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As you can tell, my guide for Sonic DX (Tails) is now up! Yay! I might do one for Sonic's part, but I don't know.
Sorry I must keep this one a shorty (again), but I've struck a gold mine with the Star Fox site that's archived (check my fave sites list to find it), and I want to add some hyper-geeky stuff to my guide. Bye!
Just today, I went to see Live Free or Die Hard, the third enstallment in the Die Hard series, starring Bruce Willis as cop John McClane.
It. Was. Awesome.
The story revolved around a guy using a team to cyber-destroy America and mess it all up. And McClane had to stop them. It's a lot more complicated than that, but you get my drift.
Hi all! Sorry that I must keep this one a shorty (I forgot yesterday's, but well...), but I have to finish up my walkthrough for Tails' part of Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut! Yay!
I got a chassis (pronounced "CHASS-y") from a Best Buy the other day, and, thus, was able to recover all the files on my old C-drive that I was unable to use when my old computer broke down. It's awesome! I immediately took the opportunity to get brushed up on my old guides, and this one, being 75% done before I recovered it, was the first I worked on.
I still have some touch-ups to make, but without any outside interruptions, it should be up in a few hours.
Have to work on it now. Buh-bye!
Hello, all! Sorry about my shortened entry the other day; I was quite busy with my daily business, and had to make it quick. I will go into more depth this time, and talk about more important matters: boxing games, and what we can do to improve them in terms of realism.
In boxing, as all you prizefighters out there reading this know, the pain of having to endure hit after hit is very hard to endure and live out with little injury, be it short-or-long term. Many of the great boxers-such as Muhammad Ali, Joe Lewis, Jerry Quarry, Sugar Ray Robinson- have died, due to the excruciating pain they garnered during their decorated fighting careers.
I have a question that's been burning at me for a while. I want to know when splitscreen multiplayer first began, and on which game! Please!
All I know about it is that in the age of 8-bit and 16-bit, SM was very rare. I remember this dungeon game (possibly a Dragon Quest?!) where the players were controlled on seperate screens. It was first-person, I know that.
Please, if anyone knows this, post a reply and let me know! I'll add another blog entry and state the answer once somebody tells me.
Sorry this one's so short, but I'm very rushed right now. I must go now! Bye!
--WARNING: This blog entry features SPOILERS! This is a SPOILER ALERT! You've been warned!--
Have you ever heard of Knox? You know, the guy who makes stop-motion animated movies with his signature blue "klaymen?" THAT Knox? If you haven't, I have provided some links to some of his funniest movies. If you have, well, you can visit the links and still have a good laugh anyway. Yay! I will also provide a brief plot summary of each, for your sweet enjoyment.
Have you ever heard of the violent horror splatterfest game Manhunt? If you are a seasoned gamer, a politician, or Jack Thompson, then you probably have. It's so ridiculously violent and bloody that it got banned in Ireland and Great Britain. Sheesh! The rating for the sequel, creatively titled Manhunt 2, is preliminary, but ESRB seems to be leaning towards Adults Only.
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