When playing an RPG, "working on" it means that a player is currently playing it with the intent of beating the game, unlocking everything, etc. Basically a fancy way of saying "playing."
I was working on FFX-2 during the beginning of this year, then Golden Sun, then Tales of Symphonia, and now Star Ocean Till the End of Time.
by Ben L. October 10, 2004
Secret of Mana was on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System
by Ben L. January 15, 2004
by Ben L. August 19, 2004
by Ben L. January 15, 2004
A form of error message on the Xbox 360. The Red Ring of Death replaces the Ring of Light, the green circle surrounded the power button. The red lights indicate a sort of error message and the number of lights and placement of them mean different things. The worst would be three lights flashing, with the top-right not illuminated. In this situation, it means the 360 is suffering hardware failure.
Comparable to the Blue Screen of Death.
Comparable to the Blue Screen of Death.
Not the red ring of death! Crud, according to the online instructions I need to send my 360 in for repairs.
by Ben L. May 23, 2007
An adjective used by James Lipton in X-Entertainment's Advent Calendar series, roughly meaning very good, exciting, astounding, etc. It is (apparently) a mixture of remarkable and tremendous or stupendous.
MISTA SNOWMAN: ...and then, at the end of the show, there's this big storm, and things are looking pretty grim... ...UNTIL RUDOLPH SAVES CHRISTMAS WITH HIS BIG SHINY NOSE! CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT SHIT?
JAMES LIPTON: NO I cannot believe that shit! Simply remarkablous -- I would not mind hearing that story again!
JAMES LIPTON: NO I cannot believe that shit! Simply remarkablous -- I would not mind hearing that story again!
by Ben L. December 02, 2007
by Ben L. January 15, 2004