shadow)

Söndagskrönikan (s01e02)

Den stora frågan som människan har ställt sig i alla tider... Var serier bättre förr?

När jag var liten så var TV-serier nästan en lika stor del av mitt liv som de är nu. De då viktigaste serierna som jag följde mer eller mindre slaviskt var MacGyver, A-Team, Knight Rider, Baywatch och Airwolf (om du inte redan här är helt euforisk efter att ha klickat på länkarna så behöver du inte läsa längre!). Om jag minns rätt så gick allt detta på TV3 (kanske inte A-Team) mellan 15~18 vilket gjorde att jag kanske inte alltid gjorde vad jag skulle på eftermiddagarna. Men allt detta TV-tittande (självklart tittade man inte ensam ALLA såg dessa serier) gjorde att man utvecklade ett väldigt starkt band till alla karaktärerna (mer specifikt, Kitt, Mitch, Caroline, MacGyver, Hannibal, Murdock, Airwolf). Det var så mycket mer spännande att se en pratande bil än att göra läxor(...). Sen hade man ju hela livet framför sig, så illusionen om att man en dag skulle få samma kunskap som MacGyver, en bil som Kitt (skulle vara ett bra alternativ till min helikopter), en lika "speciell" vän som Murdock och en arbetskamrat som hette Caroline Holden var fortfarande något så när levande.

Nu skulle jag kunna bli nostalgiskt och säga att det enda jag delvis lyckades med är en vän som Murdock... Men det är inte det detta handlar om. De här människorna och sakerna var ju det coolaste i ens liv. Att se en hårig (den ende) och föråldrad badvakt vinna över en som Matt Brody på allt var helt enkelt så det skulle vara. Det tog flera år innan man började ifrågasätta handlingen i någon av dessa serier. Tillochmed när jag ser någon av dessa serier idag har jag stora problem med att vara objektiv. Det går bara inte säga att något är dåligt. Redan efter introt så är man återigen 11år och överlycklig. Allt detta har ju varit en så stor del av ens uppväxt. Ungefär som Disneyklubben (alt1, alt2, alt3, alt4), och försök att säga att det var dåligt!

Så den slutgiltiga frågan är, var dessa serier bättre än tex House, FNL, Lost, Heroes och andra serier som vi har idag? Svaret är kanske. Men MacGyver, Mitch, Hannibal är och kommer allt vara bra mycket större hjältar för mig än vad House, Hiro eller Jack någonsin kommer att bli (jag tror att de flesta 80-talister håller med mig). Men vad jag nu helst ser på, ja det är en helt annan sak.

//Mattsson - säger som Darkwing Duck - Nu blir vi farliga(!)

:D

See more progress on: have an evil lair for my evil organization

Games available here: http://nintendo8.com/toplist/more/

(I went through all 100 titles available to play (no download required) and the only things that jumped out were the Super Mario games, but I'm sure some of y'all out there would get a kick out of this site.)