E3 was awesome...

From what I saw. I wasn't going to purchase a 3DS until the price was much lower..but thanks to the great titles I saw..looks like I'll be purchasing titles before the hardware. I don't have much time for playing too many games anymore, so it won't bother me. It'll go to the backlog (Which did I mention is HUGE?!).

I did find something very nice the other day. I went to the local Packards (Retro video game

store. They kind of suck.) But I did find a complete box and manual of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow (Which is my FAVORITE

Castlevania.)

Finding the actual game though is proving to be quite the challenge. I can't get it online because of the lack of trust of sellers. This game happens to be pirated and resold a lot of the time to unsuspected victims. But not me. But now if I can find it...

I'm thinking about redoing the layout to match the actual purpose of this. So there might be a few changes in the next 12 hours. Hell, its my day off. Gotta do something around here.

One more thing! I checked out a MMORPG via Facebook Ad, it's called Spiral Knights. Made by Sega and Three Rings. It's pretty damn awesome. You guys should check it out. Www.SpiralKnights.com

I didn't mean to be that far off.

Yeah. Its been quite a while since I've last posted. But I'm still at my video game antics. I actually have quite the back log to play, more than likely most of them will stay sealed for years to come. But thats okay, my Collector's Edition stuff will stay that way.

Now onto wh

at I've been doing. See that little Gameboy Color to the right? Yeah. A co worker of mine had one stored up for years, and decided to sell it. And of course I picked it up for a steal. Wonderful.

I popped in my copy of Zelda DX to give it a shot to see how it worked. It's like the thing was frozen in time. Perfect condition!

Now for what I've been playing. I've been playing Monster Hunter Unite on PSP, and a bit of Monster Hunter Tri on the Wii. They're very unique games, and a bit of a time waster mixed in. After about 20-30 hours on each game, but I haven't scratched the surface yet. As soon as

I finish them, I can finally play Final Fantasy: Dissidia 012 Duodecim. But I have a good feeling it's going to be a while.

Wow. Its been too long.

It certainly has been a while since I've been posting things. But alas, I'll be back to it! I have a lot on my plate, as usual. I've decided I'll be trying to buy a PVR (Personal Video Recorder) and uploading things to YouTube.

On an update, I STILL haven't fixed the SNES yet. I'll try to get that fixed sometime soon.

I didn't really have the money..

Instead I end up buying this. Yeah, Lufia II. I love this game. I remember spending some hours playing this game. Maybe I can end up doing it again.

Problem is, I really didn't have the money to do it. I have a bill due on the 10th, and I have other things to purchase. But I've got things pretty well figured out. So I'm fine.

Problem! I still haven't ordered the parts to fix the SNES. Its really bothering me. I think I'll have enough money next week to fix it. Hopefully I will, anyways.
I still haven't started beating those games yet. I need to start doing that soon.

Money, money, money.

You see this thing? This is called my money hog. I got it for free at a flea market on Sunday. No connectors, no controllers, nothing. The thing requires a new back end to it because the AC plugin is broke. Buying a new one is $16. I need to also buy the Security Bit. That's another $6. Guy was selling these things for $35 for the AC adapter, VGA cables, and one controller. I'm already at $22 at LEAST. I was better off buying THAT.

I did pick up a rare find from this guy. He had Illusion of Gaia for $10. $10!!! That was an awesome deal. I'll get to play it whenever I get the stupid thing fixed!!! Yeah, I scored it for free, but still..I was better off just getting a SNES that works unless I can score free controllers too.

And my current problem is I'm wanting to buy my SNES games I never got to buy when I was younger, instead of investing to actually fix the SNES. I gotta think these things through better.

Operation NES: Repaired!!!

So, I received my 72 pin connector and my "Broken" NES today. This was very easy to fix. Time consuming, but easy. The tray wouldn't stay down. Well, a half a turn on each screw on the cartridge tray fixed that problem easy. Then it wasn't reading the games so well. So I replaced the pin connector. Its hard as hell to pull out games, but it works like a charm! Go me for fixing a 24 year old system!!! (Kudos to dad for playing.)

I beat Batman (NES) today. Never could beat it as a child, but now, rawrh, I beat it under an hour. I'm a BEAST. Rawr.

Anyway. I've got a friend that MIGHT be selling me a SNES. If I can get one of dem, I'll be super happy. I love SNES. I sold mine years ago to get a ps2, which I regret doing now, but I still love my ps2 regardless.

Guess who bought another NES?

Yeah, that'd be me. I bought another one with a 72 pin connector issue for $8, maybe I can turn it around for profit, or something. I have no idea.

As for games is concerned, I guess I'll be starting back on darkSECTOR. And mark that as a finished game. More on that when I get off work tomorrow! 5 AM comes early.