Crossover fantasioso

Postado Por: Edersonbs

as you all know, i tend to get obsessed with my new things. and i am also a bit of a showoff so i like to show people my new things. well this week, my brother bought a new game and i’ve been quite obsessed with. it’s not as bad as my other obsessions because i have a lot of self projects that i really want to work on, so i only play it when i have spare spare-time.

if you are wondering what my current obsession is, it’s Final Fantasy Dissidia. the first day i played it, i was actually quite frustrated with it, but i think i’ve got the hang of it now.

i had a little bit of a problem taking photos today. first, i forgot to change my iso from 1600 back to 100 so my photos are a little bit grainy. no, scratch that, they’re very grainy. also, i had troubles focusing because i didn’t relaize that my glasses were covered in specks of blood. yes, i killed someone.

no, i didn’t. the true story is, i had a few rounds of nosebleeds during the past few hours.

and no, my little cousin does not play the game. she’s not a gamer. i’m just using her as a model because frankly, i’m not very photogenic and i have problems doing self portraits. they never turn out nice.
 

here are my new headphones. they’re blue!
i feel like i’m advertising for skullcandy.

and to end the blog, who could forget about littlest?

she saw me taking pictures of her sisters and she wanted me to take a picture of her too. she really is a challenge to take a photo of, so this was the best shot i could get.

Though I’ve been a fan of fighters for years, I’ve been on Team Final Fantasy for much longer. I’ve saved the world from imminent destruction simply via living vicariously through the tales woven by the multiple Final Fantasy adventures available to embark on and ultimately had a richer experience than I would have had I spent that time shattering bones and pulling off massive combos. In the past I had a staccato love affair with Square’s first attempt at a full-fledged fighting game that attempted to combine both genres, Ehrgeiz, but to be fair it was far from perfect. Upon Dissidia’s announcement, I knew I must obtain it both to feed my Final Fantasy fix and mingle with characters of my RPG history once again. Like a moth to a flame I was sucked into the world of Cosmos and Chaos.

Dissidia: Final Fantasy is billed as a fighting game, but you won’t find sideways Hadoukens or ultra combos being unleashed here. In fact, it’s far from a traditional fighter that you would find in the arcade or being played with a fight stick. No, Dissidia pits some of the most memorable, endearing, and even the most despicable Final Fantasy characters against one another in a knock-down, drag out battle of epic proportions all in the name of proclaiming a victor between the Goddess of Harmony, Chaos, and the God of Discord, Chaos. While doing so it provides open environments and an extremely well-paced move system for the fighters to duke it out with. You can move around freely in each stage rather than being restricted to vertical or horizontal movement only. In this, you’ll have plenty of room to escape what could be an impending death and much more space with which to plan an effective strategy to take out your opponent.
 
At first glance, this simple system may seem overly shallow and without much reward, and in some cases it can be. You’ll need strategy, most certainly, in that Dissidia is far more than a simple button-masher. It’s true that you can rely on offensive attacks in battle to lower your opponent’s HP, but there is also a Bravery gauge in play that should have an eye kept on at all times. Aside from the normal and familiar HP well that each character is given they have an equal set of Bravery points that, should they be reduced, will lower your opponent’s attack power. This can be accomplished by simply pressing the circle button rather than the attack button.
 
You must learn correct timing and usage of this loophole in battle rather than simply relying on brute strength, as proper use of the Bravery meter will eventually land you an HP Attack that will take a massive plug out of your opponent’s health equal to the amount of Bravery you have left. As you can imagine this can very well turn the tides of battle in a swift manner, much quicker than you may have been prepared for, so you’d do well to keep an eye on both sides during each matchup. In this way, much like the balance struck between light and dark throughout all of the previous Final Fantasy games, you’re walking a fine line between both gauges to ensure that both are kept in equal stores.
 
