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Thanks to NP's refusal to let me forget, I finally have his series "The Lights" in the Fanfics - FF6 section. We have the Prologue, Terra and Gau: The Learning Lights, Celes: The Endangered Light, and Shadow: The Lost Light all available for your reading pleasure.

These fics took a LONG time to convert, and I am not going to guarantee they are completely error-free at this moment. Please feel free to contact me with errors.

From this moment forward, only users who have 10 or more posts can actually take quizzes. No visitors who sign up and never participate in the forums will be allowed in.

I'm sorry, but if you're interested enough in the quiz to register here, you should be at least interested enough to join the site's community.

New fanfics! I've pretty well cleaned out the submission forum for fanfics today, adding the following to the permanent CoN fanfic database:

Beyond Pain by CoN Staffer Denise Cameron
Death of a General also by CoN Staffer Denise Cameron
The Small Man and the Large by Alexandr
and
The Tower of Mist by Sabin

Read, enjoy, comment in the forums!

Gamespot has just released its review of one of, if not the most anticipated NGC title yet, Super Mario Sunshine. The site gives it an 8.0, slightly less than I had come to expect based on all the hype. However, in reading the article, it's easy to understand why.

While it is a worthy successor to Mario 64, which was in itself an excellent game, some control flaws were evident to the reviewers that, if I were reviewing, would have docked the game hard. It appears that camerawork can be an issue at many points in the game, which has always been my personal complaint toward 3D platform games in general. However, overall, the game still looks like it's more than worth a playthrough to me.

Source: http://gamespot.com/gamespot/stories/reviews/0,10867,2878399,00.html

Thanks to Gerad, we now have 200+ FF4 Screenshots available in the FF4 section.

Thanks for the hard work, Gerad!

Final Fantasy Gurus, a long-standing pillar of the FF community online (and likely the next CoN affiliate), has made R51 and CoN a feature of their site newsletter this week!

CoN was an advertised site in their newsletter this week, and as such was reviewed by FFG's admin Myst. Here's what he had to say:

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Caves of Narshe has been around for many years, 5 to be exact, and over the years it has grown into both a fan based site for those who wish to gain in depth knowledge of Final Fantasy 6 and 4. It has also gained a following by a group of faithful supporters who are always willing to help others. The overall feel of Caves of Narshe is one of a friendly community. The site itself is well designed. It has a very simple layout, and is easy to navigate through to find whatever you are in need of at the moment. Fan art of FF4 and FF6 takes the place of CG graphics that so many other sites use these days, and adds to the simplistic feel of the site. The art is well drawn, and there are various examples of it throughout the many sections of the site. A great deal of care was taken to give the site a simple, friendly atmosphere. This much is obvious if you venture to the forums or chat room. Both long time members, and newer folk occupy the forums and chat. They are always willing to help out if you have a question, and can also provide enjoyable discussions as well. If you're looking for somewhere to get some focused early FF knowledge, and group of people who are always up for some fun, Caves of Narshe is the place of go.

Finally, R51 was interviewed as the featured FFG member. Read the interview here: http://www.ffgurus.net/newsletter/r51int.txt

That's all!