Pierrot

I'm interested, count me in.

Super MAYhem 17 - classic Mario inspired maps Community Chest 2 map23 - based on Zelda III's Death Mountain Survive in Hell map33 - a Minecraft map

My brother preordered it, he seems to have quite enjoyed BotW (on a side note, this is certainly the first time one of us two is preordering a game, that's saying he sounds pretty excited about it). I'm also a fan of the franchise, having played most of the titles, so I will naturally play it as soon as my brother is done with it, but I can't say for now I'm this enthusiastic as I am not so fond of BotW that much. I mean, it IS a good adventure game, definitly, but not a top Zelda game in my book. In addition to the aforementioned mechanics that kind of put me off, I missed the large adventurous dungeons with distinctive and memorable theme/environment/boss/new weapon, among other things. Also I felt a certain lack of fantasy compared to the other titles (the bestiary for an exemple: there's no more big spiders, ghosts, electric jellyfish, ice monsters and such, only boring bokoblins and lizalfos everywhere. Though the lynel was pretty awesome, nice he's been reintroduced, I honestly don't recall him since A Link to the Past). That being said I know it will worth it, because Zelda games and Nintendo games in general ARE good and fun games. Just TotK being the direct sequel to BotW and not a brand new iteration I kind of fear it will have the same flaws but I hope I'm wrong.

Recently finished the first Splatoon on Wii U, I quite enjoyed it, very colorful and straightforward. Already purchased the second game for Switch, will play it eventually when I get the Switch back from my brother (he's going to play the new Zelda). Now I'm playing Assassin's Creed Unity on PS4, on my way playing the whole franchise.

Need For Speed III: Hot Pursuit - Aquilla 303 Also plays in CC4 map13.

MAYhem 1500 and THT: Threnody have a fair amount of castle maps Legacy of Heroes Clandestine Castle Crashing DBP12: Into The Storm

I recently acquired Driver on PS1 and Driv3r on PS2. just beaten the first one, it was pretty fun. Now I'm playing Driver 2 once more, have this game since a while and am still enjoying playing it.

Kama Sutra map28 - Hard Target. This map I wanted to UV-max with as few saves as possible, and the wad in general, taught me to be more assertive in oppressive combats and allowed me to master the art of two-shotting cyberdemons with the bfg.

Map Name: Sneaking into Santa's Freezer Author: Pierrot Music: MIDI rendition of "Entrance" by Dimmu Borgir Sky: default Format: Boom Difficulty Settings: no o_O Build Time: 1 hour Gimmicks: 11 Shotgun shells, 3 Damage floors, 2 Keycards, 1 BFG. Comments: This one is quite harsh, Merry Christmas! :D Download

Pretty neat speedmaps, I enjoyed them. Here's my fda: 15mom_fda_pierrot.zip

"Toasty!" - Mortal Kombat

Hell on Earth: Super Tiny Edition by the author of Bijou Doom The russian variation of Doom 2 - In Name Only (not fully released though)

I always thought until recently that map20's music was titled "Message from the Archvile". I don't know, the fact that the monster would have something to tell you sounded cool to me. What would have been this message though.

No particular order, but I always come back to these games: GTA San Andreas True Crime: Streets of LA Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Driver 2 Daffy Duck starring as Duck Dodgers The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Super Castlevania IV Super Metroid Equinox Starwing/Starfox

Killing Adventure