Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Tell me if you guys have any problem figuring out these hints for a puzzle answer. I feel like I'm basically handing the answer over but people are having trouble figuring it out.

*It started on the Super Nintendo (SNES).
*It debuted in the United States in 1993.
*There are currently 8 entries in the series.
*The last 3 are not considered canon in the game's storyline.

Star fox? IDK, I know the franchise has gone through some...silly adaptations of late.

It's probably Secret of Mana, but I couldn't come up with it right off the top of my head.

Megaman X has 11 games though. 10 if you don't include Command Mission.

Once again, after a few good visits, I am mad at my local gamestop again.

Last time I was there I asked 2 questions. Can I pre-order the Shulk Amiibo? Do I need to pre-order the MH4 edition new 3DS?

Answer to both was NO.

Looking online today and see that everyone is in a tizzy saying Shulk pre-orders ran out.... wait I thought this wasn't something you could pre-order... wtf? Also called in to my local gamestop about the MH4 New 3ds.... guess what our store didn't get any because they didn't get any pre-orders....

Well it isn't Megaman X

Can't be that either as that is a sequel.

Once again, after a few good visits, I am mad at my local gamestop again.

Last time I was there I asked 2 questions. Can I pre-order the Shulk Amiibo? Do I need to pre-order the MH4 edition new 3DS?

Answer to both was NO.

Looking online today and see that everyone is in a tizzy saying Shulk pre-orders ran out.... wait I thought this wasn't something you could pre-order... wtf? Also called in to my local gamestop about the MH4 New 3ds.... guess what our store didn't get any because they didn't get any pre-orders....

This sums up Valentine's day for me, every year.

I actually have a date with a petite little brunette tomorrow.

I actually have a date with a petite little brunette tomorrow.

I have a date with my job. :/

Let the poor girl out of the trunk. :<

Geez, I really wanted to hop onto the amiibo bandwagon at first, but the level of frenzy the nintendo community has shown over it has certainly subsided my interest curb fast :/

Sure as hell am not paying any more than $20 for my favorite characters, no matter how quick they sell out or how rare they are.

You can order most of them from either the UK or Japan for under 20 bucks.

Region free I hope. Nintendo and region lock have been hand in hand for generations after all.

I didn't miss it, it's besides the point as the term you used isn't the correct one for what you were referencing in the first place.

You're being obtuse at this point just to argue, instead of just admitting that you used the wrong term.

The reason it's the wrong term is because outside of your home an arrangement of parts is used to provide and regulate power from the power plant to the sub stations, to the neighborhoods (power box in the US) and then to the individual buildings or groups, but buildings usually have their own meter (where the power also comes in).

Obviously there's other complications to this, especially in multi tenant buildings with submetering and the like, but hey.

Circuit breakers are almost always a term referencing the devices in your fuse box, while there are ones that exist outside of that, most wouldn't be able to distinguish them from the other electronic equipment used to regulate power.

Somebody probably just knocked out your transformer, or a higher up transformer which both sets were branched off.

tl;dr the word you were looking for is transformer, and the only "circuit breaker" having to deal with residential buildings is way too small to just have one for a whole building.