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This game is very faithful to Sonic Advance 2. It's not bad for an amateur game, though the boredom sets in after you clear Sonic's game and you discover that all characters' stages are the same. However, it's fun to play in short bursts. Here it is:

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/sonic

Oh, and for those who just wanna unlock it all by being cheaters, here's the password entry to unlock everythang:

595313131313131

Enjoy this game; I think you'll like it!

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When I got Windows Vista and settled into it, one of the main things I checked out was the Games section. Besides the natural stuff like Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, Minesweeper, etc., a game called Inkball caught my eye.

It was actually pretty neat. You have these pinballs that you have to get into little goal holes of the balls' respective colors. But how do you do that? Well, it's not called Inkball for nothing. You have this ink pen that you use to draw lines (which disappear after being touched) for the balls to bounce off of and into the goal. The difficulty can get pretty rough, but you can select between five to get into the playing range you're most comfortable with.

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I need something to do online. Any ideas?

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So, I got this book called Stupid History the other day. It's very interesting and odd, as it chronicles all the misconceptions and myths of our incredibly strange world. As an example, George Washington (who was never our first president, but more on that later), in a popular urban legend, threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River. This is actually wrong, as the silver dollar coin was minted in 1794; Washington died in 1799. And by the way, I don't think anyone can throw a a silver dollar across the Potomac, as the river, at its most narrow point, is a half-mile wide.

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Euchre is fun, but this movie is stupid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh20dlNcYDE

Well, friends, the problem from my previous entry was my TV. It was causing the brightness. Thanks to Genj and Espiga for their advice and dance moves (you'll have to read the replies to the entry to see what I mean). My N64 is still as good as ever.

Mood: Relieved

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Not thirty minutes ago, I decided to take out my N64 for some good ol' Star Foxing. Everything was in working order. I turned on the system and got to the start-up screen.

It shined brighter than a Lite-Brite. It was still visible, but so bright as to be annoying.

Suspicious, I turned it off and did a spit-heal (my affectionate term for when you lick your finger, run it on the cartridge's insertion point, then put it back in and watch it work). After that, I turned it on again, but it didn't need it; the console was functioning perfectly.

Except for that dang glow! I was still not worried, as I suspected my TV's brightness was too much. I turned it all the way down, then retried, but I had no success.

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