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Historical Traveler Reviews Stowehof Inn
Loved our stay at the Stowehof Inn
Although we've been to Stowe many times, this was our first stay at the Stowehof. We loved it and plan to stay here from now on! The staff was exceptional - always friendly, accommodating and helpful. Our room was so comfortable with a pretty view. Everywhere you go in the Inn is warm and homey - so much to see and do. And the food at Emily's is out of this world. The Stowehof is the perfect place for couples to spend a romantic weekend, but also caters to families with children. The children love the pool and the many games to play in the game room. We can't wait to return to the Stowehof this summer to enjoy the Inn during warm weather!
Great Place to Stay with Toddlers!
This was our third return trip to the Stowehof Inn. We have recommended this inn to many family and friends because it is a great place to be with kids! We always try to look for a 'suite' (our twins are 3)so that once they go to bed, we can still relax & feel like we are away. Besides the outdoor activities, we all loved the indoor pool and there were lots of games & books in the room off of the main dining room to keep them happy and occupied. Great customer service from the staff which is nice with small children. We had dinner at Emily's restaurant-- we would highly recommend the rack of lamb although everything was delicious. This is a great inn for every season of the year. We are planning a return trip in the spring & making it into a family reunion!
Great place to ring in the New Year!
While I always feel compelled to share my thoughts on a bad experience, rarely am I moved to write about a terrific experience. The Stowehof made the difference.
We just arrived home after spending Christmas week at the Stowehof. Not only did we find our rooms to be warm and cozy, they were comfortable and each had its very own charm. The views are second to none! When we weren't enjoying the area amenities (skiing, hiking, awesome shopping and restaurants, etc!) we utilized the pool area at the Stowehof or had fun in the pub. About the only thing we missed was a romantic sleigh ride --- next year!
We found the staff, particularly the owners, so warm, friendly and accomodating. We really felt we knew them, and vice versa, by the time we left. My children had a great time using the pool tables and playing games in the living room upstairs by a roaring fire. The meals were outstanding - the only complaint was that we got so full at breakfast, it was hard to fit into our ski clothes! It was a truly magical week.
We would recommend the inn without hesitation. We are already looking forward to our next Christmas vacation at the Stowehof!
Disappointed , again
My wife and I love the pub, restaurant, common areas, and views from the Stowehof, but unfortunately it keeps falling short in other areas.
Rooms: First of all, many of the rooms are on the small side and not very well cleaned. We did some hiking one day and a brought back a bit of dirt on my boots that got on the carpet. The dirt was there 3 days later, when we left. We had a balcony, with a nice view, but the cigarette butts on the railing, dirty ashtrays, and more butts on the rooftop below really took away from the experience. The butts were there when we arrived, and still there when we left.
Linens: Next, they seem to have an ongoing challenge getting clean linens- we were there for president's day and there was a wedding, so we were told because of this it was hard to have fresh linens early in the day and after asking twice and waiting for over an hour, we gave up getting fresh towels for the pool. What really ticked me off was the staff thought it was a completely valid response to say that the reason we can't give you clean linens on time was that it was a holiday weekend and they were really busy - and yet, the booking dept at the Stowehof saw it fit to charge a premium for this weekend - fine, but see to it that we get decent service.
Messy: The common areas need some attention. Sure they provide tea and cookies in the main room, but you better get there early. We tried 2 nights in a row to get some after dinner and the table was a mess, empty tea bags, open sugar packets, stirrers, and dirty napkins all over the table, just no tea and cookies left. Also the carpeting and lighting in the hallways really need some work.
Fireplaces: This was a really unfortunate - they have these wonderful fireplaces in the common areas. We were there in 40 degree weather for 3 nights and never saw a fire. C'mon guys, invest in some wood.
Extras: I don't mind paying for good service and fine amenities, but the Stowehof has a bad habit of trying to hit you with more charges once they get you in the door (reminds of paying for butter in a restaurant in Prague). We didn't get their meal program, so that meant for breakfast we were limited to boxed cereal and some danish. If we wanted the eggs, pancakes and bacon, we were hit with another charge - it was minimal, like $6/person, but I thought it was ridiculous that they would take the effort to charge some guests for one portion of a buffet. It felt very cheap - we spent over $1,000 there for 3 nights, and they couldn't through in some scrambled eggs? Also, beware - I got hit with a $50+ phone charge for calling into an 800 line to synch up my work computer. In the room a minimal fee was listed, but when I checked out, and questioned the young girl working there with a thick eastern eurpean accent what that charge was for, she responded that they recently changed their policy, but didn't put the new rate cards in the room. Again I felt like I was in Prague circa 1989. Conveniently, the manager wasn't available to dispute the charge, so I just paid it. I hope they appreciate the extra $68 for the phone charge and 3 hot breakfasts, because of it, we will likely not be back again anytime soon.
