What I found was a few projects, ideas, and well designs which I never knew existed, or thought was deleted long ago.

1# – Project 3 Points

First one is a little episodic animation series from a few years back. Called 3-Points, the idea was to focus on the 3 points of the world, past, present and future and then mush them together into short animation series.

The best way to describe what the project would of been, is to post what was written on the “creative” side of Trinest.Com which I had up back then which was a live section on a hidden / folder with all the range of random projects I was workin…I mean I’m rambling now.

“3-points isn’t about gaming, its about the repeditive tasks which humans have developed in life.”

“The small series of animations aims to show ’3 points’, a caveman era, modern era and future.”

“These points of life all have one thing in common.”

“The repeditive, ironic, annoying tasks, which still exist.”

“3-points aims to lol people with its takes of the same scenario in 3 points.”

Well if that wasn’t enough, it appeared that if successful I would continue and make more random animated crap. Well good for me that I didn’t even start it ay?

We do however have an episode guide, which contained random titles and blurbs on what each episode would be about. Season 1 consisted of 13 episodes. 10 – 12 would be final for the series, it even had a title of “Solving Problems”. After this final, there was to be a 13 episode which was a montage about evolution. Episodes 5 – 9 had both TBA titles and blurbs. There was to be a preview with just the opening which contained and exclusive clip. Episode 1 would kick off as “Nerd Games” and be about Video Games during the 3 points. The next episode would be about pets, then the third about jobs and then the 4th about invention ideas.

2# – Tamworth Floods

Based around the ideas that hicks who come to Tamworth pretty much sleep on the edge of the river then get flushed away, a failed project- and designed to be a more humor based approach was called Tamworth Floods.

If there was any project which was to be a dud project, it would be Tamworth Floods (though not reconised on the Project Page). Heck though while not documented, there was a huge project plan for to turn it into a full on website, with stuff like weather alerts and things like that- oh and simulations, lots and lots of simulations of floods!

Though at the end of the day what was made, is a website which features a background from a quick Google search of “water”, a navigation bar which uses one from one of my past websites, and a quick and nasty “web 2.0″ logo.

3# – Comics

There be comics on trinest.com once upon a time, though probably not that funny, and quite boring at times- relying on quick puns, and horrible special editions and poor taste jokes. Though it does exist, and the good news is most of them are copied to the wordpress blog (search the archives) or you can check them out on the domain (one of the only projects still online). Probably the high point of the comic was…well I’ll let you decide. (*cough*)

4# – Frogs

Some sort of fanistation with the little slimy criders, you have seen my latest youtube video of the little green frog, well learn where it started- right here and right now!

When I was in the 4th Grade as you Americans put it, I was lapping up the girls and all the kids in my class by drawing frogs. The design was based off a cement frog which I got a market in Newcastle. Anyway the point is I drew these little buggers, they where kind of like random things like “king Frog” or “Sword Frog” or “Red Frog” stuff like that- so I copied those ideas from back then and remade them a few years back. And best of all- you can now check it out on Deviant Art! so (*cough*).

5# – Video Game Scouting Website

I spouse its about time to reveal this idea of mine, and the fact that after some careful consideration this website idea would never function in the real world. Because of lots of legal stuff- and because in the end no one would probably agree to this idea.

The idea originates from around 2007 – 2008 so its a quite old idea, from around the time trinest.com was made.

The idea was that video game fans and enthusists could come up with ideas and then post them on a website, video game developers and publishers would then scout the said site, find the awesome ideas and then make them/or hire the person or- iddno.

From my little knowladge from back then I have found a little paragraph which tries to explain it- but now I’m more confused then ever.

- Users can post ideas based from questions we ask to avoid copywright problems.

- Aims to put users into gaming design/director postions.

- Shows the industry how users manipluate ideas (which sees if its a worth while investment from there end on that user).

Err….

The survival genre has been picking up of late, with titles such as Disaster: Day of Crisis and Ubisoft’s I am Alive- covering the basis when it comes to disaster survival games. Lost in Blue was one of the few which limited itself to a simple notion, it didn’t overdo itself- and its story mostly never swayed from the simple shipwreck idea.

But was that in its favour or not?

Survival Kids 2, the Japanese only Game Boy Color game in the series had one major thing going for it. It’s story. Instead of the predictable shipwreck, and the occasional bad guy base which was on the other side of the island- (mostly abandoned)- Survival Kids 2 carved out the whole idea and made you its bitch.

