The Psychiatric Ward

Will sounds almost exactly like my best friend, so I'm not too nervous, but I have to call him when my parents aren't here...and I normally prefer to ask him before I call him.

I really wanna call you, but my parents would have to be gone too.

Glaceon said:

My parents don't even want me calling you guys...they're so damn paranoid about talking to people I've met on the internet...

They should be paranoid. Everyone knows there's perverts on the interwebz... like me. :3

Glitchy, the game was kinda a phail. I mean, this is all I can write for it so far...

Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is yet another game in this seemingly never ending and drawn out series of games featuring a small male with pointy ears and a green hat. It was released in December of 2009 on the Nintendo DS for the enjoyment of all the small children who have stumbled across this series and the older fans that just refuse to give up on it.

The game brings back all of the important ones from the previous game; Phantom Hourglass. Even though I'm pretty sure the games have no direct relationship to each other, they've managed to fit the characters in just fine. Link and Zelda are an obvious comeback couple for this game, seeing as the whole thing just about revolves around them.

So let me start out by writing up a small summary of what the storyline of this game has. The game starts out with a small little story told in what looks to be a child's book with words on the screen. Music plays, story draws on telling of a great evil that has been crushed in the past (Wow, big shock there), and the screen zooms out to show Link dressed in normal clothes. You proceed a bit further doing normal stuff as usual for this series and finally get the good old green and tan suit that makes Link look like a Keebler Elf. Keep going with this for a little while and the real fun starts. As usual, Zelda finds herself in trouble and the little 3 foot tall guy has to come save the day and shut down the big old bad guys with a magical sword... sound familiar? Yeah, any more info would ruin this little story so I do believe I'll stop here.

They should be paranoid. Everyone knows there's perverts on the interwebz... like me. :3

I know and I know. Perv.

:3

My parents are paranoid about me even E-mailing you guys. :(

Yea...the whole reason I got a new e-mail was so you couldn't e-mail me. Or so they think. I still advise you don't e-mail me, or I could get in major trouble...

Forgoten_Scars said:

Glaceon said:

My parents don't even want me calling you guys...they're so damn paranoid about talking to people I've met on the internet...

They should be paranoid. Everyone knows there's perverts on the interwebz... like me. :3

Glitchy, the game was kinda a phail. I mean, this is all I can write for it so far...

Review removed due to DSi Character limit.

Just one tiny missing detail: TRAINS!
Half the game is based on locomotives, and the pre-final boss is even a giant train (with the first phase of the final boss using it as a battlefield). If there's one thing to forget, make sure it's not trains.

Trains goes in the gameplay section of the review since I have plenty to say about them.

I still feel bad about that, Glai.

Then it's pretty good so far :P

Sam, don't worry about it. It was my fault that incident happened.

Don't worry about something that's long past.

Only problem is, it's only about 2,000 characters. I don't submit reviews unless I can say 10,000 characters about it.

Just talk about the minor details, keep it as in depth as possible, and give away the first section of gameplay. You'll hit your minimum in no time.

Okay.

But how was it your fault?

I will, it'll just take time to think of all the stuff because I'm tired and a bit brain dead at the moment.

Teru Mikami said:

Okay.

But how was it your fault?

Even though I hate bringing up a very old and forgotten incident, I threatened to close TGRP so you e-mailed me. It contained alot of profanity that my dad saw cause stupid me left my e-mail up.

I'm sorry, but I'm profane for reasons. I hear it a lot, I repeat it a lot.

I admit, I laughed. Obama joke = funny.
http://www.boondocksbootleg.com/video/video-its-a-black-president

*Gives Alia a bath*
Well I'm bored.

I've arrived. :o