Dinner Service: We like the food in the dining room and made a reservation for the wine dinner on Sunday night. 2 meals, plus a bottle of wine for a decent price. Sounds great. We made an 8:30 reservation, we were seated at 9:20. Even worse, there was no one there to greet us, so after waiting for 20 mins we had to pull over a waiter and ask what was going on - again, we got, "so sorry, holiday weekend, very busy." A glass of wine or a martini would have gone a long way to make us feel better about the situation, but again the Stowehof say it fit to get another $15 out of us for the wait. Btw, when we did get our table, the best bottle of wine that was part of the package was sold out. And, as you might expect, the best meals were an additional $7-10. Gotcha, again.
So in summary, we have a love-hate relationship with the Stowehof. It is ideally situated, has great views, and a lot of charm. But the folks running it have got to do a better job. They really don't seem to get it. Instead of being treated like a guest, we felt we were just targets for getting a few more $$. Worse yet, when presented with problems (eg. "our reservation was 45 minutes ago,") instead of doing something about it, they are well versed in excuses and "its not my fault/what do you want me to do about it" responses. This place can be so much better, I truly truly hope that they improve, but for now I really can't recommend that you spend your money there.
I do hope that they get things in order - Stowe mountain is investing in a huge retail, condo, village development and while this will make things more convenient when getting off the slopes, it will take away from some of the authenic charm of the Stowe. I can only hope that it will make things a bit more competitive and force players like Stowehof to sharpen up their game.
Wedding fairytale come tru
charming atmosphere- throughout the inn. Warm smiles to greet and assist in all your needs. "a home away from the home you dreamt you had"
Victorian like feel to the guest rooms t1-t2 . they are the ultimate in sweet accomadations. Some rooms need remodeling- and a sense of style.
I chose to have my wedding here- with 14 guest. It was outside on the rolling hills, down I came in my horse drawn carriage to my price charming and guest that were being entertained by the harp and flute players. There were doves set free, candles ignited to join hands in marriage, and rose petals on the grounds. My guest were astonished. They told me this was the nicest wedding they had ever benn apart of. I beleive them. The dinner was exceptional!!! I am soooooooo picky with food.
tasty, not over spiced , perfect. The setting lovely, waiters met all needs, and the piano player was a finishing touch. It was small and intimite , like the inn itself.The stowehof reflects an age of innocence and romance.
The outdoor pool is chilly, but serene. The poolhof (indoor pool is great)
they have a hottub- soooooo cozy- speaking of cozy- the pub down stairs is just that cozy and family friendly. Squishy comfortable sofas, board games, and decent cocktails are offered in a dim lite room. everything is perfect , if your looking for cozy sweet indulgence come here. Remember the only thing you must be careful of is the rooms are diffrent for diffrent taste. some spacious, and more modern- great views. some small and sweet, (those are my favorite) Canopy beds? arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr....
the town is close by, visit Ben and Jerry's ice cream its fun. They have tours. Eat here , you will love it. stay here you wont want to leave.
Danielle The princess of stowehof long ago....
Very very good
My husband and I were referred to hte Stowehof by a friend and we're so glad we went! THe views were great, the staff was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was delicious. THe breakfast comes with the room.
We didn't eat dinner in the dining room, but it looked lovely. We did, however, have a few drinks in the pub which was great. We took our drinks outside and watched the sun set over the mountains.
We weren't planning on going back to Vermont any time soon, but we have already rebooked for another weekend this summer. It was that good!
Better than expected
My wife and I drove through Vermont in September and one of our best stops was at the Stowehof Inn. We're used to staying in junky bed and breakfast places, but a friend told us about the Stowehof. The place is beautiful, the view is spectacular and we definetely plan to go back. It's nice to see a place that has loads of modern bonus features (indoor pool, hot tubs, sauna, neat little pub) that still keeps its rustic charm. We'll be back next year!
