Yes, I finished the game a few weeks ago, but just yesterday I had a 12 hour marathon watching the recap of the game that I got off Ebay. It’s basically as if you’re playing the game, sans random battles. Must’ve been a lot of work to make it. Anyway, the fact that I managed [...]
Entries from March 2006
Can’t get enough of Final Fantasy 8
March 29th, 2006 · No Comments · Music, Video Games
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Stanislaw Lem Dead, Honey and Clover 2
March 27th, 2006 · No Comments · Uncategorized
I guess you can’t have good news without bad news. Sad news of the day is that Stanislaw Lem, one of my all-time favourite Sci-Fi authors, has died. He was pretty old – 84 – and hasn’t written anything that I can recall since 1988 or so, but his books were fairly important to me [...]
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Finished Area 51
March 26th, 2006 · No Comments · Video Games
I finished another game. This one was fairly short – though as a first-person shooter, it’s not expected to be nearly as long as an RPG. Still, it should’ve been longer. Luckily, I haven’t paid full price for it. I have to say it – majority of game designers these days seem to be freakin’ [...]
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Ergo Proxy Anime
March 24th, 2006 · No Comments · Anime & Manga
I watched three episodes of this anime so far and I’m intrigued by it. The show has definitely succeeded in creating an atmosphere that a friend said reminded him of a Phillip K. Dick novel – to which I added that he should add William Gibson’s Necromancer to the mix as well. I also heard [...]
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Finished Radiata Stories
March 23rd, 2006 · No Comments · Video Games
I finished Radiata Stories yesterday. Steven said “so soon?” but it’s more like “only now?”. You see, the game is supposed to be short by RPG standards, around 20 hours, but I ended up playing it closer to 35 hours. Yet I shouldn’t have done so, because I didn’t have much to show for it. [...]
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Finished Wild Arms 4
March 15th, 2006 · No Comments · Video Games
Whew! For the first time in ages – no, really, years (which are effectively ages when you consider human lifespan – wait, does what I’m saying make any sense?) – I did not finish all subquests in a game. Well, that wasn’t too difficult considering there really aren’t any as far as I can tell [...]
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Random Update
March 9th, 2006 · No Comments · Uncategorized
So we had a veritable blizzard here in Vancouver last night, and it was snowing pretty strongly most of today’s morning. Yet it was sunny in the afternoon! What a crazy city this is! I continued watching Vandread, and it’s still funny and interesting to watch. Lots of action, very good looking action too! Oh, [...]
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Sakura season has started!
March 6th, 2006 · No Comments · Vancouver
I have seen a few trees around town beginning to bloom! Come on guys and girls, let’s organize a watching picnic (hanami). Who’s up for it? Check this website first. They finally updated the site and confirmed there’s stuff happening. Forecast for bloom – I’m guessing only of Flowering Plum and Whitcomb cherry – is [...]
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Wild Arms 4 Starting
March 5th, 2006 · No Comments · Video Games
And no sooner my cheeks have dried up from Final Fantasy Eight ending, I already started playing Wild Arms 4. My first thoughts – whoa! Did that guy just speak? Maybe I’ve been playing old PS1 games a bit too much? You think? Anyhow, so far it most definitely fits within cliches mentioned on http://project-apollo.net/text/rpg.html”>that [...]
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Annoying VIM
March 2nd, 2006 · No Comments · Hardware & Software
While working on creating build scripts for my website – I started with some tricks off a website dealing with a substitution preprocessor I ended up getting really annoyed by my editor vim, up to the point of trashing the keyboard. This was caused by so-called “smart” audoindenting. There is just no way to turn it [...]
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