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Nostalgia

It’s raining here. Not just a little rain, oh no. Big rain – big clouds, big thunder, big lightening. The works. When this happens, I always think about living in South Carolina, the little blue house we lived in for several years, all through my teenage years. I miss it immensely; it was really the first place that was ever ‘ours’. I remember it had that huge, brick-red concrete porch with a roof over it, and so many days like this were spent in the swing with a book, watching it pour down; I’d only get up if I started to get wet too. It’s amazing what you discover...

The Witcher: Extended Edition. AKA, o hod, he’s hot.

About a year ago, I was pretty quick to snatching up The Witcher. I’ll be honest in admitting that my reasoning behind it was highly ovary based, because Geralt of Rivia was one of the hottest hotties I’d seen in a while. I am of the firm belief that if I’m going to sit down and spend copious hours on a game, there had better be an incentive, a reason for making me want to keep going. In this case, it was Geralt. (I understand that the above statement might sound a bit..I dunno, shallow or petty, meaning that I’ve missed out on great games due to a lack of hot–but you ever...

Spwned? (I know, corny)

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, if you’re into the gaming world at all, you’re aware that Spore came out on Sunday. As I am a big player of the Sims, I’ve been keeping up with this game for a while. When I first heard about it–nearly 2 years ago, at that–I was fascinated.  And why shouldn’t I be? This game boasted some very awesome features, an amazing, revolutionary game play and possibly a new take on simulated games. On Sunday, I started playing it and boy, was I disappointed.  Let’s take it step by step, shall we? First and foremost is this...

O HOD

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O SHIT O FUCK YES. This was posted in Geen’s LJ, and I’m posting it here now. I can only hope that this can be taken literally, that they are porting the original Chrono Trigger to DS. Chrono Trigger was a pivotal piece of my youth. It was the first jRPG I ever played, along with the first RPG as well. It was the first video game that made me sit up until nearly 5 in the morning, in my mom’s boyfriend’s living room, playing his youngest son’s SNES. I had rented the game from Blockbuster because the cover art looked kind of interesting. That game changed my life. Had it not...