Majora's Mask 3D--New Saving Method

For all you Majora's Mask fans (myself including).

They've thus announced since this article that they're running along with the new saving method in the upcoming MM remake..


http://www.zeldainformer.com/news/majoras-mask-3d-might-feature-a-new-saving-method#.VLGjQD8GFQ

Apparently, commenters are saying they're glad for this since they 'had a problem' with the old way.
Honestly, I never did. I usually get past the small things like this and work around my environment pretty quickly. Certain games just go about certain aspects differently; in this case, you had to save the game via the statue and you can either revert time or create a temporary save.
I had no issue with it at all. I actually created a system; when you start a new day, if you want to progress through the story mode, fine, do it and then dump your stuff off so you can play the Song of Time and turn the game off. I always turned in all my Rupees over to the banker and whatever items I had, pft, they're fairly easy to obtain, so no biggy. And then I was done.
People complain way too much. ;P
Just get with the program, gosh. haha

---and this is another seemingly meaningless post done by le Character Queen. Good night, folks---

So (to the fans) did YOU have a problem with the old way? You already know my answer!

HNNNNN, this is totally something I am excited for that I will absolutely NOT be able to have!! ;_;

Chibi madness!!

Here are those glorious SRH Chibi pics I promised you guys!

Most of my Chibis are old, but some are new.

I welcome you to the land of the Chibis. Where my items are incredibly larger than my Chibis and my Chibis are incredibly smaller than my items.

First off, I finally got around to painting that box and successfully turned it into a little T.A.R.D.I.S. :)



The top of the box was turned into the front of the T.A.R.D.I.S.
The front of the box, I did something a little clever; painted the opposite ends of the row of hearts red to make them Timelord hearts. ;)



I know this will make you guys hate me, but, yep.



No shame!

Here a few shots of the T.A.R.D.I.S. infront of my desk lamp that I thought looked pretty cool.




Whilst intending to only create Chibi Rose and Chibi Clara, I got a little carried away and made all the female companions. *hides under table* And then I saw a chibi T.A.R.D.I.S.



*bows head in shame* It had to be done.

Now for the Chibis!



Chibi 10 has arrived in Chibi land!



Chibi 9...is lost. He has no idea where he is.



Chibi 11 has fashionably arrived in his lovely blue time-traveling box.



Chibi Master has hi-jacked the T.A.R.D.I.S. and intends to enslave the people of Chibi land.

Just kidding, this T.A.R.D.I.S. was a trap decoy type thing Chibi Doctor set up.
Chibi Master is stuck.



Chibi Rose Tyler!



Chibi Clara Oswald!



Chibi Amy Pond!



Chibi Donna Noble!



Chibi Martha Jones accidentally parked the T.A.R.D.I.S. at my desk.
It's all good, though.

I have crafted a Chibi version of the Clown Car for Chibi King Bowser.
All hail Chibi King Koopa!





Chibi Bowser doesn't know what to make of this blue box.



Chibi Bowser doesn't know what to make of giant Sonic.



Chibi Mario and Luigi are about to witness a kidnapping!
(maybe it wasn't such a good idea to craft that Clown Car, after all..)



Chibi Master thinks he's found the real T.A.R.D.I.S...



Whoop! No, he hasn't.
Chibi Master is terribly furious with Chibi Doctor.

More Chibi pics coming soon!

Animal Crossing Review

"Animal Crossing" was a game I adored when I was younger and even still do to an extent. It's a simple, life simulation game where you just, well, live life. You have friends, go shopping, catch fish and bugs, collect things, decorate your house...it's just life.

That's what I loved about the game. So many games have you level up and then the game would just end there. Animal Crossing always has something for you do. There are always people to talk to, things to buy at Tom Nook (the raccoon who owns the only store in town)'s shop, you have to pay off your mortgage, collect everything to put in the museum..there's just so much stuff to do.

I liked a lot of the characters in the game. I hated how Tom Nook made you work a job to pay off your loan, but it was actually nice and he was a lovable character. The Abel sisters (Mabel and Sabel, who own the tailor) were cool, and even Resetti had his moments (I hated how he came whenever you reset the game and scolded you for it, but he was so over-exagerrated it was actually funny). I always like Blathers, the owl who worked at the museum, and Pelly, the post officer pelican who worked during the daytime (her evil sister, Phillis, is another story). Even some of the unplayable neighbors were really good friends of mine. And K.K. Slider, the guitar-singing dog who came out on Saturday nights, was a cool cat (or dog, I guess...) And who could forget Rover, the lovable cat who would greet you whenever you went on the train to visit new towns?

I really enjoyed selling items to Tom Nook. That dude would literally buy anything from you. From fish to bugs to fruit, he'd be there. That was my way of making money (or "bells", the money in the game); you could get no job (you got a job at the beginning to pay off your loan since you started off with no money, but of course you wouldn't get paid for that), so that was the only way of making money. The only thing Tom wouldn't buy would be trash and maybe a few select others, but he'd buy at least 99% of anything you could find.

I loved putting items on display in the museum. It was so much fun. I mainly would go fishing to put my catches on display (if they already had them, I'd sell them to Tom Nook). Catching bugs was a little tricker, because you had to sneak up on them, but I still would try. You could also dig up fossils and have Blathers indentify it, and then you could put it in the museum (but if it was already donated, Tom Nook would buy it for a lot of money). There were also paintings, which were the rarest things to find. Tom Nook would seldom sell it, but you could sometimes find them. The easiest way to get them would be to buy them from a fox named Red, who would occasionally put up his tent in town and sell his stuff. Of course Red sold things at the black market, but still...

