#[ ˚₊· xanadu x2 ]

[hvly]

just you wait until i gather my thoughts and properly respond to that ask you sent me just you wait, sebby 🧍🏾that is taiju to tenth power i can feel it in my buns

i'm glad we both agree that what i said is VERY much taiju

[somewherefornow]

GAYEST MOMENTS IN THE DEMON: HELL IS EARTH RANKED

8. Etrigan being called a Human-Lover (x2), only to defend that he’s “forcibly bound” to Blood

7. The emphasized word being Crush instead of Me, making it seem like Jason wanted Etrigan to ___ him instead of wanting him to crush someone else

6. Jason asking if his ex-girlfriend broke up with him because he stopped letting Etrigan out, ending their poly situationship

5. Jason being referred to as Etrigan’s “partner,” the silly little pose he does as he scrambles to defend himself

4. THIS

3. Etrigan calling Jason “Dearest Blood,” Jason’s wickedly arched eyebrow as he tells Etrigan to kill Belial

2. Etrigan starting to smell like Jason, his goodness seeping into Etrigan’s scent, that closeness with Jason resulting in him being shunned by his former family/friends

1. Etrigan referring to Xanadu & Jason as “my couple”???? spying on them as they ride off into the sunset together

[siverwrites]

Game Log 2020

It’s that time. Every year now I start the year with a list of games to theoretically finish with more higher priority games added as the year goes on while keeping track of what I actually finish. Then we see how it went at the end of the year.

This year’s list:

Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment (3DS) (started)

Shovel Knight: King of Cards (3DS)

Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past (3DS) (need to restart)

Dragon Quest VIII 3DS (3DS) (need to restart)

Ys: Memories of Celceta (PC, Steam) (started)

Octopath Traveler (Switch) (started)

Ys: The Oath in Felghana (PC, Steam) (started)

Ys Seven (PC, Steam)

Zwei: The Arges Adventure (PC, Steam)

Valkyria Chronicles 4 (Switch)

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete (PS, emulated)

Lufia II (SNES, emulated)

Tokyo Xanadu eX+ (PC, Steam) (started)

Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age (Switch) (started)

Hollow Knight (PC, GOG) (started)

Pokemon Sword (Switch)

Okami HD (PC, Steam) (started)

Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch (Switch)

Hades (PC, Steam)(started)

Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (PC, Steam)

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES, Switch) (started)

Mutazione (PC, Epic)

Chrono Cross (PS, emulated) (started)

Kentucky Route Zero (Switch)

Bastion (Switch) (replay)

Last Word (PC, Steam)

Final Fantasy XIII (PC, Steam) (started)

Super Mario RPG (SNES (classic mini))

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (GBA,emulated)

Röki (PC, Steam)

Spiritfarer (Switch)

Dragon Quest I (Switch)

Dragon Quest II (Switch)

Dragon Quest III (Switch)

The list originally stopped at Hades. You can see I did just swimmingly with the original list.

And now the games I finished this year:

Pokemon Sword (Switch)

Trails of Cold Steel II (3rd time) (PC, Steam)

Chrono Trigger (unknown number of times. lots) (SNES)

Ghost Trick (4th time) (DS)

Bastion (2nd time) (Switch)

Kentucky Route Zero (Switch)

Mutazione (PC, Epic)

The Legend of Heroes Zero no Kiseki (2nd time) (PC)

Shrug Island (PC, itch.io)

Jam and the Mystery of the Mysteriously Spooky Mansion (PC, itch.io)

Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (PC, Steam)

Last Word (PC, Steam)

Mega Man X (finally!) (Switch, Legacy Collection)

Un pas Fragile (PC, itch.io)

Yi and the Thousand Moons (PC, itch.io)

ISLANDS: Non-places (PC, itch.io)

Ace Attorney Remastered (Switch)

Super Mario RPG (SNES)

Milkmaid of the Milkyway (PC, itch.io)

The Legend of Heroes Ao no Kiseki (2nd time) (PC)

Röki (PC, Steam)

Oxenfree (PC, itch.io)

Gris (3rd time) (PC, Steam)

Dragon Quest XI S (Switch)

Untitled Goose Game (Switch) (Co-op x2)

Spiritfarer (Switch)

Dragon Quest I (Switch)

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (GBA)

Dragon Quest II (Switch)

I am Dead (Switch)

Super Mario Odyssey (Switch)

Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy! (PC, itch.io)

The Curse of Monkey Island (PC) (umpteenth time)

The Haunted Island, a Frog Detective Game (PC, Steam)

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III (2nd time) (PC, Steam)

Dragon Quest III (Switch)

Got some great indies in and some games I’ve been meaning to play for some years but hadn’t gotten around to: Mega Man X, Mario RPG, Superstar Saga, to a lesser degree Mario Odyssey.

I also replayed Dragon Quest XI to play the Definitive Edition and due to that decided to go back and start playing the series from the start because while I had played parts of some of the previous games before I had only finished VIII, IX and XI. I managed to get the Switch ports of the first three games finished and now the DS ports await me for IV-VI. 

