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In the Silent Hours of the Beholder
Oct. 6th, 2003 02:15 pmI am pleased to note that my name has made it onto ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
delvy's game's website. Also pleased to see I've got Albrecht Genscher. He was probably one of my first choices for characters, though I was a little hesitant about claiming to have "charisma, good looks and charm". I'm not sure if that's modesty or self-doubt. People keep telling me I'm charismatic ("Everybody loves Andy") and I may be starting to believe it.
( GBA froth )
GBA game paks are so cute. Aren't they? They're like old GB paks but half the size. It's a bit silly, really. One can fit the entire SNES Zelda game, plus the extra 2-4 player "Four Swords" game and three save-games onto something half the size of Tetris. It uses the same size port, two. And you can apparently run a four-player game off a single cartridge. Too cool. But anyway. I'm already worried about what to do when I finish EoB, so I'd love to find a game with a lot of lastability - entertaining, addictive and replayable. I plan to spend my weeknights in my old room at my Mum's house, glued to the thing. If anyone knows of such a beast, let me know.
delvy's game's website. Also pleased to see I've got Albrecht Genscher. He was probably one of my first choices for characters, though I was a little hesitant about claiming to have "charisma, good looks and charm". I'm not sure if that's modesty or self-doubt. People keep telling me I'm charismatic ("Everybody loves Andy") and I may be starting to believe it.( GBA froth )
GBA game paks are so cute. Aren't they? They're like old GB paks but half the size. It's a bit silly, really. One can fit the entire SNES Zelda game, plus the extra 2-4 player "Four Swords" game and three save-games onto something half the size of Tetris. It uses the same size port, two. And you can apparently run a four-player game off a single cartridge. Too cool. But anyway. I'm already worried about what to do when I finish EoB, so I'd love to find a game with a lot of lastability - entertaining, addictive and replayable. I plan to spend my weeknights in my old room at my Mum's house, glued to the thing. If anyone knows of such a beast, let me know.
