Overall, I enjoyed it. The gameplay is fairly easy to get the hang of, and once I'd realised that the "attack" and "jump" buttons were the other way around to the ones in Kingdom Hearts 2 (which I'd been playing before I started DOC) I was relatively okay. I'll never be an expert gamer, but I can definitely manage the "point and shoot" interface ( Read more... )

I'm currently working my way through David and Leigh Eddings' "Elder Gods" series. I just finished reading the third book of it last night (well, early this morning, to be honest) and I'm not really impressed. The problem being that these books are getting more and more contrived as they carry on ( Read more... )

I've spent most of the day fiddling around with the HTML on this (or at least, putting together bits and pieces and throwing the links page into some kind of order), so I now announce verily unto thee:

http://www.vo.id.au/meg/is now available for your viewing pleasure ( Read more... )

I bought this one on the spur of the moment in Angus & Robertson this afternoon. I needed something to read on the train, and True Crime has always been interesting. It certainly served the purpose I purchased it for - I was able to read it on the train without problems, and the details of how the hunts for various serial killers (such as how the ( Read more... )

Okay, I bought this one on the strength of two things: some quotes by Lebowitz I've seen in books of humourous quotes, and the blurbs for it. Well, three things - boredom was a factor. I started reading it last night, and I don't think it'll be finishing it ( Read more... )