And onward to the 2021 Game Log

[vgm-archivist]

10 Of The Top Video Game Songs In No Particular Order: Part I

#10 When Grieving Ends, the Fight Begins

Dinosaur (PC-88)

Falcom’s Dinosaur I will defend until my last day. It’s FM-Town’s version of the soundtrack represents some of Falcom’s finest work. Immediately a heavy slide leads into a 2 cymbal bashing intro. A sporadic guitar lead follows alongside a powerful backing representing Falcom’s classic J-rock sound but with a twisted, demented style on top of it

#9 Legend of Lone Wolves

Brandish 3 (PC-98)

No other game company has impressed me with it’s musical openings as much as Falcom. Naoki Kaneda of Falcom Sound Team jdk gives us the second opening of Brandish 3, beginning with a melancholy introduction. Then, the bass and drums start and an optimistic melody begins as it introduces you to the games main characters. Despite this, the song overall carries an energetic yet sorrowful tone until the end.

#8 Prince of Darkness

Lagoon (X68000)

Zoom Sound Team remains criminally underacted for their musical compositions. Lagoon is the height of their productions, and those who remember playing the Super Famicom version remember that as soon as they turned the game on they were blasted in the face with the song Prince of Darkness. An epic j-rock song used as a title and final boss theme depending on the version played. Many people compare Lagoon to Ys, but Lagoon isn’t Ys, it is itself and has definitely made a name for itself. It doesn’t need to be compared to it. The song starts with a slow lead over aggressive drumming and rhythm work. Towards the end is a wonderful solo powerful yet calm at times.

#7 Introduction

Ai Cho Aniki (NEC PC Engine)

The Cho Aniki series shows us how far creativity and originality can go in a game and its music. I can describe it as a surreal comedy of outrageous designs, concepts, and sometimes abominable yet wonderful music. The introduction shows you what’s in store for you. A barrage of outrageous voices, dance infusing beats and hormonal singing. It’s the beginning of one of video game history’s strangest games and soundtracks, composed by Taku Iwasaki.

#6 Battle for the Fields

Rudra no Hihou (Super Famicom)

Ryuji Sasai graced us not only with Mystic Quest, but with Rudra no Hihou among others. It’s the blooming evolution of what a Mystic Quest sequel would be. Battle for the fields combines horns and violin leads with bass, drums, and synth to bring down a classical rock hybrid classic to look forward to every battle.

#5 Thieve’s Guild

Sword World SFC (Super Famicom)

Sword World SFC is another soundtrack that does not receive the recognition and respect it deserves. Thieve’s Guild is led by a strong piano bass duo lead. It has a third instrument in the background similar to what you’d hear in Seiken Densetsu, except this game was in production before Seiken Densetsu came out.

#4 Unused music (Strange Memories of Death)

Gimmick! (Nintendo Entertainment System)

Most people who are aware of the NES seem surprised a soundtrack like Gimmick! was possible. The bass in particular sounds impossibly realistic to what most people would think a NES is capable of. The quality of this unused song even surpasses many Super Famicom games. Definitely one of the finest NES songs, Strange Memories of Death sounds like a cute pop song with some attitude.

#3 Stand Up Against Myself

Thunder force IV (Sega Mega Drive)

We all praise Thunder Force IV, truly the endgame of what a game can do to excel with metal and with such limitations. I picked the ending song Stand up Against myself not only because it’s one of the best songs (alongside Metal Squad), but because it fits so perfectly with the story’s end.

Two pilots fly the Rynex, the ship you control in the game. Halfway through, thinking you’ve defeated the last enemy, it turns out it’s these organic flying objects are the ones really in control, and they surprise you by killing your team and their giant space ship. In an act of revenge, the pilots defy their orders to stay back and go on what looks like a suicide mission to get revenge.

After getting said revenge and destroying the final boss creature, they get caught in the blast and the last we see is their ship begin to crumble into pieces as they were not able to outrun it. Outraged, despite being saved by them, their government leaves them for dead. A tragic ending.

At this point Stand up Against myself begins to play. You feel the tragedy of the story interpreted through the lead solos, backed up by the thick mega drive rhythm guitars. As the song climaxes and reaches the looping end, the game transitions to the two pilots, man and woman, embracing. In a rare moment, the ending to a game blended in well magnificently to the ending song like two dancers dancing with perfect chemistry.

#2 The Legend Begins

The Legend of Xanadu (PC-98 ver.)

Falcom once again administers another powerhouse opening with their Xanadu series. Takahiro Tsunashima delivers one of the most powerful intros I’ve ever heard to any song in the first 20 seconds. The bass seems particularly high in this one track which leads to a somewhat too intense thumping of the drums. Half way the PC-98 synth feedback waves back and forth in a soothing matter as the lead solo transitions to a cleaner tone before building and exploding back into the power and fury of the beginning of the song.

#1 Counter Hunter Stage 1

Rockman X2 (Super Famicom)

We have moments in gaming from when we were kids where a standout song gave us an adrenaline rush as it cheered us to keep going, that the end of the fight is near. Yuki Iwai’s does this perfectly with this song. After a short guitar intro, a synth lead of excellent quality optimistically leads into a dramatic triple crash of cymbals and more guitar solos. Towards the end, the song builds up as its classic Capcom lead guitar riffs climax before repeating. Short, yet an amazing track because a song doesn’t have to be long to be good.

