Haitus... wait no!

It has been just over a month since I last posted. Things have been busy, money is hard to find, so I have little new game information to pass on. I got Lemmings for the PSP. They have all the original levels from the old SNES version, which is great cause I always wanted to get that, but was never able to find it. There are new levels, as well as player created levels you can download. Couple this with a snazzy 3D, colourful interface and you have a hit... well to me anyway :P.

I've also finished the New Super Mario Bros, and am slowing working my way towards getting all the Star Coins, which will unlock Expert mode I believe. Gonna start playing more of them multiplayer at work, see who I can't make cry!

What else have I been doing, ah yes! I've gotten back into A Tale in the Desert. Have some big plans for that again, of the obelisk persuation of course! :) For details... well, you'll just have to wait and see!

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