An extremely popular side scrolling action game developed by the company Capcom (CAPsule COMputer is the official name). This game featured a boy named Rock (in Japan, the game is titled RockMan) dressed in a blue suit and helmet who fires plasma bullets at various robotic fiends. Rock eventually earned the title Megaman (or RockMan, for Japanese gamers). The ultimate goal of Megaman is to crush the evil forces of Dr. Albert Wily and his evil robot masters. A special feature of Megaman is to steal his opponent's weapon after defeating them in battle. This game has a large number of games and spin-offs based on this game.
by RBXfromdashow July 11, 2004
An ill fated fighting game created for the ill fated system 3DO. Way of the Warrior was a 2D fighting game developed by Naughty Dog (yes, the same people that made Crash Bandicoot). This game involve the use of digitized graphics (yes, the same graphios they used in Mortal Kombat). The game was criticized for its stiff control, absurd jumping, and horrendous animation. The game involved some hilarious MK parody characters such as; Konotori (a parody of Kung Lao and Kitana), Crimson Glory (a redneck biker woman who possibly played on Sonya), Major Gaines (a soldier who chucks grenades and takes steroids), Shaky Jake (a drunk Aussie who breaths fire), Fox (a complete parody of Jax, a tall black guy with sais), Nikki Chan (?), the Dragon (hahaha, a Bruce Lee ripoff), Nobunage (a kendo warrior), the Ninja (he shoots lighting bolts), Kull the Despoiler (a giant skeleton), High Abbott (a dragon), and Gulab Jamun (Gulab Jamun is an Indian dessert, the game Gulab is an evil swami). The game tanked and was forgotten by many but remembered by some.
by RBXfromdashow June 18, 2004
A popular one-on-one fighting game developed in the USA first released on the arcade in the early 90's. One of the first games that featured digitized graphics and actors (now extinct form of graphics). Mortal Kombat was developed by Ed Boon and his partner John Tobias (later joined Ed). This game also featured excessive amounts of blood, gore, and violence. That scored serious controversy. When the game was going to be released on the home consoles, matters got worse. Feminists and liberals began to fight the game actively. Feminists blamed the game for violence towards women and liberals blamed the game for excessive violence being shown to children. A group called the Entertainment Software Ratings Board was then developed because of the violence. The founder, democrat senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut. Mortal Kombat was so popular, many sequels and spin offs were made. Distinctive characters include; Liu Kang (a shaolin monk with black hair who looks like Bruce Lee and practices martial arts), Sonya Blade (a military woman), Kano (a bald criminal with a cybernetic eye. He throws knives), Raiden (sometimes spelled Rayden, a thunder god), Johnny Cage (an actor who kicks and shoots green energy spheres from his arms), Scorpion (a yellow ninja who breathes fire and fires a spear from his hand), Sub-Zero (a blue warrior, who belongs to the Lin-Kuei with the ability to freeze his opponents), Shang-Tsung (a sorceror with the ability to morph into other characters), Goro (a four armed monster) and Reptile (a hidden Green warrior, one can fight him at the bottom of the pit. He mimics the moves of Scorpion and Sub-Zero. Later in the series, he gained his own moves), just to name a few.
(Scorpion impales Liu Kang with spear)
Scorpion: GET OVER HERE!!!
(Upper cuts Liu Kang)
Liu Kang: WAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
(Liu Kang flying kicks Scorpion, launching Scorpion backwards)
Scorpion: GET OVER HERE!!!
(Upper cuts Liu Kang)
Liu Kang: WAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
(Liu Kang flying kicks Scorpion, launching Scorpion backwards)
by rbxfromdashow August 24, 2004
Arabic for "struggle." In Islam, it could be any form of struggle. It could be as simple as getting out of bed, or it could be as complex as saving a loved one from death. It does not mean to fight against all those who do not believe in Islam. It simply means to conquer over any struggle a Muslim may have.
The Jihad for Ameer today was to help his friend with something he could not do himself. With his knowledge and expertise, Ameer found his friend a man who could solve his problem, thus his Jihad for that day was solved.
by rbxfromdashow April 17, 2005
Hello, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. It is I, RBXfromdashow. This is one of my many internet aliases. I am new to the site, so do not expect a great deal of posts from me. About me. Well, my life is simple. I live in the US. I am a fanboy.
My hobbies/likes
Videogames (regardless of quality)
Music (rap, reggae, electronica, game)
Amy Jo Johnson (she's hot)
Working at a movie theatre.
Favorite quote: "There is no knowledge that is not power" (Ed Boon).
My dislikes
Pop music (you heard me, Kasey Kasem)
"Anarchists" (you posers)
Posers (no comment)
Stupid trends (like ghetto people that live in suburban or rural places)
MTV
Corny Anime (like Pokemon)
My hobbies/likes
Videogames (regardless of quality)
Music (rap, reggae, electronica, game)
Amy Jo Johnson (she's hot)
Working at a movie theatre.
Favorite quote: "There is no knowledge that is not power" (Ed Boon).
My dislikes
Pop music (you heard me, Kasey Kasem)
"Anarchists" (you posers)
Posers (no comment)
Stupid trends (like ghetto people that live in suburban or rural places)
MTV
Corny Anime (like Pokemon)
by RBXfromdashow June 29, 2004