Though the Bravery and HP gauges can be a bit tough to get yourself acclimated to at first, you’ll also need to watch out for the gradual filling of the EX Gauge that will allow you and your enemy to inflict copious amounts of damage on the other in gorgeously rendered cut scenes akin to quick time events. For each character’s attack, you’ll be asked to perform a different series of button presses that determines whether or not your hit will connect and how much damage you can ultimately end up doing. This gauge is filled by collecting EX Force, or little glimmers of light. Activation of EX Mode via button press will also transform your character into a much more menacing version of themselves, such as Sephiroth gaining the infamous one black wing that we have seen many times over throughout the Final Fantasy lore. While EX attacks are a sight to behold, and a great crutch to lean on if you’re hurting, be warned that they are also very cheap ways to turn the tide of battle in your favor. More often than not a perfectly-executed EX move will end the battle for you or your enemy in that it often feels far too overpowered than what it should be. Since it can be rough to attain EX status in some battles, however, this is only a very slight flaw.

Both systems of brawling complement the admirable amount of acrobatics your characters can perform in-game, such as in-air saves after being hit with an attack, wall-running, and general grace and fluidity of movement seen on the PSP. As if these breathtaking graphics weren’t enough, the sheer spread of familiar Final Fantasy faces available to play as or face off against is staggering. You’ve got Cloud, Sephiroth, Squall, Ultimecia, Zidane, Kefka, Terra, Tidus, and even Jecht to meet up again with. Talk about fanservice – Dissidia delivers. All characters are rendered beautifully in what I would liken to the Kingdom Hearts-style of artwork complete with stunning character portraits and shiny new coats of paint. Dissidia most certainly does not suffer from lack of polish. Because each character boasts their own style of play, you’ll likely cycle through each one at some point simply to uncover what their attacks consist of and how best to approach them in a defensive situation.

Just because the game looks good, though, don’t expect the characters’ voices to sound out-of-this-world or even acceptable. Characters deliver their lines in such a poorly-paced manner in such an amateurish way that you’ll wonder where in the world the voice actors were dug up from. The music as expected is a fantastic experience, but you’ll be cringing at how terrible some of the characters have been voiced.

Where Dissidia ultimately fails is in its relatively short story mode. Story mode is split into two different parts, known as Destiny Odyssey and Shade Impulse. Destiny Odyssey is comprised of 10 chapters, and runs the gamut between all of the Light characters to explain how each of them came to possess a Crystal of Light. Shade Impulse is simply an afterstory that does not give backstory but tells a new tale that you will likely enjoy much more than Destiny Odyssey in that it is a much more involving tale that offers quite a bit more intrigue. While it’s true that you can play Destiny Odyssey over and over again to prolong your enjoyment of the game, each of the characters’ stories begin to run together so much that each sojourn begins to feel the same, stunting your enjoyment of Story mode rather early, as soon as you’ve exhausted your options.

Though Story mode leaves a little to be desired, the RPG-styled customization that Dissidia offers is boundess and quite admirable. You can power your way to level 99, play on certain days of a calendar in order to receive different rewards, and spend so much time on the small but enjoyable extras that Story mode will soon become nothing but a memory in this small yet incredibly robust package.

Square Enix has truly hit a home run with Dissidia: Final Fantasy. In fact, there is so much content, slick presentation, and Final Fantasy fanservice here that it’s hard to believe one teensy UMD can hold it all. This is a wonderous and highly enjoyable package both for fighter fans and Final Fantasy junkies alike. Perhaps Square Enix has truly found its footing in the realm of fighters and can hold its own in this arena as well as the business of saving the world. Only time will tell, and for now all my time will be spent reaching that coveted level 99 and defeating countless frustrating endboss after endboss.

Para todas aquellas personas que les gusta echar una husmeada a las reseñas de los juegos por venir antes de decidirse, aquí le traemos los veredictos que han dado algunas de las publicaciones más importantes de videojuegos, agárrense la cartera porque después del corte van a querer gastar sus millones en los siguientes juegos.

Madden NFL 10

Veredicto: 86 | Mas Reseñas

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Batman Arkham Asylum

Veredicto: 91 | Mas Reseñas

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Final Fantasy Dissidia

Veredicto: 80 | Mas Reseñas

Traido hasta ustedes grácias a Metacritic.

