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Aug. 22nd, 2007 07:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedI find it hard to believe that only slightly less than two years have passed since I started playing Pokemon Red, and already, I completed Red, Crystal, Sapphire, and am almost done with LeafGreen. Pokemon is one of the best video game series ever made, and I hope that I die before Nintendo stops making those games. It's a good thing I'm planning on getting Diamond or Pearl for this upcoming Christmas, and that I still have a little bit of LeafGreen to complete, but I hope that I don't end up playing Silver before getting Diamond/Pearl.
9th Grade: Got Pokemon Silver for Christmas, and played it for about a month (maybe a month and a half).
10th Grade: Played Silver during the month of December; stopped about a week before Christmas; got Pokemon Crystal, which I played for a week before Marie rented Mario Party 3 and Snowboard Kids 2, the latter of which she, Brian, and I played a lot more.
11th Grade: Started a new game with Pokemon Crystal for the several weeks between November and December. Didn't play it for very long. Continued playing it during the summer, don't know for how long.
12th Grade: Either continued or started a new game with Crystal right when school started. Continued playing somewhere around Thanksgiving, until somewhere around Christmas.
College 1st year: Never picked up my Game Boy Color once. My Mon Colle Knights petition mattered a lot more, and this broke the trend of playing Pokemon at the same time of year.
College 2nd year: I had gotten pretty far into Crystal last time I played it, but now, things were getting a bit confusing. I decided during October that year that I will start a new game with Crystal only after completing Pokemon Red. That took one month. Don't remember when I started playing Crystal, but I do remember stopping mid-game almost one month before my birthday (March 16) because trying to catch the wandering beasts discouraged me for the time.
College 3rd year:
-Bought Pokemon Sapphire and a Game Boy Advance around the time when school started. Only played halfway through the game, for maybe a month, because of the Berry Glitch (which I found out about on Wikipedia).
-November: Came back to Crystal. It only took a matter of days to catch each of the three wandering Pokemon, along with Lugia and Ho-oh, but I stopped right after getting Ho-oh. I did finish the game completely, though, only days before Christmas.
-Waited until Christmas to receive Pokemon Emerald. Even then, I had to wait for a guide to come which I bought on Ebay. Stopped mid-game after I found out that enemy trainers rematch you whenever you want to, whenever you're in their territory (unlike your friends in GSC, who you have to wait for to call you first).
-A few months later, I got my Sapphire game pak replaced. Played it for a month or two, up until coming to Lilycove, took a break, and played the rest of the way this summer.
-Bought Pokemon LeafGreen only weeks later, and I'm nearly done with it. I just have the rest of One/Knot Island to explore, and then the Unknown Dungeon, and that's it.
For the past several days since I've uploaded Ellen's pic, all I've been doing mostly was sleeping and periodically refining the pic. Having added the shadows where necessary is a major step in making the pic look less two-dimensional and bringing out the roundness in her breasts and butt. Next, I gotta learn how to apply the reflected light in her hair and wherever else, to make it look shiny.
Dad woke me up this morning to show me this chopper game. It's the same one that Matthew played when I was in 12th Grade, and some kids also played it in the various computer classes that I took in Suffolk County Community College. I left it minimized for the time being.
9th Grade: Got Pokemon Silver for Christmas, and played it for about a month (maybe a month and a half).
10th Grade: Played Silver during the month of December; stopped about a week before Christmas; got Pokemon Crystal, which I played for a week before Marie rented Mario Party 3 and Snowboard Kids 2, the latter of which she, Brian, and I played a lot more.
11th Grade: Started a new game with Pokemon Crystal for the several weeks between November and December. Didn't play it for very long. Continued playing it during the summer, don't know for how long.
12th Grade: Either continued or started a new game with Crystal right when school started. Continued playing somewhere around Thanksgiving, until somewhere around Christmas.
College 1st year: Never picked up my Game Boy Color once. My Mon Colle Knights petition mattered a lot more, and this broke the trend of playing Pokemon at the same time of year.
College 2nd year: I had gotten pretty far into Crystal last time I played it, but now, things were getting a bit confusing. I decided during October that year that I will start a new game with Crystal only after completing Pokemon Red. That took one month. Don't remember when I started playing Crystal, but I do remember stopping mid-game almost one month before my birthday (March 16) because trying to catch the wandering beasts discouraged me for the time.
College 3rd year:
-Bought Pokemon Sapphire and a Game Boy Advance around the time when school started. Only played halfway through the game, for maybe a month, because of the Berry Glitch (which I found out about on Wikipedia).
-November: Came back to Crystal. It only took a matter of days to catch each of the three wandering Pokemon, along with Lugia and Ho-oh, but I stopped right after getting Ho-oh. I did finish the game completely, though, only days before Christmas.
-Waited until Christmas to receive Pokemon Emerald. Even then, I had to wait for a guide to come which I bought on Ebay. Stopped mid-game after I found out that enemy trainers rematch you whenever you want to, whenever you're in their territory (unlike your friends in GSC, who you have to wait for to call you first).
-A few months later, I got my Sapphire game pak replaced. Played it for a month or two, up until coming to Lilycove, took a break, and played the rest of the way this summer.
-Bought Pokemon LeafGreen only weeks later, and I'm nearly done with it. I just have the rest of One/Knot Island to explore, and then the Unknown Dungeon, and that's it.
For the past several days since I've uploaded Ellen's pic, all I've been doing mostly was sleeping and periodically refining the pic. Having added the shadows where necessary is a major step in making the pic look less two-dimensional and bringing out the roundness in her breasts and butt. Next, I gotta learn how to apply the reflected light in her hair and wherever else, to make it look shiny.
Dad woke me up this morning to show me this chopper game. It's the same one that Matthew played when I was in 12th Grade, and some kids also played it in the various computer classes that I took in Suffolk County Community College. I left it minimized for the time being.