Showing posts with label video gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video gaming. Show all posts


I thank God for emulators. I enjoy playing video games and probably the best series I have ever played would be Final Fantasy. Probably the most famous Final Fantasy game is Final Fantasy VII where the main character is Cloud Strife.

My first encounter with this game series was when my older brother had picked up Final Fantasy Tactics for the PSX. Around the same time he also received Final Fantasy VII.

Later on, he got a disc from Pizza Hut. It was a demo disc with the newest Final Fantasy game on it; Final Fantasy VIII. I remember taking the game and playing the demo over and over in private, mashing buttons, having no clue what I was doing. I still own that disc to this day.

Eventually, I forgot about Final Fantasy, not that I even really cared for it in the first place. It was just a dumb old game to play...
AND THEN the Kingdom Hearts series came out. The Kingdom Hearts series involved the story of a boy with a key for a weapon. The series incorporated Final Fantasy and Disney characters in the same game. It was amazing. I eventually got the Game Boy Advance game of Kingdom Hearts from my grandmother. I remember the price, too. $43.98, I believe.

Having gotten all the other Kingdom Hearts games by 2005, I decided to try out Final Fantasy. So on my Christmas wishlist would contain sever of the Final Fantasy games. I got Final Fantasy XII and Final Fantasy VII. Wow.

Now, I can't stop my amazing obsession with Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy. Sure it's childish and I've toned down a little on it, but it's a great series, and if you haven't checked it out, grab one now, because you're missing out on one fairy tale story that will never end.


If you've ever played a Castlevania game, you know what I mean when I say it's AMAZING. The storyline is all tied together, and the gameplay doesn't get boring. I mean, you don't even have to play the game. Just look at the art. The concept art is awesome!

There is a simple formula that is in all Castlevania games that they find a good way to string them together;

(d + r)vh = Castlevania game.

D = Dracula (Antagonist)
R = Resurrection
VH = Vampire Hunter (Protagonist)

The formula always plays out well and correctly. Since this is only PART 1, I'll be doing even more on Castlevania soon.

Whoa! I need these shoes! Why wouldn't you want these shoes? Are you not cool? If you're not cool, then you need these shoes!


I want one.


I'm so excited!
When you enter the laboratory, you are caught by the Neo-Nazi that replaced Hitler, known as Adolf2, who looks exactly like Adolf Hitler, except he is in black and white, and has old film grain lines covering him, because this is not the real Adolf was only caught on film, so they took footage from WW2 and used it as a new Adolf, that can speak and everything.

The Neo-Nazis are not German, but American rebels that took over the world and started biological and nuclear warfare.

Once you are caught, you are sent to the prisons, which isn't a prison. It's really a strange world known as R'yleh. The way you go in is he forces you to take all of your pills, and your sanity fully drops and you travel into your own mind, looking for your sanity. When you travel into R'yleh, you find many new types of evil creatures and gods that you must fight to win back your sanity.

When you find your sanity, you wake up in a two story, big-sized room, where in front of you is the Neo-Nazis secret;

Cthulhu.

He stands over you and watches you stare at him. He glares at you, and tells you that it is the day that you die. You look and realize that he is chained to the walls and placed inside an electrified cage. You tell him if he spares you, you can help him escape. He accepts your challenge, and you have to find different items that unlock the cell door. You run out, realizing that you promised Cthulhu. You go and find the various items you need to save him, and you go back to the room and help him escape.

Cthulhu destroys all of the Nazis and you win. Or so you think... Remember the spray-paint you have? Well, you fall on top of it, and it breaks, and all the acid morphs your body into a new monstrous creature, and that's the end of the game.

Possibly a sequel? I do not know.
Well, I think it's pretty stupid when I have great amazing video game ideas and I never even start them. Like "Man-Pac" and some other game that resembles MGS and Megaman crossing-over and taking place in an isolated ice planet. Well, today I have a cool game that I really wanna create. Of course, I'll tell you about my other games, but this one comes first.