Final Fantasy is always changing. Though it goes through many different phases (some I didn’t enjoy), my loyalty to the series is unwavering. The franchise has branched out into many different genres over the years, covering RPGs, MMOs, card battlers, tower defense, virtual pet titles, and even cooperative multiplayer. A fighter featuring a full cast of beloved characters found throughout the now fourteen Final Fantasy standalone titles only seemed natural at this point in time. Ehrgeiz just wasn’t enough, and it featured more than Final Fantasy characters, having only the populars show up as cameos. The fans wanted something more, and Square Enix has answered the call with the upcoming purely Final Fantasy fighter, Final Fantasy: Dissidia. I dove into the demo available via PSN and lived to tell the tale.

Since Final Fantasy has always been about planning, making the right moves, and knowing when and where to strike, it should come as no surprise that Dissidia is indeed a thinking person’s fighter. You’ll find none of the frantic pacing and imagery as showcased in titles such as Guilty Gear here. Instead, the devs have opted for a slower, precise, and more methodic style of gameplay that relies heavily on different characters’ strengths and weaknesses rather than raw explosive special moves and scenes to accompany them.

Firing up the Dissidia demo, the familiar soothing Final Fantasy melody we all know and love plays softly over the title screen and for a few moments I was fighting becoming misty-eyed. The demo kicks things off by offering you the choice between “normal” mode and “hard” mode, with some menacing Flans ready to pounce. I chose “normal” until I could get a better idea of what I was getting into as the music melted into more spirited battle music that would set the tone for my later skirmishes. After choosing a mode of play, you’re given quite the generous selection of characters for a mere demo: an Onion Knight, Terra, Cloud, Sephiroth, and Cecil, all laid out in brilliantly colored art next to their names in a scrolling menu that consists of which game each character belongs to. It’s the attention to detail such as this that I really appreciate as a hardcore Final Fantasy fan.

Choosing a character melts the screen into a peaceful image of clouds, the loading screen. No, real clouds, silly. You’re also given a brief rundown of how Dissidia’s fighting system actually plays out via illustrations and text. It’s likely a bit more complex than many of us are used to, putting out three different gauges that you’ll need to pay attention to in the heat of battle. As in any self-respecting fighter you have a health bar that you’ll need to keep an eye on. You also have what’s known as a Brave Value, which is directly related to your attack power as well as your opponent’s attack power. Depending on how much Brave Value the two of you possess, you will do more or less damage. Terra with more Brave Value than Sephiroth will deal more damage. To up your Brave Value while fighting you can alternate from damaging attacks or moves that lower your opponent’s Brave Value, adding a variable layer of strategy into the mix.

You’ll also want to keep track of EX Mode, which places a bar on the left of the screen. Once it’s filled, you’ll be able to use moves akin to limit breaks on your opponent. EX Mode attacks to me were the true meat of the demo, showcasing true Final Fantasy fashion with beautiful and luxurious CG cut scenes that unleash a devastating blow on anyone who happens to be on the receiving end of the attack. But just because you may be lucky enough to land one of the attacks, don’t assume it doesn’t go both ways. Both players participate in EX Mode moves, setting up a menu to cast a certain spell or press appropriate button sequences in order to get the attack off the ground.

You’ll find that this rapidly ups the tension in the midst of battle, though it can also be a very cheap way for opponents to shift the tides in their favor so that they emerge as victor. Your character will also change visual forms in EX Mode, for instance Sephiroth will sprout a single black wing appropriately, and other characters will shift into proper forms or simple beefed-up versions of themselves. Some EX Moves require much less effort than pressing buttons, though, and will end a fight outright should the player reach the item required for winning the battle. You should be especially vigilant when up against characters who utilize these moves, which is admittedly cheap, but hey, it’s still part of the game and you’ll have to find your way around it.

