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Thanks for joining! Hope to see you around the Board and  Game Room!

I'm sorry that I didn't get all those options, but I tried to cover the most popular games as I've seen them from other sources. 

Traduweise : Your implication that fetuses are like cancerous cells is sickening. By your standard, all humans should be dead because as fetuses no infant can survive. If your mother didn't want you, you would be dead, and by your reasoning, it would be your own fault, because you can't survive on your own. You couldn't be arguing for abortion if someone hadn't chosen not to have an abortion.

Vote for you favorite video game franchises! I decided I wanted to know what everyone on Vizzed's favorite video game franchise is. I felt other polls were too narrow in choice, so I came up with a large list of popular games. Below you'll find information on each game series, to help you make an informed decision . It is suggested that you at least watch the trailer for each game. I've also included Retro Game Room links where available. I haven't provided complete data for all games.
 
Animal Crossing
Genre: Sims
Camera perspective: Top-down
Consoles: N64, GC, NDS, Wii, 3DS
Official Site/Trailer
RGR: Animal Forest  (N64)
Developer: Nintendo

Assassin's Creed
Genre: Action/Adventure
Camera perspective: third person
Consoles: X360, PS3, Wii U, PS4, X1,  PC, DS, PSP, Vita, iOS, Android
Official Site/Trailer
RGR: None
Developer: Ubisoft, Gameloft, Griptonite Games

Banjo-Kazooie
Genre: Adventure
Camera perspective: third person
Consoles: N64, GBA
RGR: Banjo Kazooie
Banjo Tooie
Grunty's Revenge
Developer: Rare

Bastion
Genre: Adventure
Camera perspective:
Consoles: PC, X360, iOS, Chrome
Official Site/Trailer
RGR: None
Developer: Supergiant Games

Battlefield
Genre: Shooter
Camera perspective: first person
Consoles: PC, PS2, XBox, X360, PS3, PS4, X1
Official Site/Trailer
RGR: None
Developer: EA

Call of Duty
Genre: Shooter
Camera perspective: first person
Consoles: PC, GC, DS, PS2, PSP, PS3, Vita, Wii, Wii U, XBox, X360, iOS
Official Site/Trailer
RGR: None 
Developer: Infinity Ward, Treyarch, Sledgehammer Games, Amaze Entertainment

Civilization
Genre: turn-based strategy 
Camera perspective: map
Consoles: PC, SNES, PS, PS3, X360, NDS, iOS, Windows Phone
Official Site/Trailer
RGR:
Developer: Activision, Firaxis Games

Dead Rising
Genre: Horror
Camera perspective: 3rd person
RGR: None

The Elder Scrolls
Genre: Adventure
Camera perspective: 3rd/1st person
RGR: None

FIFA
Genre: sports
Camera perspective: 3rd person
RGR: FIFA '99
FIFA Soccer '07

Final Fantasty
Genre: Fantasy Adventure
Camera perspective: 3rd person
RGR:Final Fantasy I
Final Fantasy II
Final Fantasy III
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Final Fantasy V Advance
Final Fantasy VI Advance

Gears of War
Genre: sci-fi adventure
Camera perspective: 3rd 
RGR: none

Grand Theft Auto
Genre: gang war
Camera perspective: 3rd 
RGR: Grand Theft Auto [GBC]
Grand Theft Auto 2 [GBC]
Grand Theft Auto Advance

Halo
Genre: scifi shooter
Camera perspective: 1st person
RGR: none

Harvest Moon
Genre: sims
Camera perspective: top-down
RGR: Harvest Moon 64
Harvest Moon
GBC
GBC 2
GBC 3
GB
Friends of Mineral Town
More Friends of Mineral Town

Kingdom Hearts
Genre: Fantasy Adventure
Camera perspective: 3rd p
RGR: Chain of Memories

Kirby
Genre: adventure
Camera perspective: side scrolling
RGR: Kirby's Dreamland 2
The Crystal Shards
The Amazing Mirror
Nightmare in Dreamland

The Last of Us
Genre: Horror
Camera perspective: 3rd person
RGR: none

The Legend of Zelda
Genre: Fantasy Adventure
Camera perspective: top-down, side-scrolling, 3rd person
RGR: Ocarina of Time
Minish Cap
A Link to the Past (Four Swords)
The Legend of Zelda
The Adventure of Link
Majora's Mask
Link's Awakening
Oracle of Ages
Oracle of Seasons

Mario
Genre: Action, Racing
Camera perspective: side-scrolling, 3rd p
RGR: Super Mario 64
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario World
Paper Mario
Mario Kart 64

Marvel vs. Capcom
Genre: fighting 
Camera perspective: 3rd person
RGR: Clash of Super Heroes
New Age of Heroes

Mega Man
Genre: fighting 
Camera perspective: side-scrolling, 3rd p
RGR: Mega Man X
Mega Man 2
Mega Man 64
Mega Man