End of part I.

[rottenappleheart]

My current bookshelves, more or less in the actual order they appear! Deets below the cut. ( I really want to know what people believe about me based on what’s on these shelves...)

Top Left:

Richard Adams: Watership Down

Katherine Addison: The Goblin Emperor x2 (1 copy is signed)

Elizabeth Alder: The King’s Shadow

Svetlana Alexievich: The Unwomanly Face Of War

Hans Christian Andersen: Fairy Tales

Laurie Halse Anderson: Speak

K.A. Applegate: Animorphs: The Hork-Bajir Chronicles, Animorphs: The Andalite Chronicles

Kang Chol-hwan: The Aquariums Of Pyongyang

Margaret Atwood: Cat’s Eye

Lundy Bancroft: Why Does He Do That? Inside The Minds Of Angry And Controlling Men

Brooke Barker: Sad Animal Facts

J.M. Barrie: Peter Pan (illustrated by Trina Schart Hyman)

Peter S. Beagle: Giant Bones, The Last Unicorn x2 (1 copy illustrated by Peter B. Gillis)

Robert Jackson Bennet: City Of Stairs, City Of Blades, City Of Miracles

Allan Bérubé : Coming Out Under Fire: The History Of Gay Men And Women In World War II

Carol Birch: Jamrach’s Menagerie

Isabella Bird: A Lady’s Life In The Rocky Mountains

Pierre Boulle: The Bridge Over The River Kwai

Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles

Paul Brickhill: The Great Escape

Bonus: my grandpa’s mug from the FBI, a picture book of sloth wisdom

Second Left:

Gillian Bradshaw: The Beacon At Alexandria, The Wolf Hunt

Assorted Brontës: The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall, Agnes Grey, Villette, Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Shirley, The Professor

Lily Brooks-Dalton: Good Morning, Midnight

Allie Brosch: Hyperbole And A Half

Carol Rifka Brunt: Tell The Wolves I’m Home

Bill Buford: Heat

Lois McMaster Bujold: The Curse Of Chalion, Cordelia’s Honor

Joseph Campbell: The Hero With A Thousand Faces

Novella Carpenter: Farm City

Susanna Clarke: Jonathan Strange And Mr. Norrell

Susann Cokal: Breath And Bones

C.J. Cherryh: Rider At The Gate, Cloud’s Rider, Rusalka, Chernovog

Bonus: two Willow Tree figures and my ABRA-CA-FUCK-YOU cross-stitch 

Third Left:

C.J. Cherryh: Alternate Realities, Foreigner, Invader, Inheritor, Precursor, Defender, Explorer

Henry Chancellor: Colditz: The Definitive Story

Evan Dahm: Rice Boy

Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling: The Year’s Best Fantasy And Horror (#16)

Tiffany DeBartolo: How To Kill A Rock Star

Gavin DeBecker: The Gift Of Fear

Tom DeHaven: Sunburn Lake

Charles DeLint: Dreams Underfoot

Seth Dickinson: The Traitor Baru Cormorant

Carole Nelson Douglas: Exiles Of The Rynth

Arthur Conan Doyle: The Lost World

Brendan Duffy: House Of Echoes

William Faulkner: The Sound And The Fury, Flags In The Dust, Selected Short Stories

Elizabeth Warnock Fernea: Guests Of The Sheik

M.K. Fisher: How To Cook A Wolf

Fannie Flagg: Fried Green Tomatoes At  The Whistle Stop Cafe

Fourth Left:

James Gurney: Dinotopia

Gillian Flynn: Sharp Objects

Anker Frankoni: Mexican Eskimo

Charles Frazier: Cold Mountain

Nancy Garden: Annie On My Mind

Maeve Gilmore: A World Away

William Goldman: The Princess Bride

Nicola Griffith: Ammonite

Marie Haskell: The Princess Curse

Frank Herbert: Dune

Victor Hugo: Les Miserables

Shirley Jackson: We Have Always Lived In The Castle

Mira Jacob: The Sleepwalker’s Guide To Dancing

Paulette Jiles: Enemy Woman

Susan Kay: Phantom

Brian Jacques: Martin The Warrior, Mossflower, The Outcast Of Redwall, Mariel Of Redwall, Pearls Of Lutra, Salamandastron

Stephen King: Duma Key, Rose Madder, Hearts In Atlantis

Bottom Left:

Stephen King: The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, The Gunslinger x2, The Drawing Of  The Three, The Waste Lands, Wizard And Glass, Wolves Of The Calla, Song Of Susannah, The Dark Tower, Lisey’s Story

Andrew Lang: The Green-, Olive-, Yellow-, Orange-, Red-, Pink-, and Grey Fairy Books

Rudyard Kipling: The Jungle Books

Jon Krakauer: Into Thin Air

Ursula K. LeGuin: The Left Hand Of Darkness

Madeline L’Engle: A Wind In The Door, A Swiftly Tilting Planet

Gail Carson Levine: Ella Enchanted

C.S. Lewis: Til We Have Faces, Out Of The Silent Planet

Lois Lowry: The Giver

James W. Loewen: Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong

George MacDonald: The Light Princess & Other Stories, The Princess And The Goblin, At The Back Of The North Wind

