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Feb. 26th, 2006 04:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedAs predicted, I beat Shadow the Hedgehog just one day after I got it. I found out that there's supposed to be a "Final Ending" to the game, as is the case with Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. I thought the whole point of open-ended games is to decide whether the ending is good or bad, and to put a final ending to unlock after you discover all previous endings defeats that purpose. There is a webpage that explains the endings of all existing Sonic the Hedgehog games. I didn't read the true ending for Shadow the Hedgehog, but I did already read that for SA2B.
http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/genesis/file/sonic_endings.txt
Marie hasn't been feeling well. Her throat's been closing up for the third time in two months, but she's still alive. Part of the time, she slept on the futon near the computor, so I wasn't able to use the computer.
Last night, Dad, Brian, and Marie were watching this show on Channel 13, called Animals Behaving Badly, about the problems that different animal species cause for humans. The last clip was most prominent: killer bees. From what I learned, they were brought from Africa to South America to breed with the gentler honeybees in a lab. However, they escaped and became a lethal threat to humans and animals. They've spread as far north as San Francisco and as far east as Arkansas, and it's unpredictable when and where they'll strike. In one instance, a mother and her two kids were in the pool, and when the bees attacked, she ordered them in her truck, but the bees followed them inside.
If those bees are to ever reach Long Island (which I'm assuming they will at some point in the future, even if I die before that happens), we'd have to leave the continent and go to Europe. Going to Canada might be an option, but they'll probably adapt to the cold and spread there too.
http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/genesis/file/sonic_endings.txt
Marie hasn't been feeling well. Her throat's been closing up for the third time in two months, but she's still alive. Part of the time, she slept on the futon near the computor, so I wasn't able to use the computer.
Last night, Dad, Brian, and Marie were watching this show on Channel 13, called Animals Behaving Badly, about the problems that different animal species cause for humans. The last clip was most prominent: killer bees. From what I learned, they were brought from Africa to South America to breed with the gentler honeybees in a lab. However, they escaped and became a lethal threat to humans and animals. They've spread as far north as San Francisco and as far east as Arkansas, and it's unpredictable when and where they'll strike. In one instance, a mother and her two kids were in the pool, and when the bees attacked, she ordered them in her truck, but the bees followed them inside.
If those bees are to ever reach Long Island (which I'm assuming they will at some point in the future, even if I die before that happens), we'd have to leave the continent and go to Europe. Going to Canada might be an option, but they'll probably adapt to the cold and spread there too.