:: I'm Desperate ::
I am so desperate in finding my Nintendo GameCube's controller. I wonder where I've misplaced it. I've search thrice inside the boxes that cramped up on top of my wardrobe and God knows what's in there, and still, I couldn't find it. I was longing to play the Legend of Zelda: Windwaker and Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess once more. Guess I ought to buy a new controller I should think.
Anyway! I've watched Kingdom Hearts: Re: Chain Of Memories gameplay on Playstation 2 and damn it! I miss that game. Although, Kingdom Hearts: Re: Chain Of Memories never actually did came to Brunei and therefore I've never played it before, but my dear sweethearts, I am more than meets the eye. Before the game itself was being created again, its original title was Kingdom Hearts: Chain Of Memories for the Gameboy Advance console. When the Square Enix, remade the game, the had to change the title into Kingdom Hearts: Re: Chain Of Memories for the Playstation 2.
Unfortunately, I've never been able to finish playing that game until the end. It's hard and I hate it. I hate it because its gameplay is different. You use cards to kill your foe. That's why I don't like it. When I watched at the Playstation 2 version, it looks quite easy. But meh -- ain't going to have the chance because my Playstation 2 got busted. The game console is so effingly prone to all sorts of damage.
But anyway, I think I'm having the hots for army guys. Muscles and abs -- it's just faaabulouus. I started to like them because I watched Black Hawk Down in HBO late last night. It's cool. If you look carefully at casts properly, I bet you know some of them really. Orlando Bloom, the actor of Legolas (LOTR) and Will Turner (POTC) was there. Ewan McGregor, the actor of Obi-Wan Kenobi (Star Wars) was there. Jason Isaacs, the actor of Lucius Malfoy (Harry Pooper) was also there -- and God knows how many famous actors were in there.
AND TODAY! I've sent my Computer Project to my teacher's house once and for all. Oh, I also bought a new novel. Woo Hoo! The book's cover looks promising and even the blurb sounds nice -- and I decided to buy it. Respect fantasies, man.
