barleybap
@barleybap
Scottish trans retro gamer and ooze seeking her own level. Sometimes translator, 100% completer of James Pond 3, Balan Wonderworld stan, Baby Jo-certified Best Baby, and mostly dormant streamer known to travel with a band of equally bad penguins.
That's game number four. Running behind on this, but will still hopefully finish the twelve by the end of the year. <3
The 3rd Birthday: "Look at all this stuff you unlocked for finishing the game. You can dress up Aya in a maid outfit that makes Maaya Sakamoto do a cute moe moe voice. You love Maaya!" Me: "But I'd have to actually replay The 3rd Birthday, right?" T3B: "Well... yes, but..." Me: "I'm good."
Game: "Please customise your car." Me: "Trans flag, number 69." *an hour passes* Game: "You've now unlocked a brand new car after clearing the lightweight tracks. Would you like to change its colou-" Me (threateningly): "Trans flag, number 69."
"Maria, he told me I was a 'pain in the neck'. Does he not like me, or was that another joke?"
The MIDI arrangement of Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want. *chef's kiss*
Everything else aside, you can clearly see that that's not a USB connector. Is zooming in on photos a lost art or something?
Since I don't have a flashcart for my DS lite, I just stuck a random physical game in my bag to take with me while travelling for my consultation. Have been playing Matrix Software's 3D remake of Final Fantasy III. And man, this really is still an NES game, huh?
The three girls also start out living in empty rooms, but you can have them invest time into decorating while they're not active. I was especially touched by the brusque lone wolf character who is initially opposed to teaming up, but winds up painting a mural of the trio on her wall by the end. <3
"Your hair's an impossible colour!" You'd think in a school with multiple girls with blue hair, she wouldn't be too startled by Sunohara's bleached blonde. But I guess not.