The bad guys- where real bad guys, like these guys seriously had some reason to kidnap a bunch of kids and fly them to their base. From the images, it seems you were offered to either be there bitch, or if you decline you’re sent flying down to the bottom of the island.

Survival Kids 2

You had to escape the bad guys clutches, which added a sense of urgency to the game- then once you’re out, you have no idea where you are- so you have to wonder around and try and survive.

There also where changes in landscapes by the occasional disaster.

What I’m trying to say is that SK 2 was the best, and it’s a shame most of its ideas haven’t been borrowed from in the titles since.

But the major problem with the titles in the series after Survival Kids was left alone for a generation before been over burnt as Lost in Blue- was how experimental the games felt. Lost in Blue felt like it was made just to gage if the game would sell, then Lost in Blue 2 started to offer some unique ideas, but overall it was pretty bleak. The best “attempt” would be Lost in Blue 3 and Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked. But over all- this is one horrible way to develop a game, if all you release are essentially expansion packs to the original idea.

Konami needs to figure out what they want to with the IP, and clearly with the Lost in Blue extension of the series- they don’t know still.

The survival aspect hasn’t changed at all since Survival Kids, and while a few extra status bars where added instead of the “heart” system- over all nothing major had occurred to spice up the survival aspects.

The islands designs also seemed to be more tackier and impossibly crazy- the whole game tries to throw in an island majorly like Hawaii or something of such-  while not a bad idea to have every element in the island to give some verity, it seems very uninspired.

What I liked about Survival Kids 2 was the urgency that you had to get off this island- in the other games it just felt that if you wanted to, you could live there for ever and be fine. Konami needs to bring back that feeling if they continue the series.

What annoyed me the most was the mini games. This generation has been full of them- this mini game fetish has to stop. None of them where creative or interesting- they just stretched the game out to much and made it feel more and more like a chore. Especially with the Nintendo DS fire starter- not everyone can breathe into the mic strong enough- you know?

The series has the worst identity crisis ever, which is a shame. Clean up a few things and the games could be some of the most solid and interesting games around.

Konami should try and touch the waters again with this upcoming generation by using a download service to make a sort of “Survival Kids Zero”. Meaning a game which uses the sprite pallet and tries to capture the feeling and design of the original games- instead of trying to expand from that drastically.

After that- the series would need a huge envisioning. The idea that you’re on this island, needs to expand- give it that urgency, and then make the supplies more and more limited- draining, remember things need time to grow etc. You can’t just use all your resources on the island and expect more the next day.

A survival game, shouldn’t be “fun” in the traditional sense. It should make you feel fast paced and like you have to do things- but at the same time not tripping over as much to make it feel like a chore.

Oh and- next time you add a companion, make the bitch get her own shit.

There are a few scenarios which reviews are given a higher score then they deserve, or the other way around- giving out worse scores.

A favourite series of the reviewer will get placed in the higher bracket even though it doesn’t deserve it most of the time. A few examples of this are the latest handheld titles from Nintendo in the Zelda series- both Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks are at best a 7.5, that is the proper score when it’s not justified by any other means. I for example enjoyed Spirit Tracks way more than Phantom Hourglass, so I would then add on another 1.0 or so to show this. While I’m at it, if it’s at launch the review will get another 1.0 because of the “hype”.

Continuing to discredit my past reviews as well as everyone else’s, let’s talk about competition- as in especially gaming related- a scenario like Mario verses Sonic. While now cute and cuddly friends- in the past where never seen together- creating a rip, if a reviewer had bias towards say Mario, Sonic titles would be rated lower because of this. Also when Sonic had its huge downfall since its first few games, something like this would scale it even lower by a lot more than 1.0 points. The simple fact is while the series has rebounded in some ways from its lowest low- it has ended up disrespected because of that by the majority of reviewers, and this continues for the simple fact unless the series had a memorable moment in the persons childhood, it would never be considered a series contender until all the older reviewers die off like the dinosaurs.

Or at the end of the day does it really matter? Well I think it does, because at the end of the day- its still pretty bias, for example even if something is say a new IP- if the reviewer had no hype or thought it was going to turn out crap, the instant they play it and it turns out to be awesome- there goes its ranking through the roof. In the end the reverse occurs if it’s subpar and the reviewer had the biggest amount of hype for the game- it’s going to be slapped down pretty dam hard- maybe harder then it deserves.

Oh and with my random rabbling’s I almost forgot to include something about how the review system is flawed and no one treats the scores as what they should be so everything is automatically jacked up anyway. For example 5 should be the point of most- aka it’s the medium, it means its good but its not the best thing in the world- aka average. But instead this point is used as a “bad” average, and the average score is something around 7-8 depending on the publication.

