Exlon

Wish I could spend my day playing KH or something. But no, I have to go to school and face all the Valentine crap. I hate Valentine's Day.

I told myself I would not consider the Vita worth it unless Square put a KH game on it.

Technically you ARE a soul. You -have- a body.

What'a a ditto?

It didn't ruin my day, but I was sure freaked out when I couldn't log into facebook because it kept telling me my password was wrong when I KNEW I was entering my own password. And then I had to change my email's password, 'cause that same day (I think) the website told me that it believed my account had been compromised, so it asked me to change the password.

It's funny how that works, isn't it? Although...I'd suggest a month or two, not a year.

Um...could I make the system work like a Mac? I just prefer the way Macs work in general...

My left thumb hurt SO BAD with that stupid thing. And Leechgrave is awful no matter how many times you play Days. At least RotS you can figure out a strategy (even if it takes forever).

He's really old by now though, right? x3 I mean, it's mostly voicework now for him. Y'know...Firelord Ozai, Master Eraqus...

Yeah...I don't think I want to spoil the first one though. x3 It's like...I'll probably take the first Spider-man movie as "canon," (er, so to speak), and just view this one as a...representation. Ha.

I don't know about the new Spider-man movie...I mean, I grew up with the first movie coming out when I was like 8 or 9, and I loved that one. That's who I'm used to as Spider-man, not this...kid.

I kind of want to post, but I have a fear of stalkers. For some reason, I feel like this expression fits you perfectly. And you're not gross or masculine.

I'm probably wrong, as I usually have extensive knowledge of the actual game and its content, so I guessed Jump Festa, 29th, and to let JP know about a sequel. But maybe I'm mistaken to think that, as they wouldn't have gathered any importance from Xemnas as a boss.

^What he said. It's not a bad idea. A cool t-shirt that he would think is cool. Although I don't know if you would blank out on what he'd like.

I voted Crisis Core, but it's the only FF game I've ever really played.

Cheeeekaaaaay.

U so mean to that genie. x3

Counting...okay. What else would you recommend keeping in mind when learning to play by the cards?

I guess semi-formal, although I'm a person who doesn't really have much in my wardrobe that fits that category or even normal formal. ('ay, that rhymed!) I pretty much just have casual and nice-casual. If that makes sense. What type of place are you going to for dinner?

I'm usually the type of person who likes to proudly claim that I've read every single book of such-and-such series, or have every album of so-and-so, and am therefore highly knowledgeable on whatever subject that is. HOWEVER, I can't exactly say that about Kingdom Hearts, as I've played every title (and the original coded doesn't even count as it was a cellphone game in Japan) except CoM (or Re:CoM, really--I have both, so either way). I guess I've been putting it off FOR-E-VER even though I've had Re:CoM for way over a year. Still haven't even bothered to put it in the PS2 (not even last summer! I was busy replaying KH and KHII...heh). The card system just seems...difficult/frustrating/kinda-not-fun looking to me. (How did I get by playing KHII without playing either version of CoM? Watched Re:CoM cutscenes like a cheater.) I feel like at some point I should though, 'cause I feel like the details of the story get burned in your memory better if you actually play the game, versus just reading about it or watching some cutscenes. Anyone here think that the battle card system is actually fun after a while? Not so bad once you practice? What are your guys' thoughts? Oh, and let me know if you actually pursued it enough to finish the game all the way through. Mainly Re:CoM btw, as I'd suppose there are minor discrepancies between the two versions.

It's a good question about Riku being able to wield the Keyblade in KH2. I mean, I just assumed it was because Riku gave in to darkness in the first game, and then lost the right to wield, so to speak. However, we see in BBS that there are dark Keyblade masters and wielders as well (Xehanort and Vanitas), so I'm not sure exactly how it all works...Riku definitely had strength of heart in the first game, I think, and certainly through most of the second game (where each time he appears, his weapon is merely Soul Eater, a sword, until the end).

Too bad the US portal site is never as good. Not even like 1/5.

Agreed. I thought that short ending was pretty much the only important part in the whole thing. The game was kind of a waste of time to play honestly. It was mostly frustrating and not that interesting (and I HATED how you couldn't use L & R to move the camera!). And I call it a pod. But whatever.

Usually GameStop, just 'cause I have a Pro Membership and get points for it, and when it's new, it's the same price everywhere. Otherwise, I'm happy with ordering from Amazon to get it shipped to my door if they have the $1 release date shipping thing available.

I picked Kingdom Hearts II, but Birth by Sleep is a close second.