Favorite ending...I wouldn't say it's my favorite ending, because none are truly my favorites, though there was one that left a lasting impression. It was the first ending I got. It was the one where you defeat Eggman, and Shadow believes himself to be the protector of the ARK. It certainly stuck as well because of the cutscene I had had before the level, where the head of the military ambushes Shadow on the ARK with the intention of killing him, only to be told by Shadow that he doesn't remember the things the general says he's done, leaving him in a state of shock. All that put together really left an impression on me, making it the ending I remember the most.

G@mehe@d : Though the plots may be overwritten at times, the part of them not being related to the games is what makes me like them even more. With the lack of ties to the games, the comic is free to write different stories from the games.

On a more topic related note, I personally like the comics. Despite how sometimes they are overwritten, I still find them to be enjoyable. I've been reading them since issue 134. Since then, I've read ll the Sonic X issues, all subsequent Sonic The Hedgehog comics, as well as the Sonic Universe comics. The stories are a bit better now, but they are always a bit exaggerated. i also can't speak for the comics over the past 3 months as I haven't had time to read any of the newer comics myself. It's also nice to see new characters in the comics, as well as some characters Sega themselves have stopped using, like Bean, Mighty and Fang.
Subtle references to the games are also fun, like in the "Jailbreak" part of the Sonic Universe series, where the antagonist from Sonic Shuffle was in the jail, as well as Sonic the Werehog.
All in all, i like the comics. They really are just for die hard fans of the games though.

For when I have spare time, I normally either play video games, frequent forums, learn about programming and computers or write. I enjoy writing the most though, as writing is the form of expression I like the most. I'm also a very creative person, and like to think up big, complex ideas that are still understandable. Reading is also something I enjoy, but I've had less time for it with school studies that crept up on me, reducing my reading time. I still have a few manga volumes and comic books that are unread due to this. Though, with summer rolling around, I'll probably be able to get back into reading.

Favorite game? Boy is that a tough question.
I  play so many games that it'd be hard to choose, as well as a number of games from the same series it'd be hard to choose one from a specific series. However, if I HAD to choose just 1 game, I'd probably go with 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors. This is the one game that inspired me to start writing. It's the game that had one of the best stories I've experienced in a long time, and the ending was so powerful. The music is always good too, always having something to fit the atmosphere. Whenever I have spare time, I always find myself listening to it. One thing that I loved the most though were the beautifully hand drawn character sprites and backgrounds, though do to the DS's resolution, were no where near as beautiful as the actual character renders. It's definitely something I'd recommend, though only if you don't mind something with a bit of horror in it (it is rated M for multiple reasons).
Anyway, that's why 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors is my favorite game.

I never really had that much trouble with Legend of Zelda bosses before, though I can't really say that now, still needing to play some of the more recent games, namely Skyward Sword, but my most annoying boss is definitely Morpha. For some reason, despite being what is a seemingly ridiculously easy boss, I could never beat it without using a fairy, and even then, almost dying again. I tried to follow how to videos of the boss fight, but that never helped. Whether I play my N64 or 3DS version of the game, he's one of the bosses who gives me the most trouble.

My first Legend of Zelda game was also A Link to the Past. My grandma had gotten it at a yard sale, and I had never known about the series before hand, except for link being in Smash Bros. So naturally, I was curious to play it. As soon as I put it in to my SNES, I was immediately amazed with it. The vastness of the world, the nice graphics, gameplay, and really overall everything. The music was definitely one of my favorite parts. It's still my favorite Legend of Zelda game to this day.

Hello. I'm new here on Vizzed. I'm DarkGunslinger, but you can call me Dark. My best friend in real life told me about the site, and I decided it was time that I came to see what it was like. Gotta say, I'm liking my stay so far. My hobbies include gaming in general, and I'm interested of being able to play some new games on the site. My favorite series include Zero Escape, Professor Layton, Ace Attorney, Sonic as well as Pokémon, especially the mystery dungeon games. I also like listening to music a lot, always listening to it. My favorite music comes mostly from video games, mostly from Sonic.

I'm pleased to meet all of you, and thank you for reading,

DarkGunslinger