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Finished Crystal Chronicles: Ring Of Fates, which was quite fun. I usually stink at platform games, but this one wasn't too hard.

I'm now playing Rhapsody, which is just as lovely as I expected.

* Summon Night: Craft Sword Monogatari - Hajimari no Ishi (GBA) [Japanese Import]

* Rockman Rockman (PSP) [Japanese Import]

* Imperishable Night (PC)

* Ryuusei no Rockman 3: Black Ace (DS) [Japanese Import]
^ No longer playing it on my R4, as my legit copy came in the mail. Now all I have to do is trade all of my powerful cards to (and brother) myself. XD

* Left 4 Dead (XBox 360)
^ Fail. Beat the entire game (with my younger) brother yesterday. In under FOUR HOURS!!
Waste of $60.

Left 4 Dead isn't meant to be some giant epicly long single-player game >>. It's the multiplayer for longevity.

That said, the PC version is probably the better choice.

I just finished Rhapsody. *sniff* Farewell Cornet & Ferdinand.

I know... ;-; Such a wonderful story.

And a wonderful game too. I wonder, how many games are there actually where a heroine saves a prince instead of a hero saving a princess? Such a simple concept, but very rare I think.

Still playing EO. I promise, I'm documenting everything I feel contributes to the story and background.

It's just... these things keep getting in the way=> (°д°)

copy-pasta from another forum:

Kimi no Yuusha: Um holy crap Dranko is strong as hell. He's some sort of silent "Dwarf" (Dwarves in these games being super-cute bear thingies) and he's apparently the leader. He seems kind of tacked on to the story but he must have some CREEPY BACKSTORY as I've only seen him actually talk once in all of 5+ episodes I've had him. Also the token catgirl joined the party. She is typical "lol thief stats" but actually doesn't die to a sneeze and has some semblance of durability. Speaking of durability, every single boss I've fought is durable as everloving hell, taking lots of buffs/debuffs to make battles seem shorter. And it's really silly to grind in this game, even by my standards, where my high levels are only due to /FREE EXP ^___^/.

Free EXP is gained at certain plot points where you're given a choice. Pick the correct one, and the person in question says thank you! and then you're given a set amount of free EXP. Every instance of thank you! (yes, it is really red) gives you the XP. So really you have to think twice about making seemingly meaningless choices. As for the main character(s), Tio and Wander, the story for them is really quite generic. But luckily I like it much better than I enjoyed Eternal Poison, otherwise I would've put this game down ages ago. Tio is typical spoiled brat with PMS-y tendencies, but Wander... I don't get him just yet. Supposedly he's the titular hero (yuusha) of the story, and many NPCs in this game always HAVE to disbelieve it (本物勇者だろ？) for some strange reason. Mainly because Wander looks like some prepubescent kid or something. He uses a key as a weapon. It's not a keyblade, but a key. Kinda like A.B.A from Guilty Gear.

I find it especially funny that there are guns in this game (wielded by the alchemist Tango) given the setting of this game, though I could be misreading the history of the world and such.

So, while I'm still ahead, DRANKO FOR GODLIKE!