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A Gaming Diary
A Gaming Diary
May 8th
Adventure, puzzles and mini games completed. Am now dividing my time between a second tun through the adventure (it seems quite a bit harder this time round), the survival games and tending to my zen garden.
No, it’s not as good as Peggle. Why there don’t seem to be any high score modes when some of the game types are crying out for scores I don’t know. But it’s still ace.
May 8th
Played this last night for a bit. First I went into the underground tunnels and dug for spheres with my wife. (And I stole her flag. She was annnoyed, I was amused. I’m a bad husband.) Then we went up top and did some trading to evolve some guys. And then I did a few fights to try and level up to beat the gym leader I’m stuck on.
May 8th
Two more games last night. It’s not important who won. (My wife won both of them.)
New questions pack came out last night. I have heard it’s free on the PS3, but they want 400 points for it on the 360. I would probably buy it anyway, but I only have 350 points, so, no. I’m adding 500 points when I only need fifty. No way.
May 8th
So, last night, I played Animal Crossing and I, er, um, nope I’ve got nothin’. I talked to some animals, definitely. Um… that’s it.
May 7th
Three more games and it’s still not repeating questions yet. Fingers crossed it lasts a bit longer, because it’s excellent fun.
May 7th
Played for a fair while last night. I caught a frog and sold him to Nook.
May 6th
Played enough of this last night to leave my throat broken. We got four new songs with some credit I had in my account. Minnie Ripperton’s Loving You, which was highly amusing. Sonny and Cher’s I’ve Got You Babe, which was awesome to sing with my wife. (We don’t have a pot! I have long hair! It’s our song!) And I can’t, right now, remember the other two, but they were great. Oh, Blue Bayou by Roy Orbison, which I did really well on considering I didn’t know it. And the final song was… was… nope, can’t remember. Oh, yes, I can. It was Girl Put Your Records On. I’m glad I remembered that.
Anyway, I’m torn between Pull Shapes and Total Eclipse of the Heart for a favourite. Got our best score ever on the latter and would probably have done even better if I hadn’t had a coughing fit halfway through.
May 6th
Two more games last night, still haven’t run out of questions. Some are insanely easy, the Bollywood ones are all guesses for me, but the question difficulty generally seems very good. If you want a Trivial Pursuit game on a console, this will definitely full your needs.
May 6th
Yeah, I’m playing on both operating systems. Doesn’t seem to be much between them, though the Mac version has crashed a couple of times for me.
Anyway, this is the new sensation sweeping the nation (Internet), so I’m sure you know all about it. PopCap do tower defense, basically, though it’s different from any other TD game I’ve played. (You’re always actually playing – you don’t get to set up your defenses and then sit back and watch. If you’re not adding more plants, then you’re at least collecting sunlight.) It’s very polished and hugely addictive, but the story mode has been very, very easy so far. I’m up to level 5-8 and haven’t died yet. It’s getting harder, though, so I don’t think I’ll be able to complete the adventure without dying.
It’s not Peggle, by any means, but it’s very good.
May 4th
Played a couple of games against my wife. It’s not important who lost and won. (But I won both of them.)