Helen MacDonald: H Is For Hawk

Top Right:

Marie Manilla: The Patron Saint Of Ugly

Yann Martel: Life Of Pi

Gavin Maxwell: Ring Of Bright Water

Bernadette McCaughrean: Peter Pan In Scarlet

Patricia McKillip: The Forgotten Beasts Of Eld

Robin McKinley: The Hero And The Crown, The Blue Sword, Spindle’s End, Rose Daughter

Water M. Miller Jr.: A Canticle For Leibowitz

Herman Melville: Moby Dick x2 (1 copy is abridged and illustrated for children)

China Miéville: The Scar

Rand Miller: Myst: The Book Of Ti’Ana, Myst: The Book Of Atrus, Myst: The Book Of D’Ni

Hayao Miyazaki: Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind, The Art Of Nausicaa, The Art Of Castle In The Sky

Elizabeth Moon: Remnant Population

Lady Murasaki: The Tale Of Genji

Audrey Nieffenegger: The Time-Traveler’s Wife

Bonus: “but you are not weak” embroidery, hand-painted page from H Is For Hawk

Second Right:

Sena Jeter Naslund: Ahab’s Wife: Or, The Star-Gazer

Patrick Ness: The Knife Of Never Letting Go, The Ask And The Answer, Monsters Of Men

Garth Nix: Sabriel

Naomi Novik: Temeraire, Throne Of Jade, Black Powder War, Empire Of Ivory

Ann Patchett: Bel Canto

Mervyn Peake: Gormenghast

Julie Ann Peters: Far From Xanadu

Patrick O’Brian: Master And Commander, Post Captain, HMS Surprise, The Mauritius Command, Desolation Island, The Fortune Of War, The Far Side Of The World

Bonus: pottery my dead friend made, pottery I made, slab of picture jasper, my “Fun Things To Believe In” cross-stitch

Third Right:

Edgar Allen Poe: Stories

Phillip Pullman: The Golden Compass

Lawrence Raab: The Collector Of Cold Weather

Erich Marie Remarque: All Quiet On The Western Front

Mary Renault: The Charioteer x2 (1 first edition)

Alistair Reynolds: Revelation Space, Redemption Ark, Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days

David L. Robbins: War Of The Rats, The End Of War, Last Citadel

Mary Doria Russell: The Sparrow, Doc

Karen Russell: Swamplandia!

Alexander Afanasyev: Russian Fairy Tales

Louis Sachar: Holes

J.D. Salinger: The Catcher In The Rye

Sarah N.B.: It Begins In A Garden

William Shakespeare: Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth

Mary Shelley: Frankenstein

Gene Stratton Porter: A Girl Of The Limberlost

Alexander Solzhenitsyn: One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich

Caitlin Starling: The Luminous Dead

Noelle Stevenson: Nimona

Fourth Right:

Bram Stoker: Dracula x2 (1 illustrated by Becky Cloonan)

Elizabeth Kostova: The Historian

J.R.R. Tolkien: The Hobbit, The Fellowship Of The Ring, The Two Towers (x2), The Return Of The King, The Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales

Elizabeth Whalen Turner: The Thief, The Queen Of Attolia

Catherynne M. Valente: Deathless, The  Orphan’s Tales: In the Night Garden, The Orphan’s Tales: In The Cities Of Coin And Spice

Sheldon Vanauken: A Severe Mercy

Brian K. Vaughn: Saga (#1)

Tillie Walden: On A Sunbeam

Jen Wang: The Prince And The Dressmaker

Helene Wecker: The Golem And The Jinni

Elizabeth Wein: Code Name Verity

T.H. White: The Once And Future King

Simon Winchester: The Professor And The Madman

Bottom Right:

Gary Trudeau: The Doonesbury Chronicles

Adam Edgerton: Rediscovering Adak

Walt Whitman: Leaves Of Grass

Jane Yolen: Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast

Daniel Woodrell: Winter’s Bone

Patricia C. Wrede: Dealing With Dragons, Calling On Dragons, Searching For Dragons

Malcolm York: Mervyn Peake: My Eyes Mint Gold

Bonus: assorted DVDs and 1 lonely VHS tape, any manga I didn’t purge, plus some children’s books and self-published comics by high school friends

[videogamesdensetsu]

Hitoshi Yoneda / 米田 仁士 - Part 1: 1987-1993 https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine Illustrator mostly known for his work on the Phantasy Star and the Sorcerian series. Games pictured above: 1) Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu / ミネルバ トン サーガ ラゴン の 復活 (Famicom - 1987) 2) Sorcerian / ソーサリアン (PC-88 - 1987) 3) Phantasy Star II / ファンタシースターII (Mega Drive - 1989) 4) Lenam - Sword of Legend / レナム (MSX2 - 1989) 5) Selected Sorcerian / セレクテッド・ソーサリアン (PC-88, PC-98, X1 Turbo - 1989) 6) Ayakashi no shiro / あやかしの城 (Game Boy - 1990) 7) Gilgamesh Sorcerian / ギルガメッシュソーサリアン (PC-98 - 1990) 8) Sorcerian / ソーサリアン (Mega Drive - 1990) 9) Silva Saga / シルヴァ・サーガ (Famicom - 1992) 10) Elnard / エルナード, AKA The 7th Saga (SFC - 1993)

