What can I say about games...? I play video games all the time. All I do is play games, go to school and work. Sleep too, but Games mostly out of all of that.
Right now, I've got a Nintendo Gamecube(pictured on the right, if you didn't know) which is what I mostly play. I also have a N64, Dreamcast, Game Boy Pocket/Color/Advance, Virtual Boy and a good, up to date(well, enough for me) PC.
Video games are a big part of my life. I try to stay up to date with game news so I know what's going on, what games will be released soon and whatnot. I try my best, but things still get by me.
The latest GameCube game that I've added to my collection, has been Star Fox Adventures.
This game is a 3-D Adventure game set in the Star Fox universe. It was originally supposed to be Dinosaur Planet, but Shigeru Miyamoto(the creator of Zelda and many many other great Nintendo games) stepped in and suggested they infuse the game with familiar characters. So, Star Fox Adventures was born. Released on the 25th of September 2002, it signaled the end of the partnership between Nintendo and Rare. Rare had been bought out by Microsoft a week or two before the release of this game.
Here is the Description from Nintendo's Site:
After piloting the Arwing starfighter in the first two stellar Star Fox games, Fox McCloud touches down on Dinosaur Planet for his first adventure outside the cockpit. Many missions still involve the aerial Arwing combat and dogfighting that the sly Star Fox series is known for, but the game pumps up the variety by allowing you to explore on foot and use magical attacks.
Armed with an enchanted staff, Fox will be able to battle against the mutated dinosaurs led by local tyrant General Scales. But not all of the planet's dinosaurs are enemies, and Fox will team up with the prehistoric Prince Tricky. As Fox jets across the skies or traverses the vast planet on foot or on the back of a dinosaur, his showdowns with the planet's enemies will offer the sort of action-packed experience that gamers will go crazy over.
The latest Game Boy Advance game that I've gotten is Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island. This game was last released on the Super Nintendo under the name "Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island". It is a fun game with a very interesting art style.
Here is the description from Nintendo's Site:
Baby-sitting a whiny newborn is about as fun as a head cold on the first day of summer vacation. But when Baby Mario falls from the sky, the Yoshis seize the opportunity to do a lot more than change diapers. The big-hearted Yoshis vow to reunite Baby Mario with his twin brother on the far side of the island. It won't be easy, but the Yoshis are determined to take on a meddling Magikoopa and his entire cast of underhanded underlings.
Brilliant game-designer Shigeru Miyamoto has crammed the island's jungles, caves and snowcapped peaks with one brain-bending surprise after another. Hidden rooms, secret passages, charming minigames, demented bosses and all-new pals await your discovery. Sure, Yoshi looks cute, but he packs some pretty amazing firepower. He can jump, hover, stomp, pound the ground and slurp up enemies. Best of all, he can throw eggs. Heck, Mario even gets to presto-chango into superfast Superstar Mario, while Yoshi morphs into a toy submarine that shoots itty-bitty torpedoes.
As an added bonus, Yoshi's Island includes six super-challenging levels developed just for the GBA. You can also take a break from baby-sitting duties to indulge in multiplayer Mario Bros. action. In Super Mario World 3: Yoshi's Island, the unlikely duo of Yoshi and Baby Mario must together brave a world of infinite surprise and challenge. Richly varied gameplay, brilliant graphics and precision control perfectly meld in an adventure you won't be able to put down.