Today, I was voting in the round 1b of the All Time Greatest Game Villian competition.

One of the votes I made actually evened out the total votes 50/50.

The vote count on the bottom was the EXACT same number on each side!

I thought this was pretty cool so I decided to save a picture of it.
But when I took the picture:

Well now you can't see the vote count?!

So I tried to take the picture again.
Sadly I accidentely pressed the backspace button on my keyboard instead.
Which took me back to the previous page.

When I went back to that page, of course, some other people have voted
and the tie was broken before I could prove that I made it...

By the way, the reason I only showed part of the voting page is because I'm using a nice little tablet PC.
And I cant take the pic without the keyboard and the my virtual keyboard takes up half the screen.

Also note that Team Rocket is no way a good villian.

I only voted for them because I didn't know the other guy.
(I really didn't care to look in the villian biographysection)

The 3 Wii games I wanted to get since E3 2010 are:

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Metroid: Other M

Kirby's Epic Yarn

Now Zelda is just a realy great series I've never heard of a bad Zelda game.
So Skyward Sword would be a great solid choice.

On the other hand, I've never really played Metroid (Just Samus in SSBB)
and it looks really awesome. I really want to play it myself.

Kirby has a lot of pros and cons.
First off it's probably the easiest Nintendo series out there.
But it's one of the most fun series of Nintendo, too.
And it looks like it will have multiplayer, which is an added bonus.
Also this is pretty much the first Kirby game for the Wii.

....I guess I'll just read the reviews when the games actually come out.

I currently have all the silver prints in the Battle Frontier.
I just lost my streak of 34 in the Battle Castle. Which was awful because I ranked up 3 times.
I also currently have a streak of 90 in the Battle Hall And a current streak of 27 in the the rest of the Battle Facilities.
The hardest one is of course the Battle Tower where I need to get my 100-Streak.
This is the team I use for the most part:



Gengar@Focus Sash (Timid)
EVs 252 Sp. Attack/252 Spd/4 HP
-Shadow Ball
-Focus Blast
-Thunderbolt
-Explosion
This move set is great especially with a Focus Sash.
I can just attack with powerful moves and 1HKO or 2HKO most of the time.
If I get hit with a move that even only does half damage I use Explosion right away. The only down side is Focus Blast's unreliable accuracy.

Weavile@Chople Berry
EVs 252 Attack/252 Spd/4 HP
-Pursuit
-Ice Shard
-Brick Break
-Night Slash

I originally trained this one for online battles. Even though it has incredible speed this ,it has failed most of the time.
All because of paralysis cutting speed. That's why I have Ice Shard. But Ice Shard never did much damage either.
So I was thinking of changing Ice Shard to a a better Ice move and Pursuit to a better priority move.

Starmie@Expert Belt (Timid)
Ability: Natural Cure EVs 252 Sp. Attack/252 Spd/ 4 Sp. Def
-Surf
-Thunderbolt
-Ice Beam
-Hidden Power Fighting
This Starmie can take care if at least 13 of the 17 types, and expert belt backs it up.
The only problem it might have is dealing with electric types.

And finally I use this Pokemon in the battle hall:

Porygon-Z@Choice Specs (Modest)
Ability: Adaptability EVs 252 Sp. Attack/252 Spd/ 4 HP
-Tri Attack
-Hidden Power Ground
-Ice Beam
-Dark Pulse

Tri Attack hits hard. Especially with the Choice Specs. So far my Porygon-Z has always gone first to attack. Except once where this Jolteon hit me. But it's pretty durable and only did 40% damage with his STAB Thunderbolt.

What do you think of my team?

While going after my 100 Battle Tower win streak I releaized that there's no way I could win with the Pokemon I had and I've resorted to my one and only option-EV training.
I've heard about it before, but I thought it was just too boring (having to defeat the same Pokemon over and over again)
But then I found out what the Pokerus really does. And I read about the Power Items. With those two on a pokemon I can cut the time it takes to train by 90% (instead of fighting about 250 magikarps, I just kill 25 of'em)

But then I found out about IV Breeding.
It's where you breed two pokemon withonemax IV each
(IVs are like natural talent on one stat)to get a child pokemon with 2 Max IVs.

What really made this easy for me is the fact that someone on the HGSS Trading Boards generouslygave me a free shiny ditto with allmax IVs.

