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 Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 5:47 pm
The guild isn't dead, but I haven't been on Gaia for a while. David came to visit, and both of us are addicted to Animal Crossing.
Enjoying the Easter event, anyone?
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Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 9:08 pm
You mean on gaia right? Because ouside of gaia I got a PSP today, (but I was puking all night) and by the way, My brother rented animal crossing and threatened to kill me if I erased it, He would play it all day and he would never let me play another game.
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Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 10:50 pm
That game is on my -huge- list of must haves. I'm witing to see it used at tthe EB games that's practically next door to my house. I cna get it for only 20 bucks If I wait for it.... xd
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:11 am
I'll admit I had a bit of fun at the easter event. Especially when I realized that the Easter Bunny looked like Metal Gear Solid's cyborg ninja. I love the new image of Johnny Gambino atop his tower, seeing it just makes me want to laugh for some reason.
The addictiveness of Animal Crossing is pretty much the one reason I've avoided renting it. But considering how I've never gotten addicted to any of those other games that are supposed to just suck you in and drain your life away (Bejeweled, Metroid Prime, Vice City) I really shouldn't have anything to worry about if I do rent it.
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 5:51 pm
That bunny, I'm gonna have him tatooed on my stomach, because he looks like a bad a**
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 6:36 pm
guiou126 That bunny, I'm gonna have him tatooed on my stomach, because he looks like a bad a** Is that going to be a professional job or something more along the lines of what Leonard did in Memento?
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 6:57 pm
Is that a movie? and speaking of animal crossing, my brother would change the dates to get free rare items
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 11:15 pm
I don't do the real-time thing, I change the clock every day so I can play when I want to without missing anything. I write down what time and day it was in the game when I last played so I can continue at the time I want to without going backwards or too far foreward in time. It's not really cheating, since i'm not going months back and forward through time. This way, I can do three or four in-game days in one real day, and then If I have a lot of school work or if I'm going on a vacation, I won't miss anything. Right now I'm in the middle of April.
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 10:19 am
guiou126 Is that a movie? and speaking of animal crossing, my brother would change the dates to get free rare items Yeah, it's about a guy who loses his short term memory so he can't learn new information. So to remember stuff, he tattoos notes all over his body. I think during the summer I'll try renting Animal Crossing. Usually in the summer months I give up on that whole sleep thing so I'd probably have more time to play it.
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 1:19 pm
DuoTH Yeah, it's about a guy who loses his short term memory so he can't learn new information. So to remember stuff, he tattoos notes all over his body. You know... That sounds somewhat like the main character of Planescape: Torment to me... Loses his memory, but has a snippet of a journal tattooed on his back... Of course, he loses his memor every time he dies. Which is quite often. Except for when the player takes on his role, for some reason... It's genrally a game I would recommend, especially if you manage to find the package that includes a book based on it. Great game, good read. Endings are the same, but the game's is more... complex, due to multiple endings. They all lead into the same actual ending though. ... Plus there's the fact you can talk the final boss into submission instead of actually fighting him... ninja Anyway, enough of my bletherings! I have on me a total of... Well, I have a few baskets left over that I've decided to give to friends who missed the Easter event. If anyone on the guild missed it, feel free to ask me. Though there's someone I particularly want to give one to who hasn't been online recently, so there's a total of three going.
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 7:39 pm
Oni Aeon DuoTH Yeah, it's about a guy who loses his short term memory so he can't learn new information. So to remember stuff, he tattoos notes all over his body. You know... That sounds somewhat like the main character of Planescape: Torment to me... Loses his memory, but has a snippet of a journal tattooed on his back... Of course, he loses his memor every time he dies. Which is quite often. Except for when the player takes on his role, for some reason... It's genrally a game I would recommend, especially if you manage to find the package that includes a book based on it. Great game, good read. Endings are the same, but the game's is more... complex, due to multiple endings. They all lead into the same actual ending though. ... Plus there's the fact you can talk the final boss into submission instead of actually fighting him... ninja Anyway, enough of my bletherings! I have on me a total of... Well, I have a few baskets left over that I've decided to give to friends who missed the Easter event. If anyone on the guild missed it, feel free to ask me. Though there's someone I particularly want to give one to who hasn't been online recently, so there's a total of three going. I'm gonna have to try to find that game. What's cool about Memento is the movie plays backwords. And after you see it you still aren't sure what exactly happens. The movie's website has clues hidden in it though that will hint to what actually is going on.
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 9:53 pm
Ok, but why do you need NES data to play the game
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 11:51 am
guiou126 Ok, but why do you need NES data to play the game To play animal crossing? Because you can play emulated NES games.
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 3:07 pm
I just guessed that memory was used for the NES themed items
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