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Monday, May 23, 2011

Playstation network

I tried again and again but Playstation network won't let me sign in for LittleBigPlanet. I know I'm getting angry even though I said that the Playstation Network being down could be a good thing. Somethings are playing good single player games like Patapon and PC games. While, Patapon has its bad things like I said, there are no action levels where you battle the Zigapon. It is only boss fight after hunting and again. The PC games are long but I finished Portal, Half-life 2 and Plants vs Zombies. They are good games but after you finish the campaign they get old. Even GLaDOS gets old after a while. So, right now, I'm yelling at my PSP for not getting into Playstation network. I hope you enjoy the truth and Good Bye for today.

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Polls

I am wanting for multiple things, one of them is the Playstation network and store. However, this post is about the polls thus the title Polls. In lay man terms, I like thing where you click box and add another vote for Chi You. So, easy vote for me, when had PortalFTW post something? About a month ago. I do something almost everyday. I post on the Playstation network updates, post posters of help wanted and the game review every so often. (Okay, the Black Mesa one was bad but I did it at school because I was bored). A vote for me is a vote for someone who actually does something. PortalFTW, I doubt you even have Portal 2.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Playstation Network

Racism! That's what I have to say. Playstation network said that restoration started but that is only in the U.S.A. for North America. I figured this out by trying to get online for LittleBigPlanet and the same error happened a month ago. The same thing happens with the playstation store. It says that they signed me out of playstation network for no reason. This is big racism, they restore the Americans so they can sit on their butt all day and play PS3 and grow fat. I hate this! I want to download LittleBigPlanet Levels! This is so biased! I pretty sure we'll also get playstation store last if it weren't for less popular countries.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Poll

I'm kicking off the school year by ending the best contributor poll on the last day of school!

Playstation store free games

In the words of a not so famous singer, "we so excited" that clearly expresses how I feel. I feel this way because Playstation network has released the game titles of the free games they're releasing. If you own a PS3 you can get two games and the choices are, LittleBigPlanet, inFamous, Wipeout HD plus Fury expansion pack, Deadnation and Ratchet and Clank Quest for Booty. Unless you're in Germany, instead of infamous and Deadnation you get Super Stardust HD and Hustle Kings. For PSP you can get two out of the following: LittleBigPlanet, Modnation Racers, Pursuit Force and Killzone Liberation which I am getting. In Germany instead of Pursuit Force and Killzone, you get Everybody's Golf 2 and Buzz Junior Jungle Party. I own LittleBigPlanet for the PSP and it is amazing. I can't really rate or review it since most of the levels are made by other people. I even create some cool things like tanks and farming vehicles. If you want to suggest the other I can get besides LittleBigplanet and Killzone for my free game, please leave it in the comments. (that means I can get either modnation racers or pursuit force)

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Poll Results

The votes are in, and the winner for the best contributor is! [drum roll please] It's a tie between PortalFTW and Chi You. We'll be opening a new poll to declare the winner.

Playstation Network

Okay so the network and multiplayer works. I'm still pretty angry at this since playstation store isn't up. It's just very annoying quiting your game to go to playstation store for some demos or games but when you get to the main Playstation menu, you remember it's not up! I go to check if the Playsation network decided on the games to give to the users for free, and guess what isn't up? The United States playstation blog! That's right, I just checked it and it isn't up. This might not happen to you because you might read this at a different time. What else can they screw up? The playstation production? The games? Or the hiring development hiring people from LJN!

Monday, May 16, 2011

playstation network

So, as you may have heard, the playstaion network is back up. This doesn't include the playstation store so don't expect to have your free month of Playstation Plus or your load of free games. I think that the playstation store is back up but don't count on it. So, you might have tried playstation network and it crashed, that's because stupid people tried to change their passwords all at once. The new system couldn't handle it so it crashed and now it should be back up. I will enjoy being back on the internet shooting people online.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Our 100th post is an old-school review...? AWESOME!

Yup, it's Fiftybottles, back from the virtual grave to give a review of a truly classic gem of a GameBoy game called The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. It came out in 1993, and it's pretty rare to find now if you didn't already own it (I picked mine up at a garage sale four years ago for 50 cents. Lucky me! :D), but if you can find it, it's worth the 30 bucks they'll most likely make you cough up for it.

Link's Awakening was the first portable Zelda game. Ever. And it's kind of funny that it's called "The Legend of Zelda", because while it's true that you play as Link throughout the game, Zelda isn't anywhere in it... In fact, she's only ever mentioned once, at the very beginning of the game, as Link is recovering from a head injury and thinks the girl helping him recover is Zelda. Anyways, the story isn't too big here, but it's enjoyable enough, and it helps keep the quest moving along nicely. An owl keeps you up-to-date on events, and points you in the right direction, and if you ever forget what he's told you, you can open up your map, choose the location you found him (as indicated by an icon. Yay!), and he'll recite it all over again. Pretty nifty, b-boy. Anyways, the ending was a kind of "jump the shark" moment, but it was still surprising and somehwat cool, so I won't ruin any more for you in that regard! Anyways, the story starts as follows: You're Link. You're in a boat. Storm comes. Boat crashes. You're unconscious on an island. You wake up in a strange house with a strange man and woman. You get a shield. You explore beach. You get a sword. You walk back into village. You meet owl. Head into forest. Get keys and items that you need. Head on back to the beach. Beat first dungeon. Owl comes back, and explains that the instrument you found in the dungeon will help you wake the "Wind Fish", the island's guardian, and that doing so is the only way to get back home. You need instruments in all to wake this slumbering ass. I won't go into any more detail, and that's pretty much the gist of it, so there ya go.