Games he has worked on: Alteil / アルテイル (Browser game - 2004) card illustrations Alteil II / アルテイルII (Browser game - 2008) card illustrations Ayakashi no shiro / あやかしの城 (Game Boy - 1990) cover art Dungeon RPG Tsukuru / ダンジョンRPGツクール だんだんダンジョン (PC-98 - 1994) cover art Elemental Gearbolt / 幻世虚構 精霊機導弾 ELEMENTAL GEARBOLT (PS1 - 1997) cover art, illustrations, Original Character & Enemy Design Elnard / エルナード, AKA The 7th Saga (SFC - 1993) character Illustrations (with others) Eye of the Beholder III / アイ・オブ・ザ・ビホルダーIII (PC-98 - 1994) cover art Falcata / ファルカタ 〜アストラン・パードマの紋章〜 (PS1 - 1995) cover art, illustrations Gilgamesh Sorcerian / ギルガメッシュソーサリアン (PC-98 - 1990) illustrations Lenam - Sword of Legend / レナム (MSX2 - 1989) cover art Lunatic Dawn III / ルナティックドーンIII (PS1 - 1998) cover art Magic World Begins (Windows - 2011) chara-design for 2 magicians Meru Purana / メールプラーナ  (PS1 - 1996) cover art, illustrations Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu / ミネルバ トン サーガ ラゴン の 復活 (Famicom - 1987) cover Mystic Ark / ミスティックアーク (SFC - 1995) Monster Designer Period zero / ピリオドゼロ(iOS, Android - 2016) card illustration Phantasy Star II / ファンタシースターII (Mega Drive - 1989) Cover art, illustrations Phantasy Star: The end of the Millenium / ファンタシースター 千年紀の終りに (Mega Drive - 1993) Cover art, illustrations Phantom Kingdom / ファントム・キングダム, AKA Makai Kingdom (PS2 - 2005) event illustrations x2 RPG Tsukuru Dante 98 II / RPGツクールDante98II (PC-98 - 1996) cover art Selected Sorcerian / セレクテッド・ソーサリアン (PC-88, PC-98, X1 Turbo - 1989) promotional illustrations for the 5 episodes Silent Bomber / サイレントボマー (PS1 - 1999) chara-design Silva Saga / シルヴァ・サーガ (Famicom - 1992) cover art Silva Saga II / シルヴァ・サーガ２ (SFC - 1993) cover art, chara-design Sorcerian / ソーサリアン (PC-88 - 1987) cover art, illustrations Sorcerian / ソーサリアン (Mega Drive - 1990) cover art, manual illustrations Sorcerian Original / ソーサリアンオリジナル (Windows - 2000) illustration Terra Battle / テラバトル (iOS, Android - 2014) chara-design (Jaguna, Ve'rudi, Meylia) Vandal Hearts / ヴァンダルハーツ ～失われた古代文明～ (PS1 - 1996) illustration Wizardry Online / ウィザードリィ オンライン (Windows - 2011) monster Design (with others) Wizardry: Seimei no Kusabi / Wizardry ～生命の楔～ (DS - 2009) monster Design (with others)

To be confirmed: Riftwar Saga (?)

Other video game related works: Dragon's Crown Artworks (Artbook) guest illustration Final Fantasy Gaiden: Seiken Densetsu Sound Collections (OST) illustrations Final Fantasy Gaiden: Seiken Densetsu Original Sound Version (OST) illustrations Phantasy Star Memorial Drama CD & Fanbook (book + CD) cover art Qvinta essentia (Artbook) RPGamer Vol.6 (Summer 2004) cover art Seiken Densetsu Final Fantasy Gaiden (Postcards) Valkyrie no Boken (Game books x3) cover art Xanadu (Game books x2)

