I’m playing a friend’s Castlevania DS while he re-arranges his room. Nyahaha. You get to sign your name on your save slot instead of intering initials! That’s awesome. The DS games have been a little lacking in innovative-but-superfluous features lately. Like the honeycomb effect in MPH, the drawing in M64DS, and the menu rearranging in Meteos. We need more stuff like that. I’ll be getting my own copy of ‘vania soon.

I nabbed me a copy of Trauma Center today also! It’s quite a different game experience from anything else I’ve played. It effectively puts you in a surgeon’s frame of mind, and I can’t place exactly how it’s done. It feels like something beyond a game, but not in the way that Nintendogs was. It’s sort of a simulation that’s very fun to play, but still too much of a game to be a simulation.

Hey, Game Club fellows, shall we start with Castlevania DS? Maybe Trauma Center? Maybe wait for next week’s Phoenix Wright?

Okay, so after the game club survey post went slightly awry (i posted it at 3 am, then suddenly blogsome decides it’s not going to work, more on that later) by milfing the comments up (yes, i said ‘milfing’), I have a couple things to ask.

Hey Kammo, going to switch to blogspot? I can get behind that, blogsome has been slower every day for me. Also, the real link for your collection is http://users.ign.com/collection/ishikammo?objType=1. IGN has a funny way of displaying pages when you’re logged in, and the link you had just showed me my own collection. Pop’s worked fine.

Also, you demonstrated why “ain’t” should be a part of proper English with the “amn’t” thing. There is a way to “is not” (he isn’t, she isn’t) and “are not” (they aren’t, we aren’t), but there’s no way to contract “am not” (I amn’t?). Except that there is, and has been for a long time! You say “I ain’t!” So, remember kids, use the word “ain’t” proudly.

(stupid English)

Back to the subject though. Never used an emulator? I can introduce you sometime. Need sleep badly right now though.