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Game Diary / 9 October 2005 / John
Fun though Kirby may be, it’s no lunchtime-devouring RPG – although it will certainly fill the ‘keep in a pocket for a quick blast’ slot. Sword of Mana, on the other hand, looks like the perfect way to bridge the gap between Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II. It’s a Sqenix title, so seems outwardly
Game Diary / 9 October 2005 / John
Level 2 (Ice Cream Land, I think) completored, and onto level 3. Erm. This is, er, not taking long.
Game Diary / 9 October 2005 / John
No Kirby game should ever be held up as evidence that the people who make games for Nintendo are normal. Because they’re not. Kirby is quite clearly the product of too many late nights indulging in illicit substances. Basically, you control an amorphous pink blob who, as well as scuttling around on the ground, can
Game Diary / 9 October 2005 / John
End of Game Boss. It’s one of those bosses which has a stupid amount of health which it can completely regenerate whenever it feels like it. It’s one of those bosses whose defeat depends upon you having two very specific spells available. Which I don’t have. But I could go off and get them. But
Game Diary / 9 October 2005 / John
Well, I’m on Level 3 of the Cloud Fortress at the moment. And I’ve just noticed that since getting a class upgrade, my Knight and Ninja can now cast. So, once I get this pesky Wind Crystal, I suspect I’ll have to go to the Chaos Shrine for high-noon. So, I’ll stock up on some
Game Diary / 8 October 2005 / John
Class Upgrade GET! I now have a Ninj0r. So, one crystal still to go. Something to do with the Rosetta Stone, I expect, so I’d better get blethering to people. I also managed to give one of the bosses in the Hellfire Chasm a good gubbing. Took some time, though, and there’s still three left
Game Diary / 8 October 2005 / John
I’ve been a busy bunny, but I’m going to jam it all into a single post. Final Fantasy. Water crystal GET! Rosetta Stone GET! Other stuff GET! I think I’m just about ready to go and gives that Cerberus a good talking to. I also need to find the Dragon King, but I dunno where
Game Diary / 8 October 2005 / John
Incorporating some other stuff too. Ok, so I’ve given it a good workout and am now ready to formulate an opinion. Simply put, it’s the best gameboy available. It has a beautiful vibrant screen which isn’t afraid to show true blacks. It has well placed and comfortable buttons with a fair amount of play available.
Game Diary / 7 October 2005 / John
I meant to play a bit of Astro Boy to give the Micro a work out but I had a quick look at Final Fantasy and ended up getting sucked in again. Wasn’t sure what to do next so just went for a wander. Rescued a fairy, got a Warp Cube from a robot (not
Game Diary / 7 October 2005 / John / 0
Hellfire Chasm – what a git! I became hopelessly lost and wandered about for ages before getting to the boss. And I’m not sure it was worth it, given what I won by defeating him. But never mind. Interestingly, after level 5 in the dungeon, there was a teleport back to the surface and a