lol. What's up?
It's funny, because One Piece is easily the best of the big three now.
I'm in that afterglow phase of playing a game, where I want to share it with as many people as possible. In this case, the game in question is Yume Nikki, a freeware game. Its name translates to 'Dream Diary' in English, and I have a strong desire to get others to play it. The player controls a young girl called Madotsuki as we explore her dreams. There are a variety of areas to explore, all surreal in their own way. There is very little text-based interaction in the game, and indeed, the plot is left almost entirely up to the fandom. The only 'objective' of the game is to gather the 24 effects, which can be obtained by interacting with different objects, while exploring the vast dreamscape. They allow Madotsuki to change form. When all 24 are collected, the ending can be accessed. The controls are simple enough. Move with arrow keys. Interact via spacebar or 'Z'. Menu is esc or 'X' (effects can be equipped here). Primary effect of the equipped effect is '1', while the secondary is '3'. '5' is used to drop the equipped effect in the Nexus (the hub of the game), but that comes at the end. '9' is used to awaken from the dream at any time. You initially enter the dream world by interacting with the bed. You save your progress by interacting with the eponymous dream diary on Madotsuki's desk in the real world. The game itself is dark and surreal. There is disturbing imagery, although as it is only 32 bit, the level of gore isn't realistic. That said, Yume Nikki is not for those who dislike horror. Furthermore, some of the fan theories can be unsettling. It is freeware, and as the name suggests, free to download. It can be downloaded here. The game is small. I recommend exploring on your own at first, then moving on to using the Wikia to find effects you missed and areas that you overlooked. This is almost a requirement if you wish to see some of the deeper parts of the game.
Kingdom Hearts One was harder than Kingdom Hearts Two in general, So it's only natural that Sephiroth in KH1 is harder. Also, he had less plot significance, which usually means that the boss can be harder, because it's not necessary for 'normal' players to defeat it.
Very little was me. Tummer's room is raided, and a Death Note is found. A warrant for his arrest is put out, with the tag line "Dead or alive at any cost" and the fine print "Preferably dead". They even went so far as to place a bounty. Tummer himself was out skydiving when his partner heard the news. Eager to claim the reward, he waited until Tummer had jumped out, then leapt after him and tackled him in mid-air, preventing his parachute from opening. Being of lacklustre intelligence (as one may expect from someone who throws himself out of air-crafts for fun), the partner did not plan on what would happen when they reached the ground. Tummer was left a paraplegic, while the partner was killed on impact. The bounty of $2.50 and a paperclip was distributed to his relatives. Tummer was declared GUILTY and shoved in jail. Clue: http://textbin.com/7t830 HINT: 51 Across: Words with a certain ring to them. (all caps, no spaces)
It should make it possible to launch as an application from the desktop or something similar. It's a tad odd the first time you play, but I know you don't have to download each time, and it's not browser based. (Or at least, it doesn't have to be.) And yeah, the music's good.
And looking for that DAMN fourth Chaos Emerald. This game looks to be similar to Sonic and the Secret Rings and to the daytime segments in Unleashed, in the gameplay at least. I imagine it's a re-imagining of the first sonic game.
And the updated version I ultimately ended up handing in.
I don't really mind. They're given thorough warning and the like, so there was enough time to save and reupload anything that was important. While a merge would have been nice, I imagine there were technical difficulties, (for example, whose account uploads it?) making it too confusing. This is probably the best way. It's far worse when a site is just deleted, without anyone being given the chance to make archives. I'm looking at you, ED.
Three Panel Soul? Who/what is that?
Rat, feeling rather peckish from his hard day's work of hunting Kira, goes to the closest Wendy's fastfood resturant and orders three Baconater cheese burgers. He eats all of them in one sitting, including Biggie Sized fries and sodas. Unable to take the fat, his arteries become clogged almost instantly. He lets out one large belch, and falls over dead from a fatal heart attack at. Tuesday, 19 April 2011 at 03:38 A kill by the other Kira and an accusation need to be made, otherwise an additional hint/Shinigami eyes will be released, respectively.
Oh-so-exploitable.
I haven't really seen Cars, so I can't comment on it. What I can say is that I disliked Ratatouille and Wall-E, Ratatouille more. They seemed to lack more of the character development of the others. Also, Ratatouille's ending was lacklustre. Not at all satisfying. The hair-pulling plot device seemed contrived and stretched my willing suspension of disbelief too far. With Wall-E, while the world was nice, the Deus Ex Machina wasn't, nor did the plot have a particularly strong direction.
I don't really see the big deal with it. For Microsoft, their UI is always rather lacklustre in functionality, I find, and there haven't been any major graphical overhauls. I can't tell any performance issues from a video, so I'll stick to my XP. Interesting that there haven't been any full leaks of the OS yet.
Round starts Tuesday, 19 April 2011 at 01:00:00 (i.e. In three minutes)
We still can't really tell if the keys are the same. The colour is distorted, and thus they could be inverted or differently coloured blades, similar to Mickey's Kingdom Key D. Even if they are, we need to question whether a keyblade can be in two places at once. What I find interesting is the lack of keychains. I felt that this was extremely significant pre-BBS, as only MX and Vanitas had a proper keychain, but then BBS was released, and it turned out it was simply a design choice for the trailer. Even so, if the dead keyblades lack keychains, could there be a reason for it? I wonder how a keyblade has a form, if it lacks a keychain. IDE: When the bearer dies, the keychain disappears and the keyblade is left in whichever form is was in at the end. (Alternatively, it has a 'default' form, such as how Riku's default is Way to the Dawn.)
Find out!
It really gets interesting when it doesn't let you add/readd people. That's what mine does.
So what happened in Alaska?
Dear Makaze, The fire in my loins burns for you. My passion is stronger than that of LARiA's. She is but a girl, while I am a man. I implore you to choose an adult relationship with me over a childish game. I desire both your mind and heated body. I wish to fight to dominate you both mentally and physically. Makaze, will you be my valentine? –P <3
