I was trying to change my guitar string (high E) for the first time, and I accidentally broke it :(((((((((((((((((((((

So I just came back from Gamestop with Golden Sun and Golden Sun The Lost Age! :D I still haven't played either although Golden Sun is in my DS right now >_> So.. yeah :P

I bought an Epiphone DR100 Acoustic Guitar yesterday from Guitar Center and I love it! I can't really play it well though and I only know a few chords (C Major and G Major) but I'm sure that with some practice I can start playing some songs.

I recently got $100 of spending money. I'll use this money on gaming of course. Short blog post has ended :D

Ok, so I looked at the new gamespot wide. I didn't participate in the Beta, so it was a bit shocking to see this change. There have been some mildly major graphical differences over the previous version of Gamespot, I have noticed. I personally dislike them. There is some pros to it though. So here's a list:

Cons:

- Interface is plainer

- Too MUCH GRAY!

So basically what I'm saying here is that the interface is just plain ugly. There are a few pros however:

Pros:

+ Easy to contact friends while browsing through the forums

+ Easy to see and click buttons

+ Displays other related boards and unions/union search engine

Despite the number of pros outnumbering the cons, I still believe Gamespot Wide was a change for the worse. And like my friend Gamberboy's blog post stated "Gamespot Wide is being forced upon us". And that is one of the main things I do not understand why Gamespot decided to do.

The pros are simply some small nice features added to make it easier to do some tasks. However, they simply do not outweigh the blindly unappealing interface that Gamespot has forced upon us.

I just posted my 1000th forum post about...5 minutes ago!

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So, I'm now a Ring King! :D According to a recent post... Although, my profile says I'm still "Toobin'".. But anyway Yay!

This blog post is currently unneccessary :P

But hey, so are most blog posts :D

So, I got Pokemon Diamond about 1 and a half weeks ago and I already have more than 22 hours on it. It's really fun. Just 2 flaws though.

1. I got a battle a dude every 5 seconds. But I guess that part of Pokemon's nature

2. No autosave

And aside from these moderate flaws, the game is great. Some exploration. Yeah it'll keep you busy for dozens of hours.

So, this is really a reccomendation blog post ^^

Well I got the internet channel a few days ago. Its not really good for games. If you want to just surf the internet or watch vids on youtube then I think you should get, especially if the PC(s) are/is usually occupied. I personally like it. And its only 500 points. But probably my only complaints are its lack of flash memory and a good flash player. The channel does not run any site, document, program; etc. that requires anything more than Flash Player 7. Also if the site or program does meet the above requirement buts runs on a high amount of flash memory, a message will pop up stating that you do not have enough flash memory and it will give you the option to attempt to reload the page. I know this may sound like a major drawback, but like I said earlier, its useful if the PC(s) are occupied and/or light web surfing. Btw I'm posting all of this on the internet channel on my wii lol :D