The Stiltzkin's Bio

The Stiltzkin is the seventh staff member at Squareality. He reviews the Fan Fictions and Art.
Game Preference: RPGs

The Stiltzkin was introduced to the original 8-bit Famicom when he was five years old. Mario Brothers 1, Tetris, and Galaga were his first games. After mastering the two gold Zelda catridges, Dragon Warrior (long live ENIX and its little slimes), and Metroid, he moved on to Final Fantasy I and Dragon Warriors 2 and 3. When he finally acquired the Super Nintendo and quickly mastered the worlds of Street Fighter, Super Punch-Out (which he can beat with his toes if given one of those big joysticks, and simultaneously with another television and console with a second controller in my hands, in effect beating two timed games at once), Final Fantasy III and NBA Jam. When the PlayStation came out, he took the opportunity to play the RPGs: Arc the Lad, Neorude, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII, and Final Fantasy IX the first week it came out in Japan. He beat all of those games (except FFVIII) in Japanese, which means he has no idea what the plotlines were because he doesn't read Japanese! You might ask why he bothered to play the RPG if he didn't understand any of the words, and the answer is that it was more challenging for him not to know where to go (FFIX was nearly impossible because it took him forever to figure out that he had to *spoiler* win three games of cards before he could advance in the plot at one point). When the Dreamcast came out, he turned his attention to Marvel vs. Capcom and Marvel vs. Capcom 2. He has an internship in Formosa this summer and will be able to play FFIX on the PlayStation 2 the weekend it comes out, even if he doesn't know what they are talking about. Call him crazy.
The Stiltzkin was sourced in Maryland, Florida is what he calls home, and he matriculates in Connecticut. His passions include breakdancing, basketball, driving his Mustang, photography, and writing. When he's not writing, he's probably at the driving range or the basketball courts. Florida affords very sunny days and no snow.

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