(made it like this to make it easier to read)
Name
Vodka(Mikael IRL)
Age: 17
Favorite old school system:
Super Nintendo Entetainment System
Favorite old school game (what system you like it for):
Every Mario, Yoshi and Donkey Kong games for SNES.
Favorite new game: None.
Favorite new system: Wii.
Why you want to join us:
I've always loved the old-school games, and out of nowhere I find an org tributed to those games. It would be stupid of me not to try to join it.
Tell us at-least 1 paragraph about yourself (if its less than a paragraph auto reject):
The first time I started playing these old-school games was when I were 1. Eventualy as I found several of the old games as I aged I got more and more into the games. I spent a lot of time trying to play these games, so to say during my childhood most of it went to these games.
Do you still play old school systems and games:
I wish I could. I can't find the console.
Give us details about your favorite old school game:
Donkey Kong Country.
It is a side-scrolling 2d game where you are playing as either Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong in this game. As you play you are capable of switching between those two given that you have both of them on screen. Throughout the journey to beat King K. Rool you encounter numerous enemies and bosses, collect bananas, ride swordfishes, ostriches and rhinos aswell as collecting four blocks with the letter K O N G.
When did the system release (must be 2002 and lower):
In Japan: 21 November 1990
In North America: 13 August 1991
In Europe: 11th April 1992
In Australia/Asia: 3rd July 1992
When did the game release (must be 2002 and lower):
It came out 21st of November 1994
Name
Vodka(Mikael IRL)
Age: 17
Favorite old school system:
Super Nintendo Entetainment System
Favorite old school game (what system you like it for):
Every Mario, Yoshi and Donkey Kong games for SNES.
Favorite new game: None.
Favorite new system: Wii.
Why you want to join us:
I've always loved the old-school games, and out of nowhere I find an org tributed to those games. It would be stupid of me not to try to join it.
Tell us at-least 1 paragraph about yourself (if its less than a paragraph auto reject):
The first time I started playing these old-school games was when I were 1. Eventualy as I found several of the old games as I aged I got more and more into the games. I spent a lot of time trying to play these games, so to say during my childhood most of it went to these games.
Do you still play old school systems and games:
I wish I could. I can't find the console.
Give us details about your favorite old school game:
Donkey Kong Country.
It is a side-scrolling 2d game where you are playing as either Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong in this game. As you play you are capable of switching between those two given that you have both of them on screen. Throughout the journey to beat King K. Rool you encounter numerous enemies and bosses, collect bananas, ride swordfishes, ostriches and rhinos aswell as collecting four blocks with the letter K O N G.
When did the system release (must be 2002 and lower):
In Japan: 21 November 1990
In North America: 13 August 1991
In Europe: 11th April 1992
In Australia/Asia: 3rd July 1992
When did the game release (must be 2002 and lower):
It came out 21st of November 1994
Last edited by Vodka; Apr 15, 2012 at 03:42 PM.
Toribash TakeOVER
<Colossus> ROFL
<Colossus> my friend got hit by a car
<Colossus> gonna go visit him. brb
[22:45:46] <Thorn> I know she likes it in the ear
[22:45:53] <Thorn> because when I put it to her mouth she turns away
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<Colossus> ROFL
<Colossus> my friend got hit by a car
<Colossus> gonna go visit him. brb
[22:45:46] <Thorn> I know she likes it in the ear
[22:45:53] <Thorn> because when I put it to her mouth she turns away
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. I want to buy another Gameboy to play tetris and stuff 
he always won because I was younger and he knew how to play it better then me 