Metal Gear Solid
Genre: Action
Camera perspective: 3rd p
RGR: none

Metroid
Genre: action
Camera perspective: side-scrolling, 3rd p
RGR: Super Metroid
Metroid Fusion
Metroid

Minecraft
Genre: construction/survival
Camera perspective: 1st/3rd p
RGR: none

NBA 2K
Genre: sports
Camera perspective: 3rd p
RGR: none

Need for Speed 
Genre: racing
Camera perspective: 3rd p
RGR: [All titles GBA]
Most Wanted
Underground
Underground 2
Carbon- Own the City
Porsche Unleashed

Pokemon
Genre: Battling
Camera perspective: top-down
RGR: 
Red 
Blue
Green
Yellow
Gold 
Silver
Crystal
Stadium
Stadium 2
Emerald
Ruby
Sapphire

Ratchet & Clank
Genre: adventure
Camera perspective:3rd p
RGR: none

Saints Row
Genre: gang wars
Camera perspective: 3rd
RGR: none

Sims
Genre: sims
Camera perspective: top-down
RGR: [GBA]
Sims
Sims 2

Star Wars: Battlefront
Genre: scifi action
Camera perspective:3rd p
RGR: none

Star Wars: Knight of the Old Republic
Genre: scifi action
Camera perspective: 3rd p
RGR: none

Super Smash Bros.
Genre: Fighting
Camera perspective: side-3rd p.
RGR: Super Smash Bros.

Traduweise : You obviously did not understand what I said about tumors or fetus DNA. You aren't killing people when you scratch your nose or remove tumors. They are parts of the the person they are removed from, and do cause the person or any other person to die. Yet, while a fetus is attached to the person, it is not part of the person. The fetus has DNA entirely separate from the person it is connected to, meaning killing it is murder. While the law may say that abortion is not murder, the law permits amoral people to write the law, meaning what the law says is not always right.

It depends on the game- with OOT and WW, yeah I do. With other games, like LttP, MC, PH, not so much.

Tumors are not people. They are tufts of cancerous skin tissue, that share the same deoxyribose nucleic acid as the person they are attached to. However, a fetus only shares half of their DNA with the person they are attached to. A person has a uniform DNA throughout their body- you can't argue with that. A fetus does not share DNA with the person it is inside of, so it isn't part of that person. That fetus also has the DNA that makes it a homo sapien. The fetus' DNA shows that it is a human being, and that it is separate from it's mother. To kill that being would be to murder a human being, which is wrong by all accounts. People who want to say it's only okay to kill people when they are fetuses are not willing to be responsible for their own actions. If they impregnated someone or got pregnant with someone, it is their own fault, and they should take responsibility by having the child or, like Vincent (1875) said, have it transplanted if necessary. (The offensive but more common term for this is "test tube baby.") Abortion is murder, and murder is wrong. Abortion should already be outlawed. (Hey, technically, if you murder someone, you are aborting their life, and they, like unborn fetuses, don't have a choice in it either! The definition of abortion is "to "end prematurely.")

This is a great site, you can be sure! Be sure to check out the Retro Game Room!

I think playing sports is fun, but I'm not really interested in watching it. I mean, who really cares who is the best team or best player, since you are neither?
Anyway, random fact: NASCAR is the most boring sport to watch. "There he goes down the straight, then he takes the corner, then he goes down the straight, then he takes the corner, then he goes down the straight, and then he..., guess what? He takes a corner!

Hope you like these pictures!

I almost always have a packed lunch, mostly because it is more cost efficient to do so. However, every so often I reward myself and buy lunch, usually complimented by and additional something packed.

How do you take a walk with strawberries and peaches? I'm confused. Is this a Mario reference or something?

Yes and no. What I do is blue-out, and I've never entirely lost consciousness. In biology class a video we were watching disturbed me, and I asked to go to the bathroom and I almost passed out right outside the classroom. I collapsed against the wall and fell to the floor, but I willed myself to get up. The people at my school's office made me drink water and put my head between my knees for a long time.

This article is really helpful- I'll be sure to keep all that information in mind if (and when) I write a review.

I have to run the mile as part of the Presidential and National Fitness Test at my school. My time is dependent on the day. Once I got the mile done in six minutes, fifty-something seconds, but I usually finish somewhere between seven and eight minutes. I'll let you know I don't really like to run the mile, but I actually have run a 5K (I know, it's like, three times as long,) and I got in second place in my age category.

I like Pokémon a lot, but I don't think it's the best game in the world. That said, I've put in tons upon tons of hours on the games. (Yes, I know tons is a unit of weight, not time.) 

I don't like traditional Mario and think that they are really hard, so that furthest I've ever gotten in a game is level three is New Super Mario Bros. Pathetic, I know.

I remember users primarily by their usernames, but also by their user pictures. 

The last book I read was "Spiral" by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams. Not the best in the series, but I still liked it.