Recent content by FirePuppy

"Absolutely no inappropriate content such as nude images, pornography, gore, vore, etc. This includes discussion of said content, including your fetishes." I object. I completely acknowledged that the "Mindless junk" forum allows general idiocy, and I do not agree that the topic I posted had...

Here's my rankings of the Paper Mario series: Super Paper Mario Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Paper Mario Paper Mario: The Origami King Paper Mario: Color Splash Paper Mario: Sticker Star

I wouldn't really count that one since I'm talking about Super Mario (not Donkey Kong) media adaptations here.

Oh yeah, those ice blocks. They give me the chills! But the music does fit with the course.

I get my news at Google through my mobile phone.

Rosalina is so immortal, she'll most certainly outlive everyone else in the MK.

Now that would be a fantastic choice for a Mario/Kingdom Hearts crossover.

Gotta love those Marimba Blocks. Not only can you jump high with those blocks, they also make a xylophone sound.

Following the three Super Mario cartoons that aired on public television then later on The Family Channel and USA Network, as well as that god awful movie from 1993, we pretty much didn't have anything other than the games until the much better 2023 movie. Which reminds me, have you ever wished...

I've played the Super Mario Bros. (NES) and Land (GB) series on my 3DS and SNES games like World, All-Stars and RPG (LotSS) on my Wii U, all through Virtual Console. I savestated through a lot of the levels in case I made a mistake in one of the levels.

In EarthBound Beginnings for the NES, some kid in the Twinkle Elementary School says: "Have you played Super Mario Bros. 7? I'm still playing Super Mario Bros. 3. It's been quite a challenge for me." In Donkey Kong Country 3, Wrinkly Kong can be seen playing her Nintendo 64. The music that...

I will always be a fan of Mario with Charles Martinet's voice.

The underground music wasn't even composed until 1985. In fact, the original arcade and NES versions of Mario Bros. don't even have any background music during gameplay.