Topic: Bright Eyes? SNES? (Read 6851 times)

SayNOtoconformism · « **on:** 19 Mar 2006, 18:04 »

Unfortunately, I created this account for this...

*cough* Conor Oberst *cough* Secret of Evermore *cough*

Kai · « **Reply #1 on:** 19 Mar 2006, 18:30 »

...what the fuck?

SayNOtoconformism · « **Reply #2 on:** 19 Mar 2006, 18:34 »

Secret of Evermore was a totally obscure RPG put out on the Super Nintendo a long time ago. One of the characters was named Bright Eyes, which always made me laugh on the inside. Anyways, didn't work exactly how I'd planned...

Is that Cthulhu?

Kai · « **Reply #3 on:** 19 Mar 2006, 18:36 »

Yes it is.

I remember playing Secret of Evermore, but I don't remember anything about it. at all.

nescience · « **Reply #4 on:** 19 Mar 2006, 21:55 »

One of the Pound Puppies was also named Bright Eyes.

Rubby · « **Reply #5 on:** 21 Mar 2006, 18:08 »

Bright Eyes was also the nick name given to the hero (name escapes me) from "Planet of the Apes" by the Apes.

Hustler · « **Reply #6 on:** 21 Mar 2006, 20:59 »

Quote from: SayNOtoconformism

Secret of Evermore was a totally obscure RPG put out on the Super Nintendo a long time ago. One of the characters was named Bright Eyes, which always made me laugh on the inside. Anyways, didn't work exactly how I'd planned...

Is that Cthulhu?

Only one problem: the character's name was Fire Eyes, not Bright Eyes.

Kirbo · « **Reply #7 on:** 21 Mar 2006, 21:12 »

Bright Eyes is an ability that prevents blindness in FF9.

Scandanavian War Machine · « **Reply #8 on:** 22 Mar 2006, 15:32 »

Quote from: Kirbo

Bright Eyes is an ability that prevents blindness in FF9.

quoted for truthiness

Gryff · « **Reply #9 on:** 22 Mar 2006, 17:07 »

This thread is retarded.

That guy · « **Reply #10 on:** 22 Mar 2006, 18:27 »

Indeed, where are the good threads?

nescience · « **Reply #11 on:** 22 Mar 2006, 18:55 »

Here.

Rubby · « **Reply #12 on:** 25 Mar 2006, 16:49 »

Ha, I get it. But I dont know what the hell store that is.

Ozymandias · « **Reply #13 on:** 27 Mar 2006, 21:32 »

The origin of Bright Eyes is a Native American activist of the early 20th century who can basically be equated to a Native American MLK Jr.

Of course, the common occurance of the name in modern times is probably due to Charlton Heston's character in Planet of the APes, which every last goddamned person should watch because it's actually a really good movie even if you know the ending already.

On a third topic, Secret of Evermore is one of the best damned RPGs ever made and Square should be ashamed that they haven't ported it or made a sequel.

And, finally, I want to hear a Bright Eyes album made entirely where Conor Oberst is being kicked in the crotch.

Hustler · « **Reply #14 on:** 27 Mar 2006, 22:05 »

Quote from: Ozymandias

The origin of Bright Eyes is a Native American activist of the early 20th century who can basically be equated to a Native American MLK Jr.

Of course, the common occurance of the name in modern times is probably due to Charlton Heston's character in Planet of the APes, which every last goddamned person should watch because it's actually a really good movie even if you know the ending already.

On a third topic, Secret of Evermore is one of the best damned RPGs ever made and Square should be ashamed that they haven't ported it or made a sequel.

And, finally, I want to hear a Bright Eyes album made entirely where Conor Oberst is being kicked in the crotch.

Well there you go guys, this thread ended up being good after all. As a fan of Planet of the Apes, Secret of Evermore (i'm in the tiny minority that actually prefers it to Mana) and Oberst suffering testicular trauma (I was dragged to his concert at the Georgia Theater last year, blah to the max), I most definitely approve of Ozymandias's post.

Oh, and Oz, what motivated you to use that name? The old poem, The Watchmen, or some other use of that name that doesn't come to my mind at the moment?

Ozymandias · « **Reply #15 on:** 28 Mar 2006, 00:10 »

Quote from: Hustler

Oh, and Oz, what motivated you to use that name? The old poem, The Watchmen, or some other use of that name that doesn't come to my mind at the moment?

All of the above. I love the poem, I love the character, and I love the actual person for being a megalomaniacal jackass who gained notoriety for no one remembering him.

The extra letter · « **Reply #16 on:** 20 Apr 2006, 03:40 »

My mate has this on the SNES. It's pretty damn hard (If I remember it properly). I coveted it muchly back in primary school.

Hustler · « **Reply #17 on:** 20 Apr 2006, 14:41 »

It was kinda tough early on in the game, although once the dog's attack hits level 3 things get a lot easier. They should have made it take a lot longer to get to that point.

JodyAnthony · « **Reply #18 on:** 26 Apr 2006, 14:33 »

Quote from: Ozymandias

And, finally, I want to hear a Bright Eyes album made entirely where Conor Oberst is being kicked in the crotch.

concurrage is go!

Gryff · « **Reply #19 on:** 26 Apr 2006, 15:38 »

Why won't this die?

Hustler · « **Reply #20 on:** 26 Apr 2006, 16:54 »

Because what was originally a stupid thread has been derailed into something worthwhile, namely the discussion of crushing Conner's crackerjacks.

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Author Topic: Bright Eyes? SNES? (Read 6851 times)

SayNOtoconformism

SayNOtoconformism

nescience

That guy

nescience

JodyAnthony