Though you’re limited to a few characters to choose from, the demo will set you up against a plethora of fighters you’ll be able to square off against in-game, such as Kuja, Zidane, Squall, the Warrior of Light, and Firion, to name a few. As far as visuals go Dissidia is lustrous, though many may balk at the decision to use what some may liken to “fanart” portraits and character designs for some familiar characters. I found all of the available fighter portraits to be colorful and highly acceptable. If it’s any indication of what you can expect, think of what was showcased in Crisis Core and that should give you a good idea of what to expect. Those of you looking for highly detailed, gorgeous Amano artwork shouldn’t be disappointed, but be advised Dissidia features a more cartoonish look than you might have wanted to see. Never despair, however – some of your favorite characters are rendered in gorgeous 3D and given painstaking detail now so that you can get to know them even better than you thought you did.

From what I was allowed to play via the rather short demo, which consisted of a few rounds of fighting and explanations spliced in as interstitials, I can definitely say that Dissidia should be an explosive purchase for both fans of Final Fantasy as well as simply fans of fighting games with open environments and a lot more than just simple button combinations. If you’ve ever connected with a Final Fantasy title, then there’s a good chance that you’ll get caught up in the wonderful world of Dissidia as well.

UPDATE: En un movimiento muy interesante Square Enix anuncio que Dissidia: Final Fantasy, tendra un Demo el proximo 23 de Julio . . . es interesante porque, por si no lo sabian el lanzar un DEMO es una estrategia para sondear los niveles de audiencia de un titulo y sacar cuentas de los posibles compradores finales . . . aunque no dudo que este juego venda bien, dado los personajes que se incluyen, ya veremos.

Todos sabemos que Square Enix es una maquina de RPGs, y la sobreexplotación de sus licencias no es novedad, hace 1 año iniciaron un proyecto de reciclaje que fuera de ser grosero, tuvo un gran impacto . . . FF Dissidia . . . el regreso de todos los personajes principales de sus juegos FF juntos para una batalla final. Cuando el juego salio en Japón rapidamente colmo los primero lugares y fue sencillamente fabuloso. Este juego venia con un bundle que rapidamente se agoto, y tiempo despues la pregunta estaba en el aire. Este juego ¿llegara a América?, ¿llegara con el Bundle del PSP? . . . las preguntas eran dificiles de responder sin embargo, ya confirme la información y tenemos todo aunque hay “dos peros” . . .

FF Dissidia llega a América en un bundle para el PSP pero . . . de manera exclusiva para la casa de ventas (1) Gamestop, segun dicen esta exclusividad les costo algo de $$$, pero les redituara si quieres tener el bundle; y (2) el PSP es solamente el Silver color (es decir, no hay nada de imagen en carcaza y tampoco es un PSP de los nuevos). Se venderá en $200 USD mas los gastos de importación, y lo tendra este 25 de Agosto junto con la pelicula UMD de Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, una memoria de 2GB . .  . ahora tu decides si vale la pena.

Algo que les puedo decir es que la caratula de juego vendra con las dos vistas, asi que esta padre . . . en fin, la decisión estara en comprar el bundle o el juego por solitario.

As some of you may know Dirge of Cerberus received implementations for the western release. And just like it [Dirge of Cerberus], the western version of Final Fantasy: Dissidia will also be receiving implementations for its release in the US…

In the interview of FFU [Final Fantasy Union] with Nomura, the creative producer of Dissidia has annoucned that the western version will be different from the Japanese version. Square-Enix has listened carefully to the players inputs via their localisation team placed within Europe and the United States of America.

The article can be found, meaning the complete thing, can be found at the site of Final Fantasy Union [FFU]. Note that we might be seeing the birth of Dissidia II, that is if the sales overseas are high and all. So for those who just download the game, go out there and buy it so we can see a god damn sequel. I want to use other characters and bash other ones as well!!!

I seem to be somewhat hooked onto them.

Now do watch these few videos…

Dissidia “New” trailer that was released a while back

http://www.viddler.com/explore/Joystiq/videos/96/156.395 And another one here which has lots about the different fighting styles etc. You can watch this at the official DISSIDIA website too I believe.