Me beaning me, I have a retro fetish of such- and decided, what if we drop everything and go back in time- 2D everything yay! The past now is 3D, the present is 3D but the future- is 2D! Err maybe not, but you get the idea. I think. Or maybe I shouldn’t write articles at night time :/

Because I was bored, for this “retro” outlook of such, I made Another Code: 2 Memories sprites for the Game Boy Color- well at the end of the day more the original Game Boy, and not really that appealing of sprites (I got pretty bored). Oh and clearly I wasn’t following sprite rules or anything like that for the hardware limitations… :/

Note that I obviously got bored making these mock ups, so I just made it B/W and a rush job as well…

Anyway, my point I think- if I even had a point, was to prove that something which uses a touch screen and all those other fangled new technology pieces could be scaled down into a more 2D sprite world. I think…

I could of done better, but I got sick of making it- especially considering it was going to be used for an article- and not some magical artwork.

My point which I think I tried to talk about before, was scaling down this 3D video game with all its advancements and make it 2D and bring into it some charm. AKA the charm you get when you look at some dopey little sprites and think “hey the people put lots of emotion into making these little things I take for granted” not “oh great, it looks like that FPS I played the other day- you sure this isn’t the same game…”

I think what I’m trying to say is, back in the day everything looked different because the games as someone said when I was talking to them about this where “drawn”, meaning they all looked different, everyone/every game had their own unique style and direction, where as now- pretty much the same engine is used by every man and his dog.

At the end of the day I probably don’t know what I’m talking about- so I’m going to leave this here. Feel free to discuss this in the comments section.

But overall it was lacking the detailed content which other sites would have all the time, and that got me thinking.

This post is broken into “Journal Pieces”, as I work on restoring the project and wont be posted until then.

13th March 2010

Today I was in the mood to design- more specifically to bring back possibly Another Code Labs, the Cing fansite I ran a few years ago. The only thing about that was it already had its prime- and that wasn’t that good overall. While deep down I wanted to restore the website, I knew it would be pointless.

My attention turned onto The Chip Behind The Idea- an idea which I coined earlier this year which covered interviews- and more specifically interviews the site itself conducts.

The only problem there originally was how the content would be collected and how much would be on the site.

So it got me thinking into other ways to keep the site active, I decided to bring into some editorials as well- plus web roundups which consist of links to the latest video game news around the internet.

While the afternoon started with me wanting to restore Another Code Labs, and even as far as putting up a wordpress install where the site would be- heck I even skinned the previous design which was for Another Code Labs with a side navigation- I in the end went with this idea.

I gave it a nice coat of red paint- and as you can see from above, while it still retains some bits of information from Another Code Labs’ design, (which I haven’t replaced with stuff yet)- its a crisp and simple design.

29th March 2010

While today isn’t the day I worked on the site (in fact instead its the day I decided its usless to keep working on it) today is the day I write the blog post for the work which I’ve done up until now- and talk about my ending decision to not continue the project.

I think the only major thing which I had made was redesign the site. Once I had the design in-mind I worked on various stages using a “frame” system to design it. Meaning I made various div’s act as frames so I can easily move them around the layout and keep a conistant size- its pretty stupid in the long run how I did this so my brain can work out what I was doing- but in the end it came out with a pretty interesting design. I wouldn’t say its my best work- heck I’d say in the past while I’ve been getting worse, but its an improvement of what I’ve done of late.

I kept thinking in the back of my head what I was going to do with the site, and decided content wise the following would be posted every so often, (quoted from the “About” page which I had finished):

Your doing it wrong! – is an editorial which looks at what has been developed and published over the years in a certain series, it will often talk and highlight various declines in the series or high points which are either replicated to much or to little. It might also include a few pieces of “advice”.

Innovation Time! – is an editorial piece which tries to put innovation into a series or new IP by discussing where a developer or publisher should take the game next. It often talks about what I would do with the series.

Web Roundup – is a weekly article which covers a roundup of articles posted around the web as well as news pieces which might be of interest to our viewers, as well as covering general video game news.

Interview – our interviews might be rare or quite often depending on the time and what we are discussing. Usually interviews will set out to be full “wiki’s” of what the developer has done- and trying to align more with the original concept of The Chip Behind The Idea. Other times it might be specific issues which we want an opinions on from the various developers, publishers or web site owners. If you wish to be interviewed drop me anemail.

