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Dr. Light Ate your Magicite here, but since my pseudonym is so long, feel free to call me Trevor as well. I'm what one may regard as an obsessive gamer. I don't mean that in the sense that I frantically play any game I can get my hands on. Actually, it's close to opposite of that; my getting into a game typically involves an entire absorption. That also not to say I repeat the same five games over and over, it mostly means I haven't played every landmark game, yet. I lean towards older titles, but I still play just as many recent releases.

Outside of video games, my other great passion is music. I'd consider myself a metalhead because it is what I gravitate towards most, but I don't consign myself to any one genre or style of music. My collection also boasts healthy helpings of darkwave, visual kei, neofolk, neoclassical, classic rock, prog rock, classical, and of course, video game soundtracks, along with smatterings of whatever else has caught my attention. So there you go.

Obligatory favorite games list:

Final Fantasy IV, VI
Seiken Densetsu series: from Final Fantasy Adventure to Legend of Mana
Link's Awakening
Castlevania II, IV, Symphony of the Night
Tales of Symphonia
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Rocket Knight Adventures
Megaman II, III, V, X
Earthbound
Mother 3
Bucky O'Hare
Lords of Thunder
Chrono Trigger/Cross
Cave Story
Threads of Fate
Gargoyle's Quest
Lost Odyssey
Teleroboxer
Blazing Lazers
World of Goo
Tower of Heaven
VVVVVV
Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon
Bit.Trip series
Xenoblade Chronicles

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RetroforceGO! Perfect Best Dr Light ate your Magicite | 2:45 PM on 12.02.2011 4 comments

RetroforceGO! was what brought me to Destructoid, and more importantly, what brought me back into gaming. To say the least, it was the only gaming podcast I had come across that was just about hanging out and talking games, rather than stressing whatever the latest news is or clobbering the listener with gamer cred. For years I assumed there was nothing left in gaming for me, and was content to keep my head down and stick with older systems. RFGO! eased me back into the world of gaming, and provided hours of entertainment. A few months ago, I started listening to some of my favorite episodes on the commute to and from work. at first, I was merely leaving each episode set at the best moments so that they could easily be queued up whenever I needed a laugh at work. Then I started noting all of my favorite moments as a guide. Not long after, I began extracting said moments into clips, and before long I was making a collection, and knew the end result would be too great not to share with anyone who enjoyed the show. After pulling about 72 clips, nearly 40 minutes total, I called it quits. There's still plenty more classic moments, so there may be more installments in the future. But for now, I present RetroforceGO! Perfect Best parts 1-3: RetroforceGO! Perfect Best Part 1 RetroforceGO! Perfect Best Part 2 RetroforceGO! Perfect Best Part 3 Attached photos: