Final Fantasy II (GBA)
I have a Wyvvern egg. And I need to put it in the Life Spring. So there.
Category: Game Diary
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
Well, I’m on my hols, but there’s always time for posting to the gaming blog of doom. The Dreadnought is destroymangated at last. Princess has been rescued and all appears to be well, except….. well I need to organise some support for the Armies of Rightness. This will hopefully come in the form of The
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
Well, the sacrifice wasn’t in vain – I’ve managed to retrieve the torch and transfer some magic fire to it – just. I left the dungeon with one character conscious and with his hitpoints almost totally depleted. The last two floors of the dungeon were beaten with brute force – not a scrap of mana
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
A nice man called Josef kindly offered me a lift on his snow craft to go and get the Goddess’s Bell, so I can get something to carry some magic fire on. Unsurprisingly, this led to a cavern in the icy wastes to the north. I’m a bit annoyed at Cid being such a self-serving
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
Well, that was exciting! A lot’s happened since my last post, and I expect this will be a little heavy with the spoilers, but I’ll try not to give too many things away. Well, the raid on the Dreadnought didn’t go particularly well, with the net result that a good deal of the land has
Advance Wars: Dual Strike (Nintendo DS)
Had a quick go last night, and finished the first three ‘missions’ (which are really just tutorials). Once I got used to the odd faded-looking graphics, I decided I really liked the look of it. Although the bloke I’m playing is extremely irritating in a dialogue sense. One thing I discovered early on is that
Predator – Concrete Jungle (PS2) (Rental)
Oh dear. I didn’t even get through the second training mission. Maybe I’m just getting too old. Too many fecking buttons. Nintendo have it spot on with the Revolution controller. Basically, the tutorial teaches you: 1) Do this to move 2) Unless you want to run, when you do this. 3) You can do this
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
Well, given that my gametime last night was eaten by getting a battering at Meteos, I had no choice but to have an intense lunchtime sesh. So, Mythril returned to the queenie bint who cooed over it in a suitable manner and sent me to the blacksmith. I’m now tooled up with mythril weaponry. Cheeky
Meteos (Nintendo DS)
Bah. Wifie decided to use her new found l33t skillz on me last night. It’s an interesting thing that the DS has awakened the dormant gamer within her. An interesting thing, that is, not necessarily a GOOD thing. In the past, you see, Debbie’s l33t skillz have generally involved sitting up till the wee small
Final Fantasy II (GBA)
Mythril Mine ConX0r0red! Or something. There’s a lot more to FFII than meets the eye. For starters, there are far fewer random encounters on the world map, so just traveling to a place doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be able to beat any enemies you may encounter. Where the previous game had you outclassing most of