Mood: bored
Currently working on: Dreams cover/Lolita Contest, My Own Anime?! challenge, You're OCs in Style! challenge, Rock Band Comic, TAOMAR, VG GRL's Contest, more stuff...
Recenlty Added: TAOMAR - Ch. 2, pg. 26
As the title says, I'm going to be talking about the video game Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box. Also in the title, I'm also going to be talking about a movie called Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Starting with the latter.
So my dad rented a movie called Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure for the family to watch. Basically, it was about two high school seniors, Bill and Ted, with a dream to be ROCK STARS. But unfortunately, they were failing their history class. If they don't get an A+ on their final history report, they flunk out of shool. And if they flunk out of school, Ted has to go to military school. Or something. BUT THEN. A man from 500 years in the future goes back to 1988 (which is the current time of the movie) in a time-traveling phone booth, and gives it to Bill and Ted to travel through history in order to ace their history report. Yaaaaaay.
What did I think of the movie?
Well.
It was MOST EXCELLENT.
Ahahaha. Not funny.
But really, I reccomend it to people who like comedy movies with silly characters. xD
Anyways, on to a more otaku-related topic.
PROFESSOR LAYTON AND THE DIABOLICAL BOX.
I really wish they kept the name to Professor Layton and Pandora's Box or The Elysian Box or something. Diabolical just sounds too... extreme. xD
So.
It's just about one of the best games I've ever played. I LOVE Professor Layton games. They're so much fun! AND YOU LEARNNN!!! 8D Ahaha. I actually really like mind puzzles. :> But aside from the puzzles, the game's got a great storyline, tons of mysteries, voice acting, animated scenes, and great music. :D It's really terrific. I don't want to spoil the game for y'all, so I'll keep quiet on how the mysteries play out. ;3
And to wrap up this long post, here's one of the best lines from the game.
"This train is so posh, I feel like I should be wearing a monocle!"
-Luke, Professor Layton's Apprentice (from Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box)