Sources: http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,130520/ Interview: http://news.merumo.ne.jp/article/genre/6049004 Alteil https://login.alteil.jp/al2CardDB/list.php Dragon's Crown (Artbook) guest illustration https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine/status/671612941947428865 Dungeon RPG Tsukuru https://twitter.com/tsuarappy/status/698848076107087873 Elemental Gearbolt https://www.famitsu.com/news/201203/26012106.html https://www.amazon.co.jp/幻世虚構・精霊機導弾-ワールドガイダンス-PlayStation-PLAYSTATION編集部-アミューズメント書籍編集部/dp/4835448332 Elnard https://twitter.com/chou_nosuke/status/777711244534951936 https://twitter.com/towel_roborevo/status/683146973176705024 Falcata https://twitter.com/eienken/status/668665654254239744 Falcom History: Legend of Illustrations http://s1026.photobucket.com/user/xcctc1985/library/13?sort=3&page=1 Final Fantasy Gaiden: Seiken Densetsu Sound Collections http://dqw.main.jp/index.php?Id=234 http://vgmdb.net/album/6300 Final Fantasy Gaiden: Seiken Densetsu Original Sound Version http://vgmdb.net/album/718 Lunatic Dawn III https://eshop.artdink.co.jp/luna_leg.html Magic World Begins https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine/status/919866168608923649 https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine/status/919866568829317121 http://www.4gamer.net/games/096/G009601/20110622026/ Meru Purana http://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20080213/pssg.htm Period 0 https://twitter.com/i/web/status/796637897092956160 Phantom Kingdom http://game.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/20050214/phan.htm Qvinta essentia http://tk-nz.game.coocan.jp/sorcerian/about/book_qvinta_es.html RPGamer https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine/status/911856547982065665 https://twitter.com/Brise_Marine/status/911857287894933504 Seiken Densetsu postcards https://twitter.com/DynamiTracer/status/614815539777552384/photo/1 Seiken Densetsu 2 (Hippon Super - July 1993) https://twitter.com/nigmt/status/870227323013840898 Sekai no yōkai zen hyakka / 世界の妖怪全百科 https://twitter.com/ElectolPhin_4D/status/602922048243961856 SFX Puzzle Challenger https://twitter.com/kionovich/status/682478869308243972 Silent Bomber http://www.bandaigames.channel.or.jp/list/_vg/bom_ch.htm Sword World https://twitter.com/conayuki/status/736331964932710402 Uchūsen https://twitter.com/west_sin/status/748451715116986368 Valkyrie https://twitter.com/seitaiouji/status/522204996339646465 Warlock https://twitter.com/BARTOK_FOX/status/526997864275124224 Xanadu Game Books https://twitter.com/umdboy/status/708620138396790784

[trajectoryoflife]

We officially passed the 2019 mid-way point a few weeks ago, which is both hard to believe and not — just like how some moments pass so quickly you can hardly keep up and others creep along excruciatingly slowly. But, however quickly the time seemed to pass to get you here, here we all are.

If you haven’t noticed, a find much joy in planning and reflecting. I try to take time for this daily but, at the very least, do so weekly. Those activities tend to lean more tactical, which is why I do my best to take time to step back from the tactical and view through a more strategic lens via monthly reflections (in the form of posts here), quarterly/seasonal check-ins (e.g., wheel of life) and annual reviews and planning — and, in the case of this post — mid-year.

And, while I adore a good checklist (like, ADORE), it’s also important to check in a bit deeper than a bunch of crossed-off items. How am I doing? How is my soul doing? How do I feel about the year? Are things going the way I envisioned? If not, what is in my control to change? What do I need to just let go of? What should I start, stop or continue?

I won’t bore you with all of the details to the answers of the aforementioned questions but would challenge you to use them for your own mid-year check-in. What I will do is include a list of highlights for my year so far, because I can’t not (see above ADORING re checklists).

Highlights:

Reasons to celebrate: one-year wedding anniversary, two-year dating anniversary, hub’s birthday, the return of peonies and farmers’ markets

Adventures with the hubs: California + whale watching, Alaska + cruise, Seattle, Austin

Work trips: Las Vegas, Phoenix, Dallas, Austin

Just for fun: Rockies game, French high tea, theater (A Bronx Tale, Xanadu, A Play That Goes Wrong, Hello Dolly!), Dior exhibit (Denver Art Museum), DaVinci exhibit (Denver Nature and Science Museum), ice castles, book club

Self-care: spa days + massages + pampering, three therapy sessions, Growing the Good

Connecting with those we love: family visit + hosted, girls’ weekend + hosted, many dinners and drinks with local friends

Create: 20 blog posts, hosted five Weekend Writers/Denver Creates sessions

Career milestones: product go-lives (internal and enterprise-wide) + huge successes

Always be learning: Cooking class, fluid art class, Margaret Atwood Teaches Creative Writing

Welcomed to our family: New tree + foster pup

Read 30 books (favorite so far: Becoming)

Giving back: Children’s Hospital x2

Continued auest for less + donations

The difficult stuff: Paused writing group, post-achievement blues, passing of friend’s little one, battled horrible cold, healed after bike mishap

Looking forward to + the second half:

Camping

The return of autumn

Weddings, birthdays and other reasons to celebrate

Snuggles with the pup + hubs

Red Rocks shows

Connecting with friends + family

Thanksgiving adventure in Sedona

The unknowns + what is still to be planned

  halfway there: a mid-year check-in We officially passed the 2019 mid-way point a few weeks ago, which is both hard to believe and not -- just like how some moments pass so quickly you can hardly keep up and others creep along excruciatingly slowly.

[wilma-flintstones-mother]

THE WITCHES WITHNAIL & I THE WIZARD OF OZ WIZARDS A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE WONDERWALL XANADU Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN?  (x2) ZARDOZ

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars cheats & more for Nintendo 3DS (3DS)

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Also Known As: LEGO Star Wars 3: The Clone Wars

Genre: Action, 3D Platform

Developer: Traveller’s Tales

Publisher: Lucas Arts

ESRB Rating: Everyone

Release Date: March 27, 2011

Hints

How To Kill The Droidekas Easily With Jedi

It’s pretty easy to kill a Droideka (The droids with shields) with a Jedi. Just do a Jedi Slam and his shield will go out. Then just hit it with your lightsaber.