Kuja has so much hair I’m jealous… hahahhaa. C:

And then for Final Fantasy Versus XIII which will be released in 2010 (ack) on the PS3 console… (therefore you haz to buyz itzzzz)

The song isn’t too fitting at certain parts but otherwise the vid is pretty well put together. My sisters are now completely crazy over the blonde guy who is Noctis’ friend. I also happen to think that Noctis will most likely be with Stella in the end. ARGH!!! And Noctis is really so good-looking… sniff.

I went and saved the Somnus Nemoris (Dream of the Woods) song for FFversusXIII by the way, so ask me for it if you want. (Notice this game is chocked full of names with Latin and French origins.) Also I find that while FFXIII has so much futuristic elements in it, FFversusXIII has much of modern elements instead. Like when Noctis wears his suit. Or his fancy car which I really wouldn’t mind owning. The design on the car windows are nice! Hahahha. C: FFAgitoXIII has what sort of elements I’m not too sure yet, other than the obvious academy look to it.

(In case you find I’m speaking Greek… the FF13 Fabula Nova Crystallis franchise includes FFXIII itself, FFVersusXIII which I’m kind of most interested in, and FFAgitoXIII. Just go here to learn more about the upcoming releases.) Speaking of which FFXIII will be on both Xbox360 and PS3. Versus will be for PS3, and Agito will be for PSP. Woot! Since I already have my Dissidia PSP, I think I’ll just settle for PS3. I’ve never been too supportive of Xbox consoles anyway. Sony loyalty. Hahaha.

Other than that…

I’m also hooked on Playfish games. Hahahha! I know this is so different… but anyway, here are some pics!

Me and my sisters made use of the umm… glitches in Restaurant City to create portals aka doors in the middle of nowhere. Lol.

 Shuppie’s new look! He wants to be a hybrid of Rabbit and Mad Hatter…

And then there’s a new Harvest Moon version (sugarmin?) that is 3-D and graphics is sooo much better now! It really looks very fun… I’m much more for 3-D games than 2-D… http://www.bokumono.com/series/sugarmin/  The characters very much follow those in the Save the Homeland series but with a bunch of new characters as well, like Alice/Arisu and her croonies. Lol.

Woohoo! It’s to be played on PSP! Yay! See, getting a PSP really rocks!

And one more news (might be considered old or new news… hmm)! Distant Worlds : music from FINAL FANTASY has added Ronfaure to it’s concert program! I can’t wait to hear it! The full Opera Maria and Draco song is also available for download on the official Distant Worlds website.  Go here and access the music player on the bottom left corner. Click on the Opera Maria and Draco track and download it! Yay!

I honestly hope no one will be trying to cosplay at the concert… I mean for goodness sake concert ethics please! But I’m pretty sure some whacko’s gonna do that… ugh.

Ok that’s it for today! C:

Square Enix presents a trailer for Final Fantasy for US. The game is already on shelves in Japan since last year. As for US, Enix might have caught some attention of US gamers with this trailer. The trailer does not involve gameplay, but it certainly attracts Final Fantasy Fans since it combines a variety of popular FF characters we have seen before.

VIDEO SPOILER: the trailer shows a good and a bad side in which the protagonists face the antagonists from all over the FF games. A lot of characters from other Final Fantasy games are combined into one game, Final Fantasy Dissidia, which will be coming out for the PSP. Take a look.

Verdict: I have played many FF games on DS and PSP. They always have a nice trailer or a prologue video of some sort that attracts you, but the actual gameplay does not turn out to be what you expect it to be. So this trailer might have opened your eyes, but don’t keep your hopes up.

We know that North America will be receiving Final Fantasy Dissidia on August 25th and it will also be hitting Europe on September 4th. Apparently though, a demo will be available for download [for the PSP] on July 23rd. This will actually be the first time we’ll know how the gameplay is, since there have been no released gameplay footage of this game at this point. Be sure to check out PSN on July 23

[Joystiq]

Yoshinori Kitase has created a DISSIDIA Final Fantasy Developer blog on 1UP.com . Learn more about the US release and behind the scenes here. A post has been up describing how they re-created the characters from FINAL FANTASY IX.

