Cadet Ember McLain

While it's not licensed songs, FF is technically a soundtrack... "Heaven Is A Halfpipe" was also in THPS2, IIRC. At least, it was in the PC version. Most of the Tony Hawk games had good songs, until they got off the "Pro Skater" name.

You misspelt "Final Fantasy IX" and "Final Fantasy VI"

Well, there are some Elementals roaming around... pick a fight with them

/And better than ever. Got a knack/For making things better. Face facts/'Cause your opinion don't matter. This maniac/is gonna step on whoever... And so on...

Two off the top of my head are the "Cheapskate" challenge, and the "Sticky Materia" challenge. Cheapskate: You can't voluntarily spend any money. This goes for items, inns, whatever. There are a couple of exceptions, where you are forced to spend the money to proceed. This is allowed under the rules. There is a variation of this, in that whatever you sell is allowed to be spent before you exit the shop dialog. EG: You go in and sell 5 Ethers. You now have (IIRC) 5000 Gil to play with BEFORE you resume your adventure. You can't spend over that, and if you exit, that money locks. Think of it as a barter-type system. Sticky Materia: The title speaks for itself. This one has three difficulty levels. EASY: Once you equip any materia to a weapon/armour slot, it stays there. When you recruit someone that has pre-existing Materia, you are allowed the option to remove their Materia prior to their usage. You can equip weapons/armour that have reduced slots in order to remove materia. (If you have an all-cure set up, and you remove the cure, but not the all, that's bad luck.) MEDIUM: Easy mode rules, but you can't change weapons/armour to remove materia. Any new items must have an equal or greater number of materia slots than the item you removed. Should you recruit someone with pre-equipped Materia, it must stay with them in its respective slot. HARD: Same as Medium, but you must take the Wutai side-quest, and stick with the results. On the other difficulties, you are allowed a reset at this point.

One of my favourite books of all-time. I can't believe I forgot it...

I'd love to see a Wheel of Time movie/movies, but only if it's done perfectly.

Forrest Gump?

Perhaps add in a puppet rig, so you're basically a life-size Thunderbird? *jump up out of the coffin* "Hi everyone! Thanks for coming! I hope you all.. Oh, I'm having a heart attack! *fall back into coffin* ...I'm thinking of some weird stuff lately...

Ugly baby judges you. In my defense, I had already finished most of it, but it was a while ago, so I forgot what happened...

I just did a GameShark run of FFTA for the story. I swear I'll play it properly again, next time...

New Disturbed album? I don't even care what it sounds like, I'm getting it.

First: MTV - Headbanger's Ball 2 Last: Megadeth - Greatest Hits

Why not just rig your coffin with tear gas?

I guess you could always take a page out of Merrick Watts' book, and have "Sandstorm" - Darude. Turn that funeral into an impromptu rave!

"A Bid Farewell" - Killswitch Engage. Failing that, have Monty Python's "Bright Side Of Life"

I'll go on record here, and say GameTraders is the WORST games shop I've ever been to. If you recall, I posted earlier in the thread about ordering FF9 from them. That was in November. I'm still waiting...

Good Tutorials is the one I prefer to use...

If I'm ever awake early enough, I'll catch Merrick And Rosso on Nova 96.9, but I stopped listening as much when they changed from playing different music to the same old generic stuff everyone else plays. Tuesdays at 10pm, I listen to "Full Metal Racket" on Triple J. As you can probably tell, it's nothing but metal. I've found some real gems because of it. As for just having it on for background noise, Vega 95.3 is constantly on, because it plays "older" stuff (70s, 80s, 90s) and actually picks out good music from today's choices...

Boo-urns. These are people that are always in my main parties in their respective games... Take Cid and Cait Sith. Not sure why, just because...

You can battle/trade/chat with people around you, and after a point in the game, you can battle/trade/chat with people worldwide.

Having the initial fly-by photo shoot of Dead Rising accompanied by Mankind's first WWF theme. It fit so well, it's ridiculous. And, in fact, that part in general, as it was my first time playing a "New-Gen" console...

So there's no deadline, or just... what?

Darkness and Starlight is the extended opera scene from FFVI and is fucking immense and glorious. DO NOT WANT!

Darkness and Starlight is the extended opera scene from FFVI and is fucking immense and glorious.