SuperSabin
Certified tech, come at me!

Lucky... I still suck at the combos. More practice for me I guess.

Yeah, that's what I heard too. And I haven't picked the game back up yet, so I'm still in Neverland doing some missions.

Just sims right now. I'm going to pick up KH again in a little bit though.

Wow! It certainly is a far cry from your first screenshot! xD Looking good.

You can kill off a few sims and have them haunt the property. >:3 There's also a decent amount of architecture and furniture that has that neglected look about it that one could use.

Reminds me a bit of the Oregon Trail game to be honest, and I liked playing that.

Nope. That was Zargs, and that's another game that I want to get when it gets released. I was seriously considering getting a subscription to Gamefly so I can at least play a few of these games I want, but I don't have a credit card, and I lost my debit card a long time ago and never got another one reissued...

I can own the whole town if I get enough money. I plan to do just that too. Also, there's a lot of empty plots that you can build pretty much anything you want. I plan on making a haunted house once this one is finished.

There's no hammock available in my install of the game, but I wonder if it's available in the store? If it is, I can't get it anyway, since I don't have any simpoints.

Your comments about the Cloud and Sephiroth screenshots on the game. It was just marketing so I had hoped that wouldn't stop you from playing a very enjoyable and deep fighting game.

It is going pretty well. I haven't put much time into - yet. Been reading and watching Turn A Gundam. Controlling the character's movement with the stylus is a bit awkward and poor compared to how it was in FFIII and FFIV (DS versions). An arrow appears which shows the direction of where the character is going but it can be misleading; it can be misleading if you don't start moving the stylus from the character that way it is in direct correlation. I've had some difficulty but now I got the hang of it for the most part.

There are 6 basic "jobs" called vocations and 6 advanced vocations that can be unlocked later on. You can see the monsters on screen but it is still all turn-based. The start of the story, what evil has happened, has got me wanting to know why it occured and I have a theory going.

Another thing that I don't like that much is while using the stylus the player must select an option twice - once to light it up green and a second time to confirm. If the player uses the buttons it doesn't require that. It appears so far that this game has a couple of poor design choices. Also there are these things the character can do - I only have one now but I assume I can get more - the one I have is the "air fist" which causes the character to "fist pump" essentially. In order to perform that, the player must press "B" then the corresponding direction (up for "air fist"). I haven't found the way to get to that menu via the stylus - don't think the player can - so that must be done with the buttons. Just some minor stuff.

http://i26.tinypic.com/2hdyzhu.jpg <--- Gazebo.

And I'm not too fond of the statues that are available in the game. ^^; Thanks for the suggestion though.

Have you played Dissidia?

I got the gazebo done, and I finished the Master Bathroom. I was working on the Master Bedroom, but then I decided that my sims needed to do some life activities, so now, I'm making sure they don't do anything to hurt themselves. ^^;

Sounds interesting. Glad you all enjoyed it so much.

For the PC version of Sim City 2000, you type b o n d twice, and then go to the menu where you can request bonds, and select "issue bond". After doing that, every time your financial supervisors give you a report, you automatically receive $50,000 dollars. There's no limit either.

And nope, haven't played Pirates! before.

Probably city. I wasn't ever very good at that game. I also did the "Bond, Bond, Issue Bond" cheat quite often.

You got a lot of Police Departments, but I also remember when I played Sim City a long time ago, the people on the Board of Commerce would always gripe at me for not having enough police force.

I like it. It'll be really interesting to watch your city grow and flourish.