long story short, it's an awesome experience.

I did a review of it back then...

http://koekulturekorner.blogspot.com/20 ... -rain.html

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^Ja, ja. Only in Stockholm, actually.

Beautiful and quite flat too... It was, I think, 6 years ago... Ingmar Bergman was still alive! (but not there anyway).

Have a lot of great memories from that city actually.

Ah well.

Hi Vyse :) they never merged with us by their own free will although I wouldn't mind beeing norweigan, things are pretty good over there :D Norway is a nice place. The fjords are always greener on the other side, eh? To be fair I have been to Sweden once and loved it. But I'd still like to go to Sv...

^We should put together a tiger team to disrupt the Shenmue Dojo forums more often.

Sabotage!

But wasn't it like that before? In the XIX century? What if you go back in time?!

Red Seeds Profile aka Deadly Premonition. Quickly and dangerously becoming a favourite of mine. I feel I could play this for years and years and see no end to it. More than a survival horror, more than an adventure game, almost a character simulation. Cool but awkward, odd but enchanting, frustratin...

I think it's funny that despite my super reputation right now, I used to be a major spammer back then, but no one remembers...

Not me

Damn, and now that I have no DS anymore... well.. I have 2 months to devise a fantastic plan to get one for free.

I'm rereading all my Kenshin manga, and the creator always takes time throughout the volumes to talk about games he's playing Hehe, the only Kenshin book I have he says he's hooked on Samurai Showdown (Samurai Spirits in Japan), although he apparently sucked at it, but was eager for the sequel whic...

I've been finally playing Boku no Natsuyasumi 3. All my best expectations were confirmed and then some. Not only does it grant beautiful landscapes, done by Kusanagi (who also does backgrounds for Final Fantasy, Full Metal Alchemist and a myriad of other games and animes) in a way that it almost fee...

Last I watched was Motel Hell (1980), another horror movie based on the whole Ed Gein/Texas Chainsaw Massacre/cannibalism thang.

BUT starring the priceless Rory Calhoun

Long overdue getting these.