Hey blogdogs,
Sorry it's been a while, but I got a new computer and it's been great fun. We've also been doing a school project to help people in East Timor, but finally i've been able to get back to the blog. This time the review is on everyone's favourite pet game, Pokemon. If you recall, Pokemon games have been around since 1998. This video will show you some of the past games.
Now you've seen the history of the games, we'll introduce the new games Heart Gold and Soul Silver, which are actually remakes of old Pokemon games - Gold and Silver. The new ones were released earlier this year and they've already been smash hits.
Personally I have played most of the Pokemon games in the series and I think that Soulsilver is one of the best games ever. First you get your starter Pokemon, such as Chikorita, Totodile, and Cyndaquil, then you have to go on a quest to defeat the eight gym leaders and then the elite four. After that there will be a second part of the game. I won't spoil it by telling you what region it is but you will be able to get the other starter Pokemon such as Charmeleon, Squirtle and Mudkip and you have to battle the elite four a SECOND time and it will be harder. After finishing the second part of the games, then you have to defeat the ultimate trainer of all the games, Trainer Red. The most challenging parts of the game involve defeating Trainer Red and defeating legendaries, with Pokemon over level 80. If you need help to get through some of these hard parts, you can go on YouTube and find walk throughs of the game, which I found very helpful.
This time when you go to safari zone, a bonus after you defeat the elite four and help the owner of the safari, is that you can customise the safari. You can also go to the pokeathlon stadium where you will be able to get your pokemon into sports and I found it a lot of fun, I think you will too.
This game is challenging because there are the two parts, I thought I'd finished the game, and then found there was a whole other part. Legendaries (such as Lugia, Ho Oh, Groudon & the three legendary bir pokemon) are the hardest part of the game, you can spend hours trying to catch them. They have a way of keeping you going these games, and I spent about three weeks just coming back to this game. Out of my game ratings, I'm actually giving it a 5/5. There is nothing wrong with this game. I've played Heart Gold as well and I recommend Soul Silver as the best - and I now have some awesome Pokemon.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Dragons are cool!
Hey viewers, today i'm going to tell u about one of the newest movies i've seen recently.
So we'll start my first review blog with How to Train Your Dragon. This is the classic tale of a boy (in this case named Hiccup) training a wild animal (in this case not a horse, but a dragon). Based on the children's novel by Cressida Cowell, the movie begins with showing a viking village beseiged by dragons from an unknown island shrouded by fog. The inhabitants of this village are vikings that hate dragons and consider them as pests. Driven by an unknown desire to steal food, the dragons attack the village but the vikings offer a powerful resistence against the reptile invaders.
The main characters is a young boy named Hiccup who is a different kind of viking. Struggling in a world of dragon-killing viking, he discovers that dragons are not as bad as they seem. The storyline of the movie expands showing Hiccup getting closer to dragons and training them until he becomes a dragon ambassador. At the start of the movie Hiccup hates dragons like everyone else until he fires his weapon into the sky and knocks down a relatively unknown dragon - a Night Fury. The Night Fury falls on to the island, it loses a vital piece of its tail fin and can't fly. Instead, Hiccup constructs and straps on a metal tail flap on to the dragon and then learns to fly with it and learns the ways of the dragons. Needless to say Hiccup saves the day, the vikings and their island.
I think you should see this movie while it's on 3D. Some of the best effects are when Hiccup flies with Astrid (a girl he loves who doesn't love him back to begin) on the Night Fury. You will see some amazing leaps and thrills, including the Aurora Borealis. I give this one 4.5 our of 5. There were a couple of emotional parts I didn't think were that good, but apart from that one of the best movies i've seen recently. This is JDL signing out.
So we'll start my first review blog with How to Train Your Dragon. This is the classic tale of a boy (in this case named Hiccup) training a wild animal (in this case not a horse, but a dragon). Based on the children's novel by Cressida Cowell, the movie begins with showing a viking village beseiged by dragons from an unknown island shrouded by fog. The inhabitants of this village are vikings that hate dragons and consider them as pests. Driven by an unknown desire to steal food, the dragons attack the village but the vikings offer a powerful resistence against the reptile invaders.
The main characters is a young boy named Hiccup who is a different kind of viking. Struggling in a world of dragon-killing viking, he discovers that dragons are not as bad as they seem. The storyline of the movie expands showing Hiccup getting closer to dragons and training them until he becomes a dragon ambassador. At the start of the movie Hiccup hates dragons like everyone else until he fires his weapon into the sky and knocks down a relatively unknown dragon - a Night Fury. The Night Fury falls on to the island, it loses a vital piece of its tail fin and can't fly. Instead, Hiccup constructs and straps on a metal tail flap on to the dragon and then learns to fly with it and learns the ways of the dragons. Needless to say Hiccup saves the day, the vikings and their island.
I think you should see this movie while it's on 3D. Some of the best effects are when Hiccup flies with Astrid (a girl he loves who doesn't love him back to begin) on the Night Fury. You will see some amazing leaps and thrills, including the Aurora Borealis. I give this one 4.5 our of 5. There were a couple of emotional parts I didn't think were that good, but apart from that one of the best movies i've seen recently. This is JDL signing out.
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