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Sleepy Paper Suikoden
Feb. 24th, 2008 08:33 amWorking until midnight then having to get up to work again at 8AM is probably not my most favorite scenario to be put in! This morning in particular I'm dead to the world it seems XD;
But that's okay! At least I get the evening off to partay~
Recently finished up Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn and FINALLY Paper Mario, god I downloaded Paper Mario a little after it first came out on the VC so it took me a while xD;;
This means now I have the opportunity to replay Suikoden V, and I've cracked open my Player's Choice copy of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door for good measure.
Oh man, Suikoden V is so goooood, I had forgotten. I love the setting and the characters and everything. The whole HAPPY FAMILY beginning is especially nice, although I can't wait to get to the meat of the game and start recruiting stars. I didn't get all 108 last time so I'm keeping my eyes peeled >_> At least you can run SUPERFAST in Newgame+, not to mention the fact that I'm RICH, I TELL YOU, RICH! Yeah that should make things easier xD
Also, Suikoden as a series has the HAWTEST GAME GIRLZ, for serious. Hey even![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
krile agrees with me! Obviously any series that has Jeane in it is pretty tough to beat in that category.
So far I like the Gamecube Paper Mario game better than the original... and I have no idea why! Well obviously the brighter colors and easier to read text and all is a plus, but it just seems more polished and... fun? Not that I didn't like the original or anything, although from what I've read online the original is a fan-favorite (not too surprising, that's usually the case). I mean, I would've killed for Paper Mario back in the N64's heyday but by the time it came out I had moved on to bigger and better RPGs~
I also keep forgetting to post my info for Animal Crossing: Wild World :O!
Name: Shawnie
Town: Ryoshima
FC: 1590-3996-1917
It's fun so far, although with these kind of games that continue to "run" even when you turn the game off, I'm always afraid of neglecting it XD; My Nintendogs are skeletons by now, I assure you.
But that's okay! At least I get the evening off to partay~
Recently finished up Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn and FINALLY Paper Mario, god I downloaded Paper Mario a little after it first came out on the VC so it took me a while xD;;
This means now I have the opportunity to replay Suikoden V, and I've cracked open my Player's Choice copy of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door for good measure.
Oh man, Suikoden V is so goooood, I had forgotten. I love the setting and the characters and everything. The whole HAPPY FAMILY beginning is especially nice, although I can't wait to get to the meat of the game and start recruiting stars. I didn't get all 108 last time so I'm keeping my eyes peeled >_> At least you can run SUPERFAST in Newgame+, not to mention the fact that I'm RICH, I TELL YOU, RICH! Yeah that should make things easier xD
Also, Suikoden as a series has the HAWTEST GAME GIRLZ, for serious. Hey even
krile agrees with me! Obviously any series that has Jeane in it is pretty tough to beat in that category.So far I like the Gamecube Paper Mario game better than the original... and I have no idea why! Well obviously the brighter colors and easier to read text and all is a plus, but it just seems more polished and... fun? Not that I didn't like the original or anything, although from what I've read online the original is a fan-favorite (not too surprising, that's usually the case). I mean, I would've killed for Paper Mario back in the N64's heyday but by the time it came out I had moved on to bigger and better RPGs~
I also keep forgetting to post my info for Animal Crossing: Wild World :O!
Name: Shawnie
Town: Ryoshima
FC: 1590-3996-1917
It's fun so far, although with these kind of games that continue to "run" even when you turn the game off, I'm always afraid of neglecting it XD; My Nintendogs are skeletons by now, I assure you.