Go for the view, but stay at another inn
We stayed here in early October, 2004 in the red fireplace room (the picture is on the Stowehof website). The room above was quite noisy, and you could hear every step that they took. The inn supposedly underwent a renovation recently, but walking down the halls on the inside of the inn made you feel like you were in a cheap hotel (and it smelled bad in the halls...distinctively like lemon-scented Pledge in some areas). The views are great (especially for fall foilage), but just come for the views (maybe for dinner), and stay elsewhere, as the inn is too expensive for the quality of rooms it provides. We also had a problem with low water pressure (and only lukewarm water), which the repair person came twice to fix it (as well as the manager), and it still remained broken. If you do end up staying here, and they tell you (or leave a message on your answering machine) that there will be a "wedding" here, that also means a reception with loud music (as happened to us). If this happens, simply complain (we got 2 free dinners out of it). My advice, don't stay here.
Hated it!
The inn did not meet my expectations at all. The rooms were very small with very little air circulation. They also had a lot of hidden costs. I was quoted one rate on the phone and paid over $50 a night more when I checked out. The owners were rude and they will nickel and dime you until the end. Don't stay here. Definitely not worth the high price.
Stowe's Premier Inn
The Stowehof Inn & Resort is a truly one of Stowe's premier propeties.
The 46-room Inn is situated high on a hill top overlooking the valley with magnificant views of Mount Masfield. This family owned and opetated Inn is truly what we were looking for when we planned a long weeknd in Vermont. The Inn has mainained its original character and intrique while renovation and TLC have modernized the facility including a brand new indoor pool area featuring a hot tub, sauna, and workout room. Emily's Dining Room was by far the best culinary expereiece of the trip-- a true fine dining experience--the menu blends European flare with American influenece with an unmatched wine list--there is also a pub, located downstairs that was a wonderful retreat at the end of the day. All the rooms feature private baths, phones, TV's, duvet covers, terry cloth robes and ours had some amazing views. Overall this is the place to be in Stowe--they cater to there guests needs and do do with a genuine smile--A DO NOT MISS for the discerning traveller!
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Orfeo: A Novel
By Richard Powers
369 pages, $26.95
By William L. Morris
"Orfeo" is based on the strange and tragic case of Steve Kurtz, art professor at UB and founding member of the Critical Art Ensemble. In 2004 he was arrested and had his house torn apart by federal agents when they discovered (without a search warrant) Bio Art in his house the day after his wife died unexpectedly of natural causes. So this book should have special meaning to Buffalo residents who lived through that fiasco.
Richard Powers makes his hero older than Kurtz because he wants to get inside the head of a member of the generation born around 1941.
Steven Spielberg totally missed the point of 1941 in his 1979 movie of the same name, but others are beginning to get it. That's the year when Hitler was taking over the Western world and the Japanese were having their way with the rest of it. People born in that year came of age in 1961, the pivotal year of this novel and the setting of the recent movie by the Coen Brothers, "Inside Llewyn Davis."
1961 was the year that the children began to take over the controls of the USS United States, the year "The Lord of the Flies" was being filmed in Puerto Rico, though it took two years to edit its four hours down to 90 minutes.
Powers and the Coen Brothers were born in the late 1950s but they realize 1961 was a breakthrough – or breakdown – year, depending on your point of view and if they want the best perspective on what happened in America from 1961 till now – the craziness of Vietnam, the urban riots of 1967, Woodstock in 1969, the university takeovers of 1970, Watergate etc. – they need a protagonist who was fully conscious in 1961, who had one foot in the past and one in the future, and who didn't just hear about it the way their generation did. (Bob Dylan was born in 1941.)
This no-name generation is largely ignored, caught as it is between the "Greatest Generation" and the ginormous Baby Boom generation. But now their day has come.
The Baby Boomers have gotten all the attention but their older brothers and sisters know something they don't. They were conscious when the big changes came: the atom bomb tests on TV, the daily map of the Korean War's progress on the front page in the local paper, their parents' stunned reaction to aleatory music, abstract art and pop art. They saw Sputnik dimly in the night sky (the skies were clearer then) and many of their brothers ended up in the rice paddies of Vietnam.
They had to make the best of these changes while their parents' generation got caught up in the delirium of being the only major economy with its infrastructure intact. Having escaped a choiceless society (fascism) America was suddenly awash in choice – too much of it perhaps. And the choices made were not always the wisest.
When the Boomers came of age they assumed these changes had always existed. They never questioned them. The no-namers questioned the changes but were pushed and pulled by the latest fads created by the Boomers.
Powers changes Kurtz's name to Els and makes him into a first-class microbiologist in his college days who chose his other talent, music composition – not visual art – as his life's work. He makes Els older (71) and makes him wish he had chosen the field that had a future, microbiology, over the one that didn't, modern classical music. And he moves him out of Buffalo closer to the East Coast.
