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I happened to check Rpgamer.com a few minutes ago and noticed that FFIII:DS comes out today (I haven't really been keeping track...). I'm probably just being too over-emotional, but this day feels rather historic in the RPG world - the last Final Fantasy that wasn't released in the US is finally here. I checked, and it's been approximately 16.5 years since FFIII was released in Japan - well, better late than never, I guess. XD I mean sure, I played it years ago on a translated ROM and I won't be buying this version anytime soon (lack of a DS... and lack of time to play. woe.), but it's still cool to think that it's here. It's sort of a pity that the original version of the game will never make it here, most likely (how hard would it have been to include the orignal version in the new game, really...?), but the new version looks pretty spiffy. Hopefully I'll get to play it someday.
3 FF games in the past 2 weeks, 2 of which are new to the US (FFXII and FFIII:DS) and one of which only ever made it here in a mangled fashion (FFV Advance) - makes me miss the days when I could play all the time... I haven't really been into gaming as much the last few years, largely because of a. lack of time during school, b. other interests take up my free time, and c. i'm lazy., but I still get excited hearing about games and still want to play when I get the chance. I'm way behind on all the games I'm playing, but I still plan to ask for either FFXII or Disgaea 2 for Christmas (leaning towards the latter - FFXII will be easy enough to find for years to come, and it'll get cheap fairly quickly, whereas Disgaea 2 will start disappearing soon...). I am sorely tempted by FFXII, though - it's been getting fantastic reviews, and hell, it's FFXII! We've been waiting for this game for years, and it's finally here... and I really can't justify the time or money to get it. Part of me, too, is still a bit uncertain about it - but most of the reviews have said that the game is nothing like (and much better than) anything we've seen of it to this point, including the demo. I plan to give it a chance eventually, but can't do it yet.
And... I'm procrastinating. Back to my Farscape paper... it's due tomorrow at 9, so I need to get moving. Up to 5 pages, need about 12 - and I'm still blathering on about the context, haven't even gotten to analysing the series itself! Ehehehe. baaack to work.
3 FF games in the past 2 weeks, 2 of which are new to the US (FFXII and FFIII:DS) and one of which only ever made it here in a mangled fashion (FFV Advance) - makes me miss the days when I could play all the time... I haven't really been into gaming as much the last few years, largely because of a. lack of time during school, b. other interests take up my free time, and c. i'm lazy., but I still get excited hearing about games and still want to play when I get the chance. I'm way behind on all the games I'm playing, but I still plan to ask for either FFXII or Disgaea 2 for Christmas (leaning towards the latter - FFXII will be easy enough to find for years to come, and it'll get cheap fairly quickly, whereas Disgaea 2 will start disappearing soon...). I am sorely tempted by FFXII, though - it's been getting fantastic reviews, and hell, it's FFXII! We've been waiting for this game for years, and it's finally here... and I really can't justify the time or money to get it. Part of me, too, is still a bit uncertain about it - but most of the reviews have said that the game is nothing like (and much better than) anything we've seen of it to this point, including the demo. I plan to give it a chance eventually, but can't do it yet.
And... I'm procrastinating. Back to my Farscape paper... it's due tomorrow at 9, so I need to get moving. Up to 5 pages, need about 12 - and I'm still blathering on about the context, haven't even gotten to analysing the series itself! Ehehehe. baaack to work.
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Ok. If we find a gift wrapping store we can get it wrapped too. ;p But that's not the unedited version.. Does this really matter for Farscape?
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Unedited version bwah? Never heard of anything like that... I don't think there's such a thing; there's only one version (though a number of DVD versions - the original multiple-sets (I think like 10 or something per season), the ridiculously expensive boxsets (seriously, we're talking $150!) and the new Starburst editions (3 per season, everything the old ones had plus new extras). That one's a Starburst edition.
And it's a waste of money to get it gift wrapped, lol... you can if you want, though, then I'll pretend to look surprised at dinner. :)
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Yeah, I was looking at the botton of that website where it lists various characteristics of the DVD and it said "Unedited Version: N," but I guess they just put that there even if there's only one version. Maybe.
Oh, I was thinking you'd open it right there in the gift wrapping store.
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Yeah, afaik there's no edited/unedited version. :)
Lol, how pointless is that? XD XD Nah, if we do it then I'll open it with my other presents so the others can see me get it and pretend to be surprised. Though it might be amusing to see the clerk's face when I rip open the wrapping s/he just did. ;p
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Exactly. There is a high chance that it might turn into one of those funny stories that you end up telling other people.
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It will be full of lol.
And then you'll get to tell Jane and everyone about it over dinner. :O
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Still not happening though, heh.
I'm looking through other people's pictures of the cruise.. want to make a scrapbook. :) Maybe even by next week, if I can work it. Got some cute pics already, including one with me and 3 of my friends that someone took, an adorable one of Jonathon in a Santa hat, and a cute picture of when the main organizer Jeremy proposed to his girlfriend in front of everyone, overseen by Ron Glass. :) It was so sweet... oh, and a funny pic of the Bedlam Bards playing while wearing Jayne hats. Good stuff.
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Hm.. I thought you went on the cruise alone?
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I did, but I met lots of people. There were 200+ Browncoats there, after all. :) A group of them adopted me in the hotel as I was checking in and we went out to lunch together. Browncoats are awesome that way - they're like a big extended family. They welcome you with a hug. :) Even being alone (although I had a roommate), I never really felt lonely because I was always around really amazing and friendly people and I got along quite well with several of them.