Game Reviews: Otome September 2012

Spring has arrived, and with it comes my slew of otome games! I’ve got two online games to compare, plus some neat play-throughs of a few smaller downloadable titles. And so we shall endeavour to finish reviewing these suckers before September ends.~

   
   
   

First up, we’ve got Star Project VS. My Candy Love. They’re both girly online dating games, each with a different kind of appeal. That is, aside from the fresh meat random guys on offer. Since my personal opinion on which of these two is the superior game is so obvious, I’ll just cut to the chase...

   

Go and play Star Project now. NOW! NOW! NOW! DON’T DELAY! Why are you still here, even??

... And if you have some extra time, you might as well sign up for My Candy Love too.
  
That concludes my concise opinion. Thank you for acknowledging my existence. :)

  
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Snapshots: August 2012

As Spring approaches, we open the windows for the first time...

   

   

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Kora sits with various things in style.

   

  

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Fingers and feet seem to be mighty tasty.

  

   

About Commercial Cat Food

The single question which always plagues my mind when I buy a cat food is this:

  

Which is the best food I can find here for my cat?

  

However, there are several constraints which I am bound by. The most significant one is that, unfortunately, I am not made of money and do not have a car with which I can travel to a reputable pet store to buy a carton of ultra-premium brand cat food.

Snapshots: July 2012

The sunshine has been unusually good these past few weeks. Especially on the windowsills.
    
  

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Kora Cat presents the full set of prototype Eevee charms. :3
   
  

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... And here's what else she's been up to.
     
  

Game Reviews: Pokémon Conquest (DS)

Ah, Pokemon spinoff games. I recently picked up Pokemon Conquest a week ago, intrigued by the various positive reviews on it I read online.

   

This game is a simplified mix between Fire Emblem, Dungeon Dice Monsters and Civilization. The result is a terribly addictive and unusual Pokemon experience.

   

In fact, Pokemon Conquest reminds me of this obscure domain.com.au billboard located near Flinders Street station:

   

     

“YOU’RE NOT A HOME BUYER. YOU’RE A WARLORD IN A BATTLE FOR TERRITORY.”

   

(My phone camera is sucky.)

   

   

   

It took the basic idea of a role-playing strategy game and turned it into something exciting and new. Or, at least new to the Pokemon franchise.

   

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