Despite the fact that no music teacher ever gave him the slightest encouragement, Els stuck with music composition over chemistry because one afternoon his girlfriend (who subsequently left him) played a Mahler recording while placing his hand on her beating heart, creating a fateful conflict of interests. This moment determined the path the rest of his life would take. Not a good career choice but very common in the day.
Els and his dog, Fidelio, are an interesting pair. The dog howls critiques of music when Els plays it. But as he ages, Els' brain develops lesions that interfere with his perfect pitch. This change makes him unable to hear notes the way he once did, but it compensates by letting him see music everywhere he turns in nature. He even sees it in pond scum while walking Fidelio. He starts to find music in his other love, the field he should have stayed with – chemistry. He starts doing microbiology in his kitchen, looking for a sort of "music of the smears." How Powers manages to mix and match these two wildly different topics is the main problem and triumph of the book.
Sadly Fidelio has a stroke while on a walk and Els calls 911. He's told there's a special number he has to call in such cases – not "may" but "must." (This is too weird not to be true.) When he fails to call the number the authorities show up and find the biology lab in his house. They call the Hazmat squad and it goes downhill from there. Els can't deal with the authorities so like an elderly Huck Finn he goes on the road.
As Els drives across the country, visiting the remnants of his family and his alter ego, an experimental choreographer who collaborated on Els' most experimental and least appreciated compositions. Powers flashes back to his hero's upbringing and that fateful year – 1961 – when Els was studying both music and microbiology at one of the centers for the experimental music, Champagne Urbana, Ill.
Both "Orfeo" and "Inside Llewyn Davis" focus on music, which was that generation's and the one after its great obsession. But Powers could have written about any of the arts. Similar experiments were happening in literature, painting and all the arts, but he chooses music – the universal language. Describing the often inane and entirely forgettable experiments in painting and literature and theater would be a recipe for disaster. Instead he writes long descriptions of compositions by Mahler, Harry Partch, John Cage, Messiaen and others, hoping that the enterprising reader will download the music from YouTube. I did and it was sometimes rewarding, but it is asking rather a lot of his readers.
Some of it – like Mahler's "Songs on the Deaths of Children" song cycle – was too painful to get through. Others like the several pages describing Harry Partch's composition based on graffiti writing on guardrails on a California highway or the section on how Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time" was composed and first played were fascinating.
You come away from these happenings wondering if they were worth the effort. Yes, some great pieces were written but there were many wasted lives too. That's Powers' point: the no-name Generation's big mistake was to buy totally into the siren song of experimentalism.
William L. Morris was the co-creator of the News Poetry Page and now lives and writes in Florida.


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In our EU, the usual nearer and stronger EM forces of the sun keep us oriented--usually.
However as we approach galactic center, the forces there are so strong that we tilt even moreso sometimes (given whatever conditions we pass through at any given time), giving that mushroom smoking Cat like grin to the moon we witness, sometimes, even out of season.
Not to mention the polar disarray the sun is also going through not only with its own solar cycles (of which are bad enough), but--again--approaching galactic center.
These are signs of our impending pole shift.
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Parents reason out that not doing that would put the sick child in danger and it is morally wrong as a parent to let that happen. But have you considered what you take away from your healthy child by doing that? You take away his right over his own body. Yes, he would want to help his sibling because he loves him. But when his existence revolve only on making his brother live and people expect him to put others first before himself, there would come a time when he would question his very existence. Did he only exist to ensure that his brother lives? To some point, yes. However, he is also a person who has rights and he shouldn't be denied of these.


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I'm a woman in my forties with a lot of joint damage from rheumatoid arthritis (diagnosed when in my twenties). I am glad that with new medications like biologics that younger people don't have to end up with gnarled hands and other problems like me. However, sometimes I feel bitter those drugs were not around for me. Am I a bad person to feel this way?
Just Joan
Dearest Joan,
Madame feels your bitterness. She understands what you mean when you say that you wish those medications were around when you were young. It's part of human nature to wish for that which we didn't have, so no, you most certainly are not a bad person to feel this way. We can wish for a thousand things, things we didn't have or didn't do when we were young but what is wishing going to change? Not a thing.
Wishing that biologics had been around when you were in your twenties is a natural reaction, especially when you have visible proof of the damage that RA wields upon the body. However, before you drive yourself mad, do you know everything there is to know about those drugs? No drug comes without some form of compromise, some kind of price. It's even possible that your doctor would not have prescribed a biologic for you, had they been available. As you know, not everybody is a candidate for every drug.
