Okay, okay. I will try to stop being so publically enamored with DS apps. Until then, have some!

Take a look at this picture. See the guy in the middle hiding behind his sign?

I would say that I found him first, but the guy behind him in the fake beard must be CIA.

I messed around with Pocket Physics for the DS some more today. Decided to record another video to post here for your enjoyment. I’ll warn you, though: it’s pretty brutal.

So as everyone who’s been around myself or Sokk’ would know, we just went through sick season. Now I thought since I got sick enough at the beginning of the season I’d be fine the rest of the way, but you know what they say about assuming. So here I am stuck in the dark room, my computer n television my only salvation from cabin fever.

Aside from chatting it up online and watching [Adult Swim], there’s not much else to do since this computer can’t really handle too many high system resource games without crashing. I’d draw but I just can’t seem to focus on anything without falling asleep , or go long enough without getting into a coughing fit. So for now I guess I’ll just rant, cause some more chaos on the net, and clean up my desktop on this infernal contraption.

Hopefully I’ll be well enough soon to go out n snap some shots n draw some stuff again soon so I won’t have to do blogs.

Welcome to my very first “feature”!

Getting the most out of my hardware has always been important to me. I’m rarely satisfied with “the way things are”, so I’ll go out of my way to modify my hardware. Things can always be better, right? Right!

Such is the case with my new DS Lite that I was given as an early Christmas present.  I had been wanting one for quite a while but I’d never been able to bring myself to shell out the $130 just for… a handheld. However, it was worth every penny of my brother’s money. There were several games I had been itching to play…

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Okay, well, maybe not, but I do like this one. I am, of course, a bit biased as it was created by some students of a friend of mine. Although, I have to say, the video contains the best use of a shooting star effect that I’ve ever seen. You can see my friend, Finnie, next to his fly, fly rims about a minute or two into the video. He was also the person doing the camera work.

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