As you can tell by the picture, it's about Nazis. As you cannot tell by the picture, it's in 8-bit. As you can also not tell, it has to do with the Simpsons. In what way, though? Well, that's what I'm gonna tell you.

Have you ever heard of that one terrible game "Bart vs. the Space Mutants?" That's what my game is based off of in a way. You play as a young rebel, in a post-apocalyptic world where zombies and retired-nearly dead Nazi Generals are the heroes! Wow, what a game! Well, the place where the Simpsons come in is the fact that your character's goal is to graffiti Neo-Nazi Soldiers, turning them into mindless, ravaging zombie creatures that devour your enemies! But heed this warning; your spray paint is limited, so only use it when you need to!

The point of the game is to unlock the secret of the Neo-Nazis! But to do so, you must control the zombie-creatures to figure out puzzles and use them as "vehicles" to take you around the world of destruction! Now, later on in the game, you find out that the mysterious Nazi General that seems to help you out is indeed Hitler! And it turns out that he's your father! And it turns out that you're German, not American! This is where the story-line goes crazy. Once you figure this out, Hitler dies in a "Darth-Vader-Fasion" where he takes off his mask and dies without any oxygen. Before he dies, he gives you a bottle of pills, telling you they will help you with the defeat of the "war that I had started, and a mistake among all mankind." (Now I realize some of you may think that by making Hitler seem to regret it and for a Nazi that's a good guy, you may think I enjoy the Nazis, but I don't. It just makes for a good storyline!)

The pills change the way you view the world, and is like a drug that gets you very, very high. Each time you take one, you will have a sanity gauge, which shows how well your grip on reality is. Once your all your sanity goes down, you find clues of where to go, hidden artifacts, and strange visions of the past world. You find out about all of the mysterious incidents of the world that seems to have connections with each other, including the 12th Street Riot and 9/11. (I know I may start controversy by doing this, but just take a chiller.)

Once you find all the artifacts, you find the final world; the laboratory of the Neo-Nazis. And then!... I really don't know. I'll be posting Part 2 tomorrow, when I'll have fresh ideas!
I finally finished The Dark Knight Returns and it was great! I'm planning on nabbing the sequel later tomorrow. I've heard (by IGN) that Frank Miller wrote the two best Batman books; (This and Batman Year One,) so I'll be nabbing that one as well.

Well, ever since I've been obsessing over this comic, I've been in a huge Batman phase once again, so this is merely a warning for you guys to understand that I will be starting more Batman blog posts.



Today, I will be speaking of Harley Quinn. For those of you who think she is an original comic book character, it is not true. She was created in the Batman Animated series for Joker, because the producers felt that he needed a more playful henchman to keep the Joker from looking dangerous. I'm just going to say, off the record, about this Harley Quinn, who is from Batman: Arkham Asylum, why is she so... different? I mean... her costumes not even the same, you can see a whole lot of cleavage... I mean, the list goes on and on. Now, I know that this isn't based off the kid friendly TV show, but hey, the red, white, and black was her costume! She doesn't even look like Harley Quinn at all! I mean, look at this picture of her!

Compare those two! Well, of course I know that Arkham Asylum is supposed to be darker and all, but this is dark enough! There's no boundary beyond this costume. I looks fine the way it is. Now I know I'm rambling on about some stupid costume design, but, it just doesn't look even remotely "Harley-Quinn" - ish. Well, that's my rant for today. Stay tuned for more of my incompetent voice yelling about Batman! Thanks!

I'll start with 'Troids; a game in which a character is based off of me and also one in which I created probably only one thing: A Metroid. Yes, this is a Metroid fan game, if you didn't think so at first. The programmer and spriter is the infamous "Serde" pronouced, "Sir-Dae." This game is based off of Poke'mon's addicting gameplay for capturing creatures. Serde happened upon this idea while conjuring up ideas for the Metroid Minigame Competition. Be sure to check more out on this here.
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