Pokemon
Poke Pearl is pretty fun, and I can see myself just . . . wasting hours and hours on it. How do people get the other two starter Pokemons, though? Don't they have to start a new game? And if that happens wouldn't they lose the game saved? So who would restart a game just to trade the missing ones to other people? Buying Pearl definitely makes me want to get LeafGreen and Emerald. At least I can migrate all the other ones to Pal Park later without trying to find them all through trading. Yech.
Phoenix Wright is really fun, but I'm scared to play it because it seems so short! There's only 4 cases, right? I finished the first one in 2 hours, and it's only that long because I sucked at deduction the first time and had to restart a few times. I don't want to finish playing Phoenix Wright before my first class! Maybe I'm just too used to 100 hour Squaresoft RPG's. Speaking of Squaresoft, FFXIII is coming to the US in April, 2010. That means I won't be buying a PS3 until at the earliest, summer 2010. Good. Need a good job first.
I am buying RAMs for my MacBook. It needs an upgrade, but I don't have enough money to upgrade to the new 2000 dollar MacBook Pro, or even the 1200 MacBook. So I'm settling for a 30 dollar 2GB Ram. Let's see if I can put it in myself.
Phoenix Wright is really fun, but I'm scared to play it because it seems so short! There's only 4 cases, right? I finished the first one in 2 hours, and it's only that long because I sucked at deduction the first time and had to restart a few times. I don't want to finish playing Phoenix Wright before my first class! Maybe I'm just too used to 100 hour Squaresoft RPG's. Speaking of Squaresoft, FFXIII is coming to the US in April, 2010. That means I won't be buying a PS3 until at the earliest, summer 2010. Good. Need a good job first.
I am buying RAMs for my MacBook. It needs an upgrade, but I don't have enough money to upgrade to the new 2000 dollar MacBook Pro, or even the 1200 MacBook. So I'm settling for a 30 dollar 2GB Ram. Let's see if I can put it in myself.