The website for the American College of Rheumatology explains that these drugs are used for moderate to severe cases. They have side effects as well. The WebMD webpage explains that biologic agents are used for patients whose disease, "has not responded to traditional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs)." These drugs work by targeting the molecules that cause the inflammation in the body.
It's impossible to look back, Joan dear, or to guess in hindsight what would, or could, have worked for you. It's far healthier if you can concentrate on managing your symptoms now in the best way possible. Do your best to keep your mind in the present, this means not only resisting looking back, but not worrying too much about the future. In many cases we are better off when we focus on the here and now.
Madame regrets that she can't turn back the clock for you, but she knows that you are aware of how you feel, and expressing those feelings is healthy and legitimate. Now that you've done it, try your best to move on. We can't change what has happened, but we can dispose of bitter feelings so that today is free from that shadow.
Stay strong Joan, and look ahead.
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Jose Mourinho has again escalated the pressure on Manuel Pellegrini by claiming that Manchester City's multi-million pound squad is "unique" and has the biggest responsibility to win this season's Premier League.
Although City have played some outstanding football of the season, their poor away form means that they are still two points behind Mourinho's Chelsea and four points adrift of leaders Arsenal. City have lost four out of their six Premier League games outside of the Etihad Stadium and, ahead of a week that will see them travel to West Bromwich Albion, Southampton and Bayern Munich, Mourinho turned the spotlight on Pellegrini's team.
"I don't think we can speak about favourites, but we can say that one team is top of the league and some are a little bit far, but I keep thinking that all six teams are title contenders," he said. "At this moment until the end of the year, it's a moment not to decide but to clarify the situation. The team with more responsibilities to win it, because their squad is quite unique, is Manchester City."
Asked what he meant by that, Mourinho said: "The quality and profile of the players, the experience of the players, and the medium age. They don't have old players or very young players. You see all of them, players with big maturity and experience. Aguero, Dzeko, Negredo, Jovetic, Toure, Fernandinho. Nobody more than 30. Nobody below 23.
"The squad is amazing. The squad is absolutely amazing. They have solutions and solutions and solutions. If you ask me which team has more ammunition, I have to try and be honest. I have to apologise to the other four in case they're not happy with what I say but City are the team with more ammunition."
It is not the first time that Mourinho has contrasted his developing squad with that of City and there also did not seem to be any coincidence in him turning a question about the January transfer window into a call for clubs to respect Uefa's new financial fair-play regulations.
Chelsea have made a huge effort to restrict their spending in an attempt to meet the 'break-even' principle. City spent £90 million on four new players during the summer transfer window despite running at a loss of £97.9 million in the most recent financial year.
"We care about FFP, we look at it, we respect it, we prepare ourselves for the future based on FFP coming into action," said Mourinho. "I hope the Financial Fair Play (FFP) is for everybody and not just for some. I don't have a fear or a concern, but maybe January is a period where we feel if yes or no. Let's see."
With Arsene Wenger, Mourinho is the only current Premier League manager to have won the title, but he does not believe that their past experiences will be decisive.
"We've forgotten how - it was so long ago," said Mourinho. "We have some players here who have won the title before but they don't win it for quite a long time and when that happens you forget it. I want them to feel like I feel. In my career I only finish first or second and if I am not there I am not comfortable."
Chelsea face Sunderland on Wednesday night, with Mourinho predicting that Ashley Cole will return to the team at some stage in the next week after losing his left-back place to the usually right-sided Cesar Azpilicueta. David Luiz also has a chance of playing in Saturday's match against Stoke City but Samuel Eto'o has returned earlier than expected from his groin injury and could feature tonight.
Of Cole's situation, Mourinho said: "I think any player that normally starts matches – and Ashley has through his career – when they don't, naturally they're not the happiest guy in the camp. But professionally he is always. A team player. He's more than ready to play."
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Yesterday after my vehicle had been parked it would not go into gear. You could feel the gear shift slipping, not engaging in any position. Checked/full of transmission fluid. Only has 36,000miles. A gentleman asked if he could help, said he worked for a chevy dealer, said the belt slips off of the gear shift and this is a very common thing. Also said that chevy dealer would tell you you needed a new belt, but that it can be put right back on, as a matter of fact he did it right in the parking lot with a pair of scissors. Has anyone had this issue with this vehicle. Otherwise we are very satisfied with our TB, no issues other than this
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Whigham has lived up to the expectations of a player from the region thus-far in his senior season, registering five interceptions in the team's first four games. The Dwyer High School standout said he has played both safety and cornerback this season, and the team has plans to play him at wideout going forward – But Whigham maintains he is more focused on the defensive side of the ball. His interception goals paint a clearer picture:
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DarthLaharl 4 years ago#11
Most of those are nothing like pokemon and the most they have in common is that they have creatures.
