Hello, my name is Lachlan Scott. I have a brother named Andrew Scott.
I have a Nintendo 64 and a Gamecube. I like to play them. On the Nintendo 64 we have nine games, Mario Kart,
Yoshi's Story, Airboarder, Super Mario, PodRacer, Zelda Ocarina of Time,
Zelda Majora's Mask, Banjo Kazooie and Mario Party. We have a computer
too. We have lots of games on it and my favourites are Heroes of Might
and Magic, Colin McRae Rally, Aquanoid, TIE fighter, and a game called Darksigns. In Aquanoid you
use the mouse to move a little platform and there is a little ball that
bounces off little squares and you need to make the ball hit all of the
squares and then you get to the next level. I can get up to the last level.
Sometimes little round things come out of the squares when the ball hits
one. Some make the ball go slower, while others make you go down or up
levels. TIE fighter is harder. There is training, combat chamber, and
battles. In the training you can be any kind of ship. There are TIE fighters,
TIE interceptors, TIE bombers, TIE advanced, Assault Gunboat, TIE defenders
and Missile Boats. When you choose Missile Boat you can put on a special
system called SLAM and it makes the ship go faster. 
Combat
Chamber is the same except that every ship goes on 4 different missions.
In training there are 12 levels and you don't destroy enemy space craft.
Instead there are balls and pyramids that you have to shoot in a certain
amount of time. But in Combat Chamber you have to destroy enemy space
craft. In TIE fighter you can make films and you can watch them from any
angle. Combat Chamber and training are simulators, but battles are for
real. There are 13 different battles. I am up to battle five and my dad
is up to battle 10. I can't get past battle 5 and dad can't get past battle
10 yet.
Darksigns is a hacking simulator where you have to find passwords and find information about various things.
We have a game called The Sims where you have to create families and move them in to houses. You can build houses on empty blocks of land too.
I am also playing an online game called Kings of Chaos. Basically, it is a game where you have to get people to click a link you are given when you sign up. When this link is clicked on, the player whose link it is receives one untrained soldier.(They can be trained to attack secialists, defence specialists or spies). These soldiers are given weapons (which must be purchased) and can be used to attack other players. If you are willing, you can click here.
This will take you to a page saying to click on the number written below on a board of numbers. After you click this you will be shown a screen saying you have been recruited into lach581's army (lach581 is my username, and you havent really been recruited) but if you wish to become one of my officers then click 'Join the War!'. I know it sounds like you will be under my command, and that is partially true, but it is more a sign of an alliance (to me it is, anyway). If you don't want to be allied to me then just go to http://www.kingsofchaos.com. When you join (as an officer or on your own) you can choose a race. Humans have 25% Economics bonus, Dwarves have 25% Defence bonus, Elves have 25% Spy bonus, and Orcs have 25% Attack bonus.
Some of my officers would also like extra soldiers, you can help them out by clicking on these links -Paverne and Paverne's mate Shadow, and my good friends Quill and Link.