The gameplay is classic Zelda, although slightly more linear. You can't explore pretty much every nook and cranny at the beginning (obviously), and the dungeons can only be completed in order. However, much like a Metroid or Castlevania game, exploration is still a huge part of the formula. You must explore the areas you can reach to find entrances, hidden items, chests, hints, clues, etc. for your journey to continue. And trust me, some of these things are just evil in the way they've been hidden. I had to use a walkthrough multiple times to get through this game. I was stuck for hours in some parts, all because I missed one tiny thing! That can get annoying, although it's mostly forgivable when you get back into the action and into those dungeons. Suffice to say, I don't really enjoy exploring the Overworld in this game, however it's still relatively fun. The dungeons are what save the day, though. The satisfying puzzles, the intense boss fights, and the smooth action and item collection all make it worthwhile. It certainly is fun, and there's a a lot of meat here to keep you busy for quite a while. Don't expect to blaze through this thing in a day or two. It'll take you at least a week, and that's if you're really good. Trust me, it's taken me 4 years to beat this sucker.

The graphics and sound were great for their time, and they still hold up pretty well today. The sound effects sound kinda tinny and bleepy and slightly screechy, although the music is still great (although at times a bit repetitive). Although, I must say, that sound swipe noise is awesome! I still can't get enough of that... The graphics resemble "A Link to the Past's". It's kind of like they took "A Link to the Past's" graphics, and ran them through an 8-bit generator, then tried to see what came out of it. At least, that's the best that i can explain it. It looks better than the NES standard (albeit in B&W), but it's still nothing too special. However, that's not to say it's hard on the eyes. It looks clean, and it's easy to navigate and get around. All in all, it's pretty nice, even if it is in Black and White. Yes, I know there's a DX version with colourized graphics and an extra dungeon, but I'm talkin' the original here.

All in all, Link's Awakening is a great game that still hold up well today. Some of the exploring in the Overworld can be a bit boring and slightly tedious, and some puzzles are just unfair/unclear. However, the dungeons are great fun, and the gameplay is still great even in 2011. Just, be prepared to open up a walkthrough once or twice on your quest.

I give The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening 85/100 Guardian Acorns.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Post

We are nearing our 100th post so I'm just giving a heads up. There will be a big celebrating post for the 100th. Please tune in for our 100th post and I will send an e-mail to those I know.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Okay, earlier this week there were a few issues with this blog and members, but it is all good now, so I ended up getting LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga for Wii, and despite being LEGO Star wars on Wii, it's actually pretty good, The controls are easy and the multiplayer is entertaining, except for the retarded camera angles, but other that that it is a good game, and if anyone still plays this game, I have three codes that I memorized here to unlock things in the shop:

General grievous PMN576

Admiral ackbar ACK646

r2-q5 EVILR2

Overall, this game is a good one. It has drop in/drop out gameplay meaning the second player has full control on the game, just as the first player does. This game gets 80/100 midi-chlorians.

Also: Video review for LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars and Pilotwings Resort both for 3DS coming soon(whenever I feel like it).

Patapon review

It is an awesome game. I sound is the base for it, without sound you are struck. Because of that, the sound is great. The graphics are simple circles for the most but fits once you know the story. The story is a bit confusing to follow since it is entirely of text. For gamers who just want the action its best to skip it. The controls take a little to get used to and a few of commands to memorize. The levels are just the right length, a big with this is that after you've done an adventure level, you can't do it anymore. The enemies are same but feel as if their different. The customizations are amazing. You can chose weapons for every solider and switch the ones you don't want with the ones you do. The tree of life lets you make your soldiers and depending on the material, it gives you different things. The mini games will keep you at the PSP for over an hour trying to figure them out. I'll give this 90/100 megapons search them your self

Playstation network

Day18

I can't take it! 18 days without multiplayer! My whole Resistance Retribution is for multiplayer. Sure it has skill points and other single player stuff but once you get them all it's over. Games that are only single player and don't have multiplayer are the greatest in these situations. Sadly, Playstation focuses way too much on the multiplayer. All the games I own have multiplayer except for one, Patapon. Now that I think about it, I should really play it.

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Playstation network

day 17

Dear Null
They're everywhere. Ravenholm was supposed to be the only place with playstation network. I heard this from my "new best friend". Little did I know that Ravenholm is crawling with zombine. They are humans taken over by the combine. I don't have enough time or an I.P. address to connent to the Playstation Network. Lucky for me, I found a couple of shotguns to use. Wait, how did I get onto this website? Not engough time to discuss, I got things to shoot. Lack of ammo makes this all the harder.

-Survivor of Ravenholm

Friday, May 6, 2011

Playstation network

Day 16

A lot has gone through the last couple of days. Companion cube was my best friend. Suddenly, this new guy came. He was a lot better at portal 2 than companion cube so that new guy is now my best friend. Companion cube didn't even come to my party! and there was CAKE!