Cheats

Cheat Codes List

3F5L56 – Perfect Deflect

x1v4n2 – Dark Side

gchp7s – Fast Build

j46p7a – Invincibilty

csd5na – Minikit Detector

b1d3w3 – Super Speeders

yzphuv – Score X2

43t5e5 – Score X4

sebhgr – Score X6

byfsaq – Score X8

n1ckr1 – Score X10

6mz5ch – Stud Magnet

2d7jns – Regenerate Hearts

qd2c31 – Character Studs

bs828k – Super Saber Cut

c4es4r – Dual Wield

4gt3vq – Glow in the Dark

5u9fjk – Obi-Wan Kenobi (Geonosian Arena)

9aa4dw – Anakin Skywalker (Geonosian Arena)

sz824q – Padme Amidala (Geonosian Arena)

j9hnf9 – Obi-Wan Kenobi

f9vuyj – Anakin Skywalker

8x87u6 – Padme Amildala

smn259 – Commander Cody

csqtmb – Yoda

3neuxc – Lieutenant Thire

ayrec9 – Jek

4ptp53 – Rys

2vj9th – Ahsoka

mespts – Jar Jar Binks

mw3qyh – Captain Rex

rctflv – Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter

aka9bb – V-19 Torrent Starfighter

bnje79 – Waxer

q5q39p – Boil

8nvrwj – Mace Windu

jrpr2a – Commander Ponds

hgbctq – Ki-Adi-Mundi

pywj6n – Kit Fitso

5xzqsv – Commando Stone

2vg95b – Aayla Secura

c7m3du – Republic Gunship

7cb6ns – Commander Bly

vruvsz – Wag Too

mkuyq8 – Luminara Uunduli

btvtz5 – Barriss Offee

np5gtt – Clone Trooper

z87pau – R3-S6

rz5huv – R2-D2

bud4vu – Plo Koon

l4lcdv – Plo Koon’s Jedi Starfighter

574226 – C-3PO

zkxg43 – Nahdar Vebb

u25hfc – Commander Fil

wxutwy – Heavy Weapons Clone Trooper

eub8ug – Hevy

jb9e5s – Echo

g2bfen – Adi Gallia

wufdya – Eeth Koth

nhme85 – Cad Bane

m2v1jv – Aurra Sing

2klw5r – Robonino

g4n7c2 – Shahan Alama

4axty4 – HELIOS 3D

eabpcp – IG-86

qegu64 – Commando Droid

2kef2d – MagnaGuard

ewr7wm – Count Dooku

ng6pyx – Admiral Yularen

5kzq4d – Jango Fett

5mxsya – R4-P17

bjb94j – Neimoidian

5y7ma4 – Battle Droid

mjkdv5 – Super Battle Droid

c686pk – Gonk Droid

sm3y9b – LEP Servent Droid

2c8nhp – Gold Super Battle Droid

gd6fx3 – Captain Typho

zqrn85 – Queen Neeyutnee

j2jndd – Republic Dropship (Rapid Fire)

lsu4lj – Battle Droid Commander

5a7xyx – Hondo Hohnaka

bh2ehu – Pirate Ruffian

ea4e9s – Senator Kharrus

t4k5L4 – The Twilight

fyvshd – Tee Watt Kaa

hebhw5 – Turk Falso

j3mfjz – Republic Cruiser (Missiles & Torpedos)

u2t4sp – Probe Droid

r35y7n – Lurman Villager

pe7fgd – TX-20

gafzud – Geonosian Guard

mp9dre – Workout Clone Trooper

9u4tf3 – Bib Fortuna

qgenfd – Undead Geonosian

9muts2 – Destroyer Droid

xtl6y3 – Y-Wing Starfighter

g65kjj – Heavy Super Battle Droid

bet7cu – Medical Frigate (Torpedos)

77qejl – H-Type Nubian Yacht

7pmc3c – R6-H5

h68d3k – Kit Fitso’s Jedi Starfighter

bqcxwr – Republic Attack Shuttle

hq7bvd – Clone Pilot

s6grnz – MSE-6

hrx2uk – Jedi Shuttle

5c62yq – Sionver Boll

zy3ae2 – Arc-170 Starfighter (Rapid Fire)

gehx6c – Bail Organa

v4wmjn – Luxury Droid

db7zqn – Onaconda Farr

9q7yct – Senator Philo

s4y7vw – Senate Commando (Republic)

epbplk – Senate Commando

wsfzzq – Gammorean Guard

7fnu4t – General Grievous

yg9dd7 – Asajj Ventress

272y9q – Admiral Ackbar (Classic)

d8sngj – Captain Antilles (Classic)

66uu3t – Chewbacca (Classic)

kfdbxf – Han Solo (Classic)

eraewe – Lando Calrissian (Classic)