[via link]
http://www.1up.com/do/blogEntry?bId=8998184&publicUserId=6049935#comments
http://thelifestream.net/final-fantasy-dissidia/4234/yoshinori-kitase-has-a-blog-now/

Well E3 has finally redeemed itself. After the last few years of disappointment at what’s supposed to be the biggest game convention in the world, we finally get a very satisfying E3.

Although I hate to admit it, it looked like Microsoft had the best showing this time around, all though that’s not to say that Sony and Nintendo had poor showings. Microsoft basically covered all possible grounds for improvement and left even a Sony fanboy like me impressed.

So, the games, first I’ll start with the 360 games. The game that impressed me the most is Splinter Cell: Conviction. Now I’ve never been a big fan of the Splinter Cell games, but this latest one just looks amazing.

The game looks great and it has a very unique presentation style.

Even though the game still has stealth, Sam Fisher is now a predator, and uses his stealth to effectively take out his enemies, rather than avoid them.

After that are 2 halo games, Halo 3: ODST, and an all new Halo: Reach. Not much was shown about Halo: Reach, but well… its Halo so it should be good I guess.

Next up is Project Natal, Microsoft’s answer to the Wii.

The thing is almost as big as the Wii!

Project Natal is a camera that detects you as the controller. Meaning your actions can be mapped almost 1:1 and be translated and processed on screen. This is something the casual market is gonna die for, I’m sure, and looking at how far it’s come along, I’m sure Nintendo is quaking in their boots.

Microsoft also announced a slew of integration possibilities that will be realized by next year, including Facebook, Twitter and increased support for Netflix. Now this may not seem like a big deal, but the Facebook-Xbox Live Friends combination, makes it incredibly easy to find new people to play against online. Its an incredible idea and Sony should try its best to integrate it as well.

So on to Sony. Now the only reason why I feel Sony’s show was lacking was the lack of a price drop announcement. Almost everyone was anticipating this and yet Sony stood firm as wanting to be the expensive console. I suppose financial matters are going very badly for Sony, but if they want to catch up with Microsoft, they really cut the price.

But Sony’s games on the other hand were nothing short of amazing.

I want those

God of War 3 made a showing for all to play, and it looks spectacular as always.

FFXIV is an MMO???

The announcement of Final Fantasy XIV surprised everyone as FFXIII has yet to release, and FFXIII versus has yet to even release a proper trailer. Its confirmed that it is an all new MMORPG (separate world from FFXI) and will be released on the PS3 and PC. As of now there is no plan for an Xbox 360 release. My one hope for this game is that Square does not charge their monthly rate to play. I think it will seriously hold them back. But still, this game is still deep in development and I don’t expect a release till 2011.

Kojima dropped a bomb with 2 Metal Gear games: Metal Gear Solid: Rising and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.

Metal Gear Solid: Rising is expected to star Raiden and will release on PS3, Xbox 360 (noooo!) and the PC. Judging by the tagline “Lightning Bolt Action” it doesn’t seem like its going to be a stealth game. This makes sense as Kojima has announced that he will be concentrating on MGS: Peace Walker for the PSP. This has been confirmed as a direct sequel to MGS3: Snake Eater. On the other hand, people are speculating that MGS:Rising will take place in between MGS2 and MGS4.

Finally, Sony announced the PSP Go, which unfortunately everyone knew about already.

Probably looks better in real life

Although the design is a tad disappointing, its form factor makes sense. It’s a lot more portable this time around. The biggest change is the removal of the UMD slot and adding 16 GB internal Flash Memory. A decision that is likely to make retailers around the globe livid, Sony is moving all its PSP games as downloadables from the Playstation Store. They are currently working out a strategy to enable existing PSP users to transfer the UMD games to their PSP Go.

And I almost forgot, Final Fantasy Dissidia, was in playable form at E3. Can’t wait for this one, a Super Smash Brothers of Final Fantasy is every RPG player’s dream.

3d Fighter with FF characters. Epic Win.