Fact Scanning – an editorial which looks for the facts about certain requested series which fans what developers to revisit, looking at if it was a good series both design wise and commercially as well as personally.

Design Collide – an editorial which looks over series and discusses if they merged would they be a good game as well as been good design.

Other – sometimes we just write editorials which fit into our scheme of things but not our specific series. They range from general observations to something more.

A pretty interesting line up of content I dare say, and I was going to do it each week or something like that- meaning only update once a week.

Also I remember the last thing I had done on the testing site, was I was looking for a WordPress plugin which I could enter RSS feeds and make it post a post say each week using whats new on the RSS feeds, in the end I didn’t find a plugin which worked as well as I hopped (as well as there been fuck all which did that). So I left the project for a bit.

The today I was thinking “do I really want to work on it?” and in the end I decided what posts I would inadvertently in the end make- would be overshadowed by this site, as well me replacing over a certain period of time and no longer giving it that much attention.

Though it was an interesting project/idea while it lasted, I might revisit it at a later date- or just do what I was thinking of originally and write what I would of wrote here, but more personal so it fits in with my “personal blog” idea. Or something like that….*rambles a bit more*

No today I’m going to talk about the site in general- its ups and downs, and all that other crap.

Another Code Labs was created late into 2004 when the game was first announced- accuarly I’m pretty sure now it was announced at E3, so possibly not- but basically near the end of the year after running the various DS sites I would assume Another Code was one of the games which stood out to me- as an awesome game, and in my earlier articles I’ve even deemed it “Myst Like”.

It’s a shame that the developer Cing is now in financial trouble- which you can read about a few articles down, but so is the life and death of the industry.

Another Code Labs was pretty much really the dawn of my web design hobby- because really before then yes I tooled around with websites, but all I knew was how to bold something and make a table, and once I got started with ACL, I started to learn more things about tables (made various table layouts) and div’s etc. I only really used free layouts for the first little while I had the site- essentially the first month as I was getting things organized.

Another Code Labs was started around late into 2004 after the Nintendo DS was launched, it featured content around Cing’s Another Code: 2 Memories game. It started using free layouts, in which I edited and developed upon until I was comfortable enough to develop my own designs. The website also had various hosting problems (it switched back and forth from Yahoo Geocities to NinHost). Throughout the years, while also covering Another Code: 2 Memories, it grew to cover Konami’s Survival Kids series, Cing’s new DS game Hotel Dusk and then other franchise such as Animal Crossing and Darwinia. All extra games where removed as the site developed to only cover both Cing and Konami titles mentioned, until Survival Kids flipped into a new blog and Another Code Labs still continued to cover the Cing titles (until Another Code Wii was released in which it dropped Hotel Dusk). In 2009 it had a rocky end of rebirths, shutdowns and other hiatuses until the site was finally stopped late 2009. – From the “Project” page.

The site really was about one thing and one thing only, Another Code: 2 Memories. I collected various resources and videos etc. about the game to catalog and keep the site interesting before the release of the game.

Forum wise, I’ll say it right now- well like all my projects there was heaps of them at one stage or another. Let’s just leave it as that.

Site and content wise, its had many forms. More recently from 2008 – 2009 before it was closed for the last time it has had the most changes. Especially considering I had no longer its content- so it had changed from a big site to a mini site and hosted a few bits of media from time to time etc. It was basically just a big bad micro site which had no where to go but down at that point.

But bef0re then I would say Another Code Labs was one of the biggest sites I had ever had, and one of the most successful- it did have a small little following and while it wasn’t a blockbuster site it did the job it set out to do and contained heaps of information about the games the site covered.

Game wise it went from just Another Code: 2 Memories to also having Hotel Dusk: Room 215. I then near the middle of its life had the site running through iGaming CMS so just before then Konami’s Survival Kids series was added, and afterwoods Darwina and Animal Crossing DS was added. I’m pretty sure there was something else on that list as well.

As soon as I stopped using iGaming CMS I pretty much ditched everything else and went back to just Another Code and Hotel Dusk. The sequel to Another Code wasn’t announced when I had the site up and running nicely, so when it was I did give the site another chance- but with the quality of content I had left for both games the best I could do was host a few FAQs for the original game and then try and clean up the current site.

Because the content was originally designed for a micro site after I lost everything because of my own clumsiness, the site had to be designed from scratch. I can’t remember if I worked on ACL in 2010 or 2009 to bring it up to this current standard but above is an image of what I was working on- for the most part I was trying to get the original games section back up and running well.