2d3d3l – Princess Leia (Classic)

pg73hf – Luke Skywalker (Classic)

ffbu5m – Obi-Wan Kenobi (Classic)

lkhd3b – Qui-Gon Jinn (Classic)

pzmqnk – Rebel Commando (Classic)

drglws – Wedge Antilles (Classic)

ty2byj – Bobba Fett (Classic)

fuw4c2 – Greedo (Classic)

qh68ak – Darth Maul (Classic)

qxy5xn – Darth Sidius (Classic)

fm4jb7 – Darth Vader (Classic)

nmjfbl – Darth Vader Battle Damaged (Classic)

egqq4v – Vader’s Apprentice (Classic)

5w6fgd – Imperial Guard (Classic)

7gfncq – Clone Shadow Trooper (Classic)

hpe7pz – Stormtrooper (Classic)

gc2xsa – Tuscan Raider (Classic)

mb9emw – Dr Nuvo Vindi

zp8xvh – Wat Tambor

tkcyuz – Lok Durd

4592wm – Poggle The Lesser

qfyxmc – Nute Gunray

4vvyqv – Whorm Loathsom

5c62yq – Chancellor Palpatine

NH2405 – Grand Moff Tarkin

mell07 – Savage Opress

z7h46t – AT-RT

aa279h – AT-AP Walker

vbezez – AT-TE

p8z9m5 – RX-200 Tank

ymwv33 – BARC Speeder

rylvnw – Super Tank

c9prkp – AAT

nacmgg – Dwarf Spider Droid

t7xf9z – Hailfire Droid

7nec36 – OG-9 Homing Spider Droid

59uu88 – STAP

3nqgyL – Pirate Speeder Tank

3re9xv – Starhawk Speeder Bike

25fmvt – Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter

kddqvd – Slave I

xpy46k – Stealth Ship (Missiles + Torpedos)

7rl23g – Soulless One (Rapid Fire)

jsbljs – Trident Assault Craft (Missiles + Torpedos)

pj2u3r – Geonosian Solar Sailor

npgg24 – Hyena Bomber

7w7k7s – Vulture Droid

edenec – Geonosian Starfighter

6lt4ql – Neimodian Shuttle

z567hr – Pirate Saucer (Missiles)

hj5hhd – Magnaguard Starfighter

lq2svt – Xanadu Blood (Rapid Fire)

mhg3xb – The Halo (Rapid Fire)

Unlockables

Unlockable Characters

You can collect all 10 Minikit pieces in the corresponding level to unlock the corresponding character for purchase at the Minikit Room:

Admiral Ackbar: Gungun General

Boba Fett: Grievous Intrigue

Captain Antilles: Innocents Of Ryloth

Chewbacca: The Zillo Beast

Clone Shadow Trooper: Blue Shadow Virus

Darth Maul: Rookies

Darth Sidious: Geonosian Arena

Darth Vader: Legacy Of Terror

Darth Vader (Battle Damaged): Ambush!

Greedo: The Hidden Enemy

Han Solo: Duel Of The Droids

Imperial Guard: Castle Of Doom

Lando Calrissian: Shadow Of Malevolence

Luke Skywalker: Weapons Factory

Obi-Wan Kenobi (Episode IV): Jedi Crash

Princess Leia: Battle Of Geonosis

Qui-Gon Jinn: Storm Over Ryloth

Rebel Commando: Lair Of Grievous

Stormtrooper: Liberty On Ryloth

Tusken Raider: Hostage Crisis

Vader’s Apprentice: Defenders Of Peace

Wedge Antilles: Destroy Malevolence

Easter eggs

Currently we have no easter eggs for LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars yet. If you have any unlockables please feel free to submit. We will include them in the next post update and help the fellow gamers. Remeber to mention game name while submiting new codes.

Glitches

Currently we have no glitches for LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars yet. If you have any unlockables please feel free to submit. We will include them in the next post update and help the fellow gamers. Remeber to mention game name while submiting new codes.

Guides

Currently no guide available.

[hvly]

no seriously. Love Danganronpa to death but writing for it is a hassle n a half ??? Who's ur fave? (But no bully cause mine is byakuya 💀💀 down disastrous for like half the cast, but him and Nagito??? Eat me up)

occult freak korekiyo 🤭. hajime and kazuichi are close seconds tho.

[hvly]

is Deku going bye bye a death fic because it's so ominous,, that's the one I voted for ,

maybe maybe not, but APPARENTLY no one wants their little fee fee hurt.

[hvly]

yoooo i'm so dumb but judging by your recent post, was today your bday? :0

if so happy birthday! or happy belated birthday at least haha ♡♡♡

my birthday was actually last tuesday but i’ve been plastered every day since then 💀 but thank you !!!

[hvly]

i chuckled

i am pretty funny, arent i 🤭🤭🤭?

[hvly]

it is a sign, start playing rn so i can come steal your mats

what’s a mat 🧍🏾‍♀️? is that a currency in the game?

[hvly]

The satin pillow case was oddly specific…Are you writing from experience 😏?

i watched a porn video of a dude plowing his pillow and thought “that’s oikawa”. purely observational writing

[hvly]

I’m in LOVE with Virgin!Oikawa already 🥺🥺 do you have anymore headcanons for him?

i could probably dig something up from the recesses of my mind.