Moshi moshi~!

Anyone home? Come on. You've GOT to give us your thoughts on Spiderman 3. I didn't buy you that dancing and singing Spiderman toy for nothing, you know... ;-) Of course, it's possible that you're too traumatized to even remember how to type from the shock of the horror which was that movie.

OMG! Zombies!

Well at one time last week, I was going every day of this years Kawaii-Kon. However, I guess cameramen at work can't cary a twenty pound camera after shoulder surgery. Pussies. But I got to go a little bit last night and today. And it was dee-lish! Next year at this time I hope to be in LA. If I can get the time and money to attend next year, you bet your foam Keyblade I will be.

So today I was just chillin'. The director of the documentary and I had an interview with Vic Mignogna. (Now I hate English voice actors with a firery passion, but Vic will escape my wrath. He's that cool.) After talking to Vic, it was chill time. I wanted to get some Halo on, but by the time I went there, there was some DS tournament happening. So no Halo for me. Well as I continued to chill, Justin came to me and asked if I would bust out my camera at tape a skit. I said sure. Here is the result.


So needless to say, awesome. I hope the tradition is alive next year. And I hope some one tapes it.

Also, come Halloween '08, I will be dressing up as a Ghostbuster. Home made proton pack and all. Then, it will be duty to dress as a Ghostbuster at every con I attend. Mean.

Handshakes and Butterflies,
Rivers.

M4D Z3LD4 SK1LLZ Y0

God bless the Wii. And friends who like Wii Sports and have a neighbor with wireless internet. Because of this combo, I now have Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda on my Wii. Mmm.

The fist time I played Zelda, was in 1987. The year it came out. I was addicted. But as so many did, I had problems keeping my game saves. So I never got very far. I had to start over so many times. I got to Death Mountain once. Well years went on and I played Zelda II religiously, but again never got to far. It wasn't until I was about 11 that I decided I would power through the game and beat it. It required me leaving my NES on for a week straight, but I beat it. I was happy. Now as for the second quest, I looked around, but haven't even completed level 1 in that quest. I beat the one that counts, So I moved on.

Well upon downloading the game onto my Wii, I decided that I was going to play the second quest. This way, it would be like playing Zelda for the first time. Oh boy.

I powered through the first quest like Speed Racer on Meth. No deaths. I kicked Gannon's ass. Now as I just started the second quest today, I am getting my ass handed to me. The only thing I know for sure, is that the first level is in the same place. But as I was exploring, it seems to be the only one. Also, I didn't die once in the first quest. I haven't even gone into level one yet and I've died 6 times. Good Lord.

So, I am happy. I feel 7 years old again. God Bless the Wii, God bless Nintendo.

Oh, HELL, no...

Let me start by saying that Firefly is fucking awesome. And because it is so awesome, this is going to suck ASS.

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6162937.html

Not that space MMO's are bad or anything. I'm REALLY looking forward to Star Trek Online. But let's compare the two. Star Trek has a huge universe, an established system of government and politics, etc. Firefly has...well, pirates in the sky, pretty much. Sure, it could be good, but there just isn't enough to work with.

In any case, this is sacrilege. Rivers is the expert, though. What say ye?

OMG! Z3lda

Yes, Z3lda, with a capital 3.

I finally beat it today. I could have beat it this week end, but I missed an important thing, and needed to back track. Fortunately, I found it rather quick.

Zelda has kicked my ass. Not cause it was very hard, just that it was so damn good. I will be posting a review later this week for all who are interested. All two of you... who have played it... anyway. I will also post a Wii review and a couple of the games I just got at Blockbuster.

Peace

~Riv.

Guitar Hero And Rockstars

So I read this article on Slasdot that I found amusing. I think the part that I like the most was the quote: "It doesn't have anything to do with playing guitar."

Just thought I'd let you know what the writers of the songs of that game thought of it.

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Just saying. Check it out. Apparently when you buy shit, money goes to help people with AIDS in Africa. Sounds good to me.

Once again the private sector bitch slaps the government in effectiveness.

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