I love Final Fantasy! I've completed FFX twice on PS2, FFX2 on PS3, FFIII on DS and I'm currently battling through FF Ring of Fates on DS with FFXII waiting in the (revenant) wings.
The next FF installment on DS is FFIV which is due for release next week 5th September 2008. I really should finish the two games I have waiting before buying a third which means my evenings this week will be mostly spent furtively playing on my DS.
I'm not sure exactly why I enjoy FF games so much, it could be the great story lines, easy play-ability, engaging side-quests or the fact that most of them aren't real time battles so it gives me time to think about things and not get flustered.
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008
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Me
I was told by someone wise that to become a true geek I need to have a blog.
Over the past few years I have been slowly accepting my geekness, coming from a family of non-geeks who still don't fully accept me, this was hard. My first experience of the joys of geek was when I was about 9 or 10, we got our first computer (Spectrum ZX, very small keyboard with rubber keys) and a manual which detailed programs I could type myself. After diligently typing in the 100 or so lines of code, I ran the program and the screen changed colour, or something equally impressive. I didn't know it then, but that set me on the road I now travel.
I now work as a computer programmer, have completed two Final Fantasy games, play DnD (also own my own dice) and am also being introduced to non-mainstream board games by my extremely geeky boyfriend. I quite like being geeky, I might just stay this way.
Over the past few years I have been slowly accepting my geekness, coming from a family of non-geeks who still don't fully accept me, this was hard. My first experience of the joys of geek was when I was about 9 or 10, we got our first computer (Spectrum ZX, very small keyboard with rubber keys) and a manual which detailed programs I could type myself. After diligently typing in the 100 or so lines of code, I ran the program and the screen changed colour, or something equally impressive. I didn't know it then, but that set me on the road I now travel.
I now work as a computer programmer, have completed two Final Fantasy games, play DnD (also own my own dice) and am also being introduced to non-mainstream board games by my extremely geeky boyfriend. I quite like being geeky, I might just stay this way.
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