Hardcore pokefans feel like everything with collectible monsters or controllable monsters is a rip-off of their precious Pokemon.
In fact. All Nintendo fans are like that with all of Nintendo's series. Everything is apparently a Ninty rip-off.
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TruePowerSeeker 4 years ago#12
ColorfulColors posted...
Kiniest posted...Pale_Heart posted...I'm surprised you didn't mention Digimon.
Actually the original toy which was targeted to young boys as a masculine tamagotchi in 1997. Pokemon was made in 1996.
They are two completely different concepts that were around at a similar time and were both popular. Then people made ignorant claims that one ripped off the other. Now people bicker about which is the original.
It is as bad as people calling any FPS a COD clone when the concept of FPS started with Wolfenstein 3D back in 1992. Which was made popular by DOOM in 1993.
All pokemon is, is another JRPG that has the concept of catching party members rather than having them introduced.
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DarthLaharl posted...
TruePowerSeeker posted...Most of those are nothing like pokemon and the most they have in common is that they have creatures.
Hey, don't look at me, i'm just going by what people have been saying.
I didn't base these all around my opinion, i just put what multiple people have been saying about these games. I just posted these here from what I got from other people, not mine. I was seeing what you all thought of it. I didn't even think some of these were pokemon ripoffs. ;_;
Go on the Wii U board and find a topic where the word fanboy isn't used. Its impossible.
Once the Atari Puma comes out, every console is doomed~SuperShyGuy9000
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SeahorseCpt89 4 years ago#15
I'm sure it's only because I doubt anyone here has played them, but the Jade Cocoon games are the very definition of "Pokemon clone". They even involve capturing monsters and using them for battle. Great games, though.
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ZekromBlack 4 years ago#16
Pardon. Did you just call Monster Rancher a Pokemon clone? Have you played Monster Rancher ever?
Currently Replaying MR2.
Thunder_Armor 4 years ago#17
Pokemon actually came before Digimon.
I don't think there would be as much comparison between the two if they both didn't have "mon" in the title.
Infernus93 4 years ago#18
Jade Cocoon is a great game.
Monster Rancher is a greater game. It's also not a Pokemon clone (like many other games that get dubbed as one). They suffer that fate because they are monster raising games, even though many of them have very different approaches.
I like Monster Rancher.
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SR71halo posted...
I'm sure it's only because I doubt anyone here has played them, but the Jade Cocoon games are the very definition of "Pokemon clone". They even involve capturing monsters and using them for battle. Great games, though.
I loved Jade Cocoon on the PS1!! *Sigh*
Miss so many games from that platform...
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Middle Aged Jackass In Convertible: Normally found in Hawaii on vacation but can be found all throughout the world. When picking up their rental car they are offered a choice and will always choose the convertible. Then proceed to drive around with the top down regardless the weather and not a care in the world. Example: -40F, top down and heater on full blast or drives faster so the rain doesn't get him wet.
Dammit !!! that MAJIC almost ran me off the road.
by KingDonk January 30, 2016
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Three wise pimps that are grandmaster at the art of stealing, lieing, thieving, and of course pimping. They may look like ordinary people to the naked eye but once put under infrared light you will see that the have a special aura that affects everyone around them. As the old saying goes once you go majic you can't go to a black chick.
Man:"Dude I'll suck you dick if you let me into majic"
Majic Member:"Hmmmmmmmm....."
Majic Member:"Hmmmmmmmm....."
by HSUANSTR April 21, 2004
One with certain abilities and specific skills to to gain power of, and educated by B-minus And Royal HipHop
One day Majic came up to Bob and changed the way he thought of his music
by Maciej P-MP January 27, 2004
a group of hard ass pimps who are known for their comic genius and their amazing good looks; they are composed of members of all over the world but ran by 3 wise men; their cheating skills are off the charts and 2 of the members represent some of the best in warcraftl; the future looks bright, sexy, and gilded with gold for MAJIC's three leaders
"you may have skill but we have majic"
by bigdaddymatt April 20, 2004


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