Well, those were the big announcements for me at E3. It doesn’t look like this generation of consoles is anywhere near close to dying. In fact, Microsoft has boasted that with Project Natal, they can continue the 360 till 2015. A tall order, but definitely not impossible. Although Nintendo had a decent showing with 2 new Mario games, Metroid: Other M, the only thing that interested me is this one concept art Shigeru Miyamoto released of the new Zelda:

Link has no sword…. Hmmm…

Lets see how it goes….

Awesome ! it has been sometime since I do any tags ,  This tag is from one of my readers named Sandage a.k.a Rocket’d

Here goes !

1. Currently digging:

Digging for Inking Pen !! Uni Pin is the win !

And ..

:: That Guy ( Charles Trippy) is actually a comedian On the internet , and one day he decided to make a Vlog that is going to have a daily video posted on his CTFxC (secret account) for 365 days !

[This is not his latest ] * check out his Youtube Account .

Main Account [Sketches/Comedy channel ]

CTFxC Account [Vlog and Outakes]

Although it makes me look like a stalker , But aint it nice to look at the other side of the world though a window ? plus , it also improves my MC skills (guilty laugh ). ^^;;

2. Bad habit I just can’t get rid of:

I sometimes nibble my nails when I get too nervous over something .And I sleep on my bed with my dirty clothes on. ( can’t be helped , too exhausted )

3. Do ya collect something?

So far I’m collecting Pocky/Rocky boxes , I don’t know why .. the boxes just look so attractive . Im a Pocky Fan  by the way .  =)

4. Do you believe in life on other planets?

If we are living here on a “Planet” ,   There should be another “Planet” out there that lives just like us ? … right ?

5. Is there any other people’s bad/annoying habit that specially drive you crazy?

• “Know- It- All” kind of people

Its like every time I say something that is quite a nice topic to start a nice conversation   but somehow have not quite sure the fact that I gave is not quite accurate . The third party person however ( Mr. know-It-All)  , Will start questioning me back with an all-loud-boastful manner , shooting me with so called “high intelligence ” questions that somewhat try to make me look like some stupid dumfuck  and giving me that “you are stupid or what?” stare . I just want to have a nice normal conversation even if my fact is not so accurate, we can always exchange oppinions and point of views  so that the conversation becomes much more interesting compared from a single person that just spoils the fun.

• Boastful people

I dont know why , but how can these kind of people just stand there and do nothing to help unless someone pleads and beg like a dog infront of them , then only they would move their pathetic muscles to help the needy . After helping they go on about to  tell the whole world about their “great help”  like hypocrites  when their “great help” is just to wash the dishes/take out the trash.

:: I do have high tollerance or patience, but people too have their limits ya know  ? ::

6. Do you have any piercings or tattoos? If so, post a pic showing them off:

None, Im an all natural

7. Post a pic of you wearing your favorite (one of your favorite) outfit(s):

My hoodie follows me everywhere !

::  I dont wear anything in a hoodie  , It just feels more me =) ::

My recent wear

8. What personality traits do you look for in a partner?

I look for  independent , caring  , loving, outgoing , loyal/faithful , has to be christian (Duh)  , have things in common and the ones that dont scream and run 12km away from a bug  . She is my type of Girl =) ( oh yeah , I dislike the pretty-but-stupid-kinds )

9. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live?

Anywhere

10. Do you own any sexy undergarment?

I dun think so ..

11. Which part of your body would you consider the sexiest?

That depends on which part you like best of me . =)

12. You are about to walk the green mile, what would you have as your last meal? Include a pic of that meal:

Super duper large butter prawns !

Prawns with a sashimi set (no pic sry ) ! and tropical juice with another cup of magarita Lime/Strawberry .

13. Post a pic of your pet (if you have any):

:: My dog , Twinkle ::

Closeup on Twinkle

:: She has that whole Emo hair thinggy going on , I dont know why .. but she likes it that way ::

14.- What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received from a guy/gurl?:

From some gurls , they said to me that they wished that there are more guys like me in the world . =)

15. Current favorite song, share it!

Circles by Paramore

16. Ever wished you were born the opposite sex? If so, why?

Err.. No ? because being a female is difficult and it hurts like hell ,like about 60% of their lives is filled with Periods/Cramps, Giving birth , Getting screwed by a guy and then get dumped is not exactly an ideal way of living .