It is always on the back of my mind to restore the site to its former glory, and thats kind of been my goal for the past few years. But now with the possible downfall of the developer- I’m thinking if I do restore it, it will be more of a “Shrine” type site- and cover all their works they are credited for. Least most of them- I’m not to sure.

But on the same token if I was to restore the site, its always been a project I’ve decided now I can’t do by myself. When I was younger (around when I started the site for the first time), it was much easier to collect information, especially considering thats when the game was been released- so there was always something to post news etc. But now theres not.

Maybe I should restore the site- I’m not to sure why I would bother, but maybe I should…

DS Network was the first time I decided “hey Publisher layouts are shit”, and when I started working on the website for it- it contained free layouts using cutenews and other php applications to essentially power itself.

It also had an Invasion Free forum- its hard to remember which came first the forum or the site- its kind of like what came first the chicken or the egg- and its essentially as redundant as that as well.

Content wise it featured what I had lying around from Swamp Island which related to the Nintendo DS- and was slightly updated to have the latest game announcements and media. (This same content was used essentially un edited on all my other sites relating to the Nintendo DS that year, aka Aussie-DS, DS Like etc.) The only thing missing from each website was the news which was powered by cutenews, which means each website had started fresh in that regard.

Article wise, it never really kicked off and I think there was a few previews which where made, but they are lost in time- while my blog (trinest.com) does contain a few articles from back then, its limited to what I have left and not was accuarly written back then.

DS Network was pretty dam successful if compared to Swamp Island, heck I’m pretty sure I kept most of the affiliates and only added more gaming related ones.

Because of this, a few people from the community wanted to help out- that was pretty cool, which is how Aussie-DS was made, we decided a new name was in order, especially one which embodied what we where about.

Though I think in the end we where all the wrong people to do the site, Aussie-DS did start to work for abit, heck we had a design made by a fellow affiliate who was happy to help out, and it was hosted on Ninhost then as well. (the site part) heck we also got a new forum as well.

Though little content was really made from everyone else, and even I didn’t put much in, so we decided to say hey lets have other people to come in and help out. Until we picked the worst people who basically screwed us over by taking the forum from under us. Because of this and the lack of activity leading up to the site I moved onto DS Like, and then shortly after Another Code labs.

DS Like really wasn’t meant to be for viewers- what it was in the end while it did contain affiliate links on the side (and used free layouts once again) it didn’t really offer anything new- and it was more of an archive of what was collected over the year then a fully functional website. I worked on it occasionally and added various other goodies, and downloads as well to the site to make it more interesting then what it was. But really it was closed in favor of Another Code Labs.

After I had worked on Another Code Labs for awhile, I was confronted by one of the people who worked on Aussie DS with me, saying we should start it up again- but by then I really wasn’t interested so everyone went their separate paths.

There really wasn’t much to say about these DS sites, they where typical DS sites for the time (media pictures from e3, collections of games etc.) at the time there where DS sites which did it better, though they disappeared shortly after as well. Most closing down others just merged with bigger sites etc.

The first ever page I could say which I’ve utalised on the internet was a simple white page with a tag board inserted, I do believe the page featured no align tags of any sort- and the whole design was essentially left aligned. The white page also contained under the tag board lots and lots of links and buttons to various websites which “blog rolled” your website for you if you ad their button. Above the tagboard there was a simple thing saying “Hi I’m Trent, I like harvest moon”- not exactly those words but something to that effect.

For those stuck in the web 2.0 world, a tag board or a shout box had many names and was essentially a 150 by 300 or so small iframe box which contained a forum on the bottom of the tag board which you could write your name, email, website and comment. Above this would be all the comments from people who had came to the site.

You could customize these only down to the design and width and height, the website which I got the code for it would also have options for having it in various positions and styles as well.

I think the site was like this for quite some time- and possibly I even made another Geocities site for what was going to be swamp island after that- I’m not to sure.

The site contained a few articles and postings, as well as a few bits of content for Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life (Game Cube) once it got going- I think I used a few free designs for awhile before I started to make them using Mircosoft Publisher- why I was making websites using publisher I have no idea. But they where essentially cut and past designs which featured a banner and some horrible border design. Basically if I had bothered to learn HTML would of looked much better etc.

I think for the most part I’ve forgotten most of the things about this site- but on the same token their isn’t much to say.