I made this team after all this hard work (all at lv 100):

Smeargle (Lead)
Ability: Own Tempo
Moves: Spore/Stealth Rock/Spikes/U-Turn
Item: Focus Sash

Gengar (Special Sweeper)
Ability: Levitate
Moves: Shadow Ball/Thunderbolt/Focus Blast/Pain Split
Item: Life Orb

Absol (Physical Sweeper)
Ability: Super Luck
Moves: Sucker Punch/Night Slash/Arial Ace/Super Power
Item: Choice Band

Porygon-Z (Special Sweeper)
Ability: Adaptability
Moves: Tri Attack/Thunderbolt/Ice Beam/Dark Pulse
Item: Choice Specs

Gardevoir (Support)
Ability: Trace
Moves: Wish/Wil'oWisp/Psychic/Thunderbolt
Item: Leftovers

Blissey (Special Wall/Staller)
Ability: Natural Cure
Moves: Toxic/Protect/Softboiled/Flamethrower
Item: Leftovers

Smeargle has the job to set up Stealth Rock and Spikes wich give a big advantage.
Spore helps him do that. The sweepers are just there to wipe out the enemy (they have really high attacking stats)

Gardevoir helps the sweepers with Wish, but it has a decent Sp. Attack so it may deal a bit of damage too.

Blissey has a different type of battling in which it poisons the foe with toxic then trys to survive with Softboiled and Protect until the Poisoning eats them up. It also has flamethrower toget a super-effective hit on posion-immune steel types.

I think this is a great team. The only thing I might change is Smeargle's U-Turn to Destiney Bond.
But then he won't have an attacking move so he gone if somebody uses Taunt.

Along with Soul Silver, I've also taken the time to finish up anything unbeaten in my SSBB game.

I already:

-Unlocked all characters/stages beat the adventure mode
-Cleared about 80% of the challanges
-Got over 400 diferent trophies and over 400 different stickers
-Have almost all CDs

The only thing really keft is beating All-Star mode and 100-man brawlwith all characters and Boss Battles, too.

There is a challange that requires me to beat Boss Battles on Intense difficulty.
That one is the kind that makes me throw the wiimote at the tv screen...

So just the other day I found my fifth shiny leaf (if you dont know what sat is look it up!)
And got my fourth star on my trainer card

Seeing how Ive done all I can in the game
I decided to squeeze every last bit of gameplay out.

The last star requires me to get a 100 battle tower win streak...

Well right now I'm at a point where I have beatenpretty muchevery game I own.

All I have left for the wiiis the Last level of Super Mario Galaxy 2
(Grandmaster Galaxy - Perfect Run)

And then Mario & Luigi RPG2 for the DS
(I beat Bowser's Inside Story first)

....

So...

Does anyone know any good Mario, Pokemon, Kirby,or Zelda games?

Nintendo 3DS Nintendo 3DS

I can't wait for it.

I hope it's as good as it sounds.

I'm sure this has happened to you or someone you know...

The L button on my Nintendo DSi stopped working...
What really bugs me is that it's always the L button never the R.
I have had a 2 DS lites and an original Nintendo DS before this one...all had the same problem.

With all my blind fury, I popped out the L button right off!

I had to remove the entire outer casing of the DS before I could put it back on.
I couldn't figure out how to put that tiny little spring that was with it...

So know I have to pull the button up every time I press it.
At least it works.

So a few weeks ago I decided to get into my old Animal Crossing: Wild World game.
I noticed that every single time I start the game, all I do is find the daily"money rock," check out Nook's shop, and catch a few bugs and fish along the way. It always gets too repetitive after about two weeks, then I leave the game alone for a while until I miss it and reset it again. Every now and then, a holiday would pop up and things would get different. The waiting time in between is too long though.

I decided to do it differently this time...

This time, I planned on one goal-get the golden tools.
More specifically, the golden watering can.
As soon as I got into the game, I mapped out all the acres and bought as many flowers as I can day after day.
It took me about five days to go through the whole "Perfect Town" process (if you haven't played Animal Crossing, or don't know about a Perfect Town then LOOK IT UP!) After achieving the Perfect Town status all I had to do was keep it perfect for sixteen days.

Day one went great! So did Day 2...and Day 3.
Not to mention how much hybrid flowers I got on Days 4, 5, and 6.

Everything was as it should be, up until Day 13 (thirteen is an unlucky number).

That was when some weird system glitch or screw-up reset the clock on my DS.
That means, I was playing Animal Crossing on January 1st, 2000.
I switched off my DS without thinking when I saw the date (I can't believe I didn't think the snow was suspicious),
then jumped up 10 years to May 1st, 2010.

The result: A nice lecture from Resetti and a whole lot of weeds. (Ten years worth of weeds)

On top of that, I was so frustrated that I reset my whole town right away...forgetting that I still had other mini-goals like the stash of money I saved, and all I donated to the museum!

...I felt sad.
And Resetti's pep-talk didn't help much.