Traveling to different towns was another of my pastimes. Since all you needed were different memory cards to make an AC world, my siblings and I had several memory cards and made lots of different towns and characters. I would visit there and see what they had differently (that's another thing I loved about the game; every town was unique). They would have different neighbors, different native fruit fruit (each town has one), different locations of everything...it was just cool.

I don't want to say this purely on nostalgic feeling, but I felt as if the very first "Animal Crossing", simply titled "Animal Crossing", was better than the follow-ups. I loved all the things you could do in the first one: you could use these codes at Tom Nook's shop to get exclusive outfits and stuff, you could play NES games through the game (it was a game in a game), your gyroid could sell stuff, you could go on the train and visit friends if you had a memory card, you could ask neighbors if they needed your help, there was a police station that had lost and found things you could get...it just had so much fun stuff in it.

I hate how I didn't like the other games as much. "Wild World", the DS version, didn't have the police station anymore and overall wasn't as good as the first. The Wii version,"City Folk" took away choosing what you wanted to say to the neighbors and other things I loved; it lost my interest quickly. I haven't played "Wild Leaf" yet, but I'm not sure I would like it as much.

Of course, there were things better in the newer ones. Like in "Wild World", you didn't have to wear the hat that, for some reason, you couldn't take off in AC. And I loved how you could save whenever you wanted instead of going ALL the way over to your gyroid in the game. I also liked how you could customize more with your outfits in "City Folk" at the tailor (you could make your sleeves different than the other parts). And it looks cool how you can swim in "Wild Leaf".

One flaw in all the AC games, unfortunately is that the game gets boring after awhile. I'd say after a month or so (like most people say), it gets boring. Maybe awhile after a month, but at least a month. It's just that, after awhile, you've done everything you want to there, and then you're just sitting there like, "Eh, I don't feel like playing".

But it seems to be a period of time after using it constantly. When I haven't played it in awhile, I want to play it again. And then I get bored and stop. Most video games get boring after awhile, anyway, so I'm not sure how you would overcome that. And overall I enjoyed "Animal Crossing".

Nintendo officially shutting off internet access for Wii and Nintendo DS

Breaking news! Nintendo is officially shutting the door on Wifi access for the Wii and DS, slated to happen on May 20th.
Here's the full article...

Update: Nintendo has released a statement to Polygon confirming that users will still be able to Wii, DS and DSi games in offline mode. “Other online functionality on Wii and Nintendo DS, such as access to the Wii Shop Channel, the Nintendo DSi Shop and video-on-demand services, are also not affected at this time,” according to Nintendo. The global termination of the service will take place May 20, 2014 worldwide.

Online play for 3DS and Wii U will be unaffected, aside from Wii U’s Wii mode and “DS games played on Nintendo 3DS family systems.”

Original article: Wi-Fi service for Wii and DS will be shutting down as of May 20, Nintendo of Japan announced on Wednesday.

The shutdown will affect the likes of online play, matchmaking and leaderboards for DS/DSi and Wii users alike. However, the Wii Shop Channel and DSi Shop will remain unaffected for the time being, along with the Wii’s Delivery Channel, Hulu, Netflix, Internet Channel and YouTube. View the full list of games affected by the service’s shutdown after the jump.

A long list of Nintendo-published games that utilize online features will be affected following the cancellation of Nintendo’s Wi-Fi service for Wii and DS/DSi. The full list of games includes:

Wii

• Animal Crossing: Let’s Go to the City
• Battalion Wars 2
• Boom Street
• Endless Ocean
• Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep
• Mario Kart Wii
• Mario Sports Mix
• Mario Strikers Charged Football
• Pokémon Battle Revolution
• Samurai Warriors 3
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl
• The Last Story
• Trauma Center New Blood

Wii Ware

• Dr. Mario & Germ Buster
• Excitebike World Challenge
• LONPOS
• MaBoShi: The Three Shape Arcade
• ThruSpace High Velocity 3D Puzzle
• WarioWare: Do It Yourself-Showcase

Other

• Wii Speak

Nintendo DS/DSi games

• 100 Classic Book Collection
• Advance Wars: Dark Conflict
• Animal Crossing: Wild World
• Clubhouse Games
• Custom Robo Arena
• Diddy Kong Racing DS
• Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
• Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
• Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon
• Mario Kart DS
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem!
• Metroid Prime Hunters
• Nintendo presents: Style Boutique
• Picross DS
• Pokémon Black Version
• Pokémon Black Version 2
• Pokémon Conquest
• Pokémon Diamond
• Pokémon HeartGold Version
• Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness
• Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
• Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time
• Pokémon Pearl
• Pokémon Platinum Version
• Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs
• Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia
• Pokémon SoulSilver Version
• Pokémon White Version
• Pokémon White Version 2
• Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box
• Professor Layton and the Curious Village
• Professor Layton and the Last Specter
• Professor Layton and the Lost Future
• Star Fox Command
• Tenchu: Dark Secret
• TETRIS DS
• The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
• WarioWare: Do It Yourself

Nintendo DSiWare games

• Metal Torrent
• Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
• Sujin Taisen: Number Battle
  
  Source: gengame.net