Thats why womens deserve the outmost respect ! *salutes*.

Hey, But guys too have their problems . =x

17. When you look at yourself in the mirror this morning, what was the first thought that came to your mind?

” Wtf? that one ugly zombie ..”

18. Current desktop picture:

Sunshine through my monitor

:: Its sunny here even when its night time =) ::

19. Which virtual networks do you belong to?

Facebook , Friendster , Deviantart , Youtube [currently not so active ] , WordPress .  Soon joining Twitter (?)

20. Post 4 random things you like: videos, songs, pics, poems, quotes etc.

My Mp3

FINAL FANTASY DISSIDIA !

I love the opening ! this game combines all of the Final Fantasy mian characters and bosses from Final Fantasy Tactics to Frinal Fantasy 1 all the way to Final Fantasy 12 .  (Amazing how the characters in FF 1 which are pixelated are being changed into 3D form )

* The first character you see (wearing an armor ) is the first character of Final Fantasy 1  , he is named Warrior Of Light  ( i think , pls correct if wrong)

And its on the PSP ! whoots !  the best intro ever !

-End-

I will tag ..

Chin Wern

Kida

Brendon

Ming Chal

Victor

Amanda

Li Min

-Saruchan-

Garland – mroczny rycerz i pierwszy boss w historii Final Fantasy był fajny. Fajne też było jego niewielkie backstory. Ale oczywiście SE w swej mądrości musiało dodać mu prawdziwą historię. W Dissidi jego losy malują sie nam tak:

Garland was an orphan found in Lufenia, taken in by Cid and his wife as foster parents. He was raised as their own child, until he was taken away to a research laboratory. Experiments were performed upon him to enhance his abilities, and he was used to defeat Omega and the Summoned Beasts of this world. He then became non-responsive, so his captors cloned his mother to attempt to regain control of his powers. He was eventually rescued by his true mother, though he was twisted and thin from the experiments and warfare. On the way out, the Void tore open a rift before the child Garland, taking him away through time and space, leaving his adoptive mother alone in the decimated facility. What happens next is unclear, but Garland’s fate becomes intertwined with Chaos and the Four Fiends, eventually leading to the events of Final Fantasy. Near the end of the story, he also references being nearly killed once, after which he was sent two thousand years into the past to become Chaos.

In the original Final Fantasy, Garland’s personality receives little in the way of development. In Dissidia Final Fantasy however, he seems to have a direct and brutal personality and a love of war and conflict, which the other characters reference in their battle quotes. He also has an obsession with the concept of endless cycles, alluding to the Time Loop in the original game, and a strong connection to Chaos.

Fuck You SE.

Por Clarice dos Santos (pegando o embalo de lançamentos no Ocidente)

Finalmente os fanáticos por Final Fantasy que moram aqui no Ocidente não precisam mais se descabelar. A Square anunciou que o game, que foi um enorme sucesso de vendas em terras nipônicas, será distribuído para os fãs ocidentais e com algumas novidades: o tutorial da versão japonesa durava quase 1 hora, na versão ocidental durará 10 minutos, e alguns personagens serão melhorados com o acréscimo de mais combos e golpes.

Sobre os personagens mais “fracos”, algumas alterações eram necessárias mesmo. Por exemplo, você joga com o Cloud (FF7) e ele é bem forte, mas aí você pega Bartz (FF5) e é um inferno vencer as lutas com ele por causa dos golpes fracos e os combos bem “chinfrim”. Sério, perdi muito a paciência, mas consegui vencer as lutas. \o/

Além do game, será lançada um Bundle que consiste em um PSP na cor Mystic Silver, o game FF Dissida, o filme FF Advent Children e um Memory Stick de 2GB. Infelizmente, o PSP não é customizado, como foi lançado no Japão, e será exclusivo das lojas GameStop. A data de lançamento é 25 de Agosto. Está chegaaando!! *_*

Fonte: Hardgamer