Yeah, if I was doing my Top 10 favorite games of all time, I'd definitely put all of the ports/remakes together (or at least only count the most definitive one). The Top 10 Per System list is a bit more confusing, but I agree with what you and Celebandune said for sure. Thanks for your input!

Glad to see you are enjoying the game hmmm you are right, it is a little weird when the main acts different in different routes! I don't remember if that was the case a lot in Sweet Fuse, since it's been a while.

I saw you liked Ryusei's route as well I also love it when boys treat kids well it's always sweet. And I love fierce looking boys that are softies inside xD

Root Double is...interesting. Route A is a great set-up for the story, introducing most of the characters and laying out many pivotal questions. Route B is a lot slower and character-oriented, and while I usually love that, I really disliked the protagonist of Route B, so...yeah. Route B's protag barely grows as a character, either, and that's really what ruins a lot of the VN for me. Thankfully, from the midway point of Route D and on, the VN begins to focus more on the non-viewpoint leads, which helps a looooot.

So, really, the biggest issue with Root Double is that Natsuhiko (the Route B protagonist) is a jerk and a poor lead for a long, slow, character-focused route. If you can get through Route B, than it's not too bad? D: I don't think it's a VN I'll complete, though, which is saying something. D:

Yep, I love that Saki's rage is like a superpower xD also I love how different all the routes in Sweet Fuse are! Meoshi is super precious I liked him a lot I think I started with Ryusei, I liked his route as well. And one of my favorites is Shirabe~

Have fun playing trough all the routes

Sweet fuse is such a cute game hope you enjoy it :3

is your gbf crew looking for people?

Celebrating Christmas cheer with your hubby and our cute characters!

Oh man, A Witch's Tale.

That game does not bring back the most pleasant of memories.

Yeah, I even found something else while walking along the streets of Milan, heheh... [Link]
Super Mario is super-popular here! I'm impressed. I'm so happy that many Italians feel the same way about the portly plumber as I do. One would never find a sign like that in Maryland, never.

And yeah, the lessons are keeping me busy, and living in Italy can be a tad chaotic, but it's awesome at the same time. I hope to spend the next few decades of my life living in various parts of the world (Italy, Lebanon, Japan, Russia, Hungary, etc.). I might even check out England and I definitely have to visit Ireland, but since there isn't a constant language-learning experience to be found there, it's harder to justify (there SHOULD be in Ireland, but, yeah).

Anyway, I hope you're doing well! I still remember we share the same religion and finding an actively religious gamer is like finding a needle in a haystack, so I hope that is going well for you too. I also didn't know you were married! Auguri! How exciting. I would love to find someone, but I must say I might be a tad embarrassed to show them my collection. They might just think I have a problem. But at least when it comes to the Mario collection, I say, let them think it.

I actually completely COMPLETED my Mario collection a few months ago! I finally found a complete copy of Super Mario no Sweater. (Technically I still need Donkey Kong Circus, and I will get it, but that's kind of a gray area.)
I've been really busy too: I graduated with my BA in Italian/English this year, but I started my master's now, and in fact I'm typing this to you in the airport because I'm flying off to Milan to teach at an Italian high school for a year. I'm really excited because I'm Italian-fluent but never been there.
What are you studying?