It did feature the DS as soon as it was announced so I’m pretty sure the site had been running longer then that- or least it was openned with the DS in mind- its quite confusing time line wise, all I remember is adding the DS after posting the press release and then slowly removing my AWL content or forgetting about it before I then moved onto the Nintendo DS completly and while my affiliates for the most part where Zelda and Harvest Moon sites I did in the end use the back bone of what I’ve collected for the next project and it kind of just stuck like that over the year.

Anyway check out the next article I’ll post about DS Network – which will include the other DS sites that year such as Aussie-DS, DS Like etc. As really they are all the one site. Then another article about Another Code Labs!

I’m going to post in this article a few pictures of some mock ups either developed by the community or “leeks”. I’m going to talk about what the design would offer at the end of the day, and what would be most likely the direction of Nintendo.

Nintendo is the only one which is having major rumors this year which relate to their hardware- major wise. Theres a few whispers from other people about what Microsoft or Sony would be doing, but Nintendo is the one to watch, expecially after the Nintendo DS and Wii, both unique and interesting revolutions.

Let’s get this out of the way first, if Nintendo is going to reveal a console it will be a evolution- and revolution additions to it would be minor. If its a handheld however, a revolution is more likely.

The Nintendo DS has already seen 5 different consoles under its branding. Not all of them can be revolutions, and with the XL just been an evolution of the slightly enhanced DSi, its about time Nintendo shows the world a new handheld.

Rumors are also stating the device could be a third pillar.

Nintendo handheld rumored to be leaked by the group SYNDiCATE

Above is a device which is rumored to be leaked by the group SYNDiCATE, called the Dawn, the device offers some unique prospective to the gaming industry. At the end of the day it could be a rumor, and fake, but I’m more going to talk about why something like this would be a more worthy choice for Nintendo then making a new Wii or DS, which even then is possible.

I’m not saying this particular device is real, fact it could be a load of hogwash, what I’m talking about here is the idea behind it, a Game Boy style third pillar.

For those who remember, the Nintendo DS was men’t to be a third pillar device. It wasn’t going to be in direct competition to the Game Boy, but did however feature a game boy port- which was removed from the “i” range.

Nintendo decided the Nintendo DS brand was doing better then the Game Boy brand and decided to ditch the Game Boy brand.

The Game Boy Micro was the last device from Nintendo which represents the Game Boy range, with rumors dating back to the birth of the virtual console on the Wii, we are yet to be graced with such a service for the DSi which would show the world the Game Boy games long missed.

Before the Nintendo DS, Nintendo was thinking about the next Game Boy- and quite seriously. It kept its traditional style for the most part, but rumors say it was more powerful then what the past consoles had been.

The device disappeared and the DS because of the Mirco’s failure moved on to becoming the top console. The only company to kill a Nintendo handheld- seemed to be Nintendo themselves.

If Nintendo is thinking of brining back the Game Boy line- then a third pillar device is one of the ways to do it.

Nintendo is most likely going to keep the device if it was a new Game Boy- games only, meaning it wont be like the Nintendo DS line with various multimedia features. It would also have much more simple games, reministant to the days of old, the games Nintendo had forgotten, button set would be similar to what the Game Boy has had in the past.

No carts, nothing- thats what this rumored deviced pictured above contains. I personally belive this would be the way to go, expecially if the GB line would be returning.

Nintendo catering only to the hardcore- per say, or the “retro geeks”, essencialy nothing bar downloadable services, GB Ware and GB VC, etc.

Most likely not there direction- it could just be a potato and a hat, or another DS or Wii or something stupid like a HD ad-on.

Though with Nintendo making events are events this year, its quite possible something big will happen- even if its not new hardware.

Common sense dictates that the idea of an instant beginning is impossible, and is part of a loop of the inevitable end. As much as I close down my website and bring it back, that is the secret to the behind the scenes of the universe, a loop which breathes and lives and grows, in the sense what god would be.

Religion is a human creation in order to understand life and explain the factors of the unknown, it brings with it a set of rules of what they believe is how a human should act towards his fellow man. In the end it’s a code, and if the unknown was known, then the code wouldn’t exist.

So now we have set out that religion is rules, rules are religion sort of thing, personal adaptations of how someone sees the world.

Let’s go back the loop, a loop will always demonstrate that everywhere is anywhere and anytime is every time. Meaning everything which will ever happen is happening right now, which means that theoretically you would time travel, teleport or whatever other crazy dream you have.

Then again I’m probably just bored, making up shit and hungry.

Also going to mention something about the possibility of ghosts been just images of “a current life” meaning, a projection of what’s happing in the 18^th century, but right now- err…yeah. Oh  and a bunch of other shit.