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The game is way too hard at parts. But the soundtrack is glorious.

Some parts of it I love to DEATH and some I hate with a burning passion.

The part with the lasers that bounce you back and forth is awesome (and also where that music comes from >_>)

The part where your partner follows you when you're on the ground and stops when you're on the roof is ******** SHITTY AND A b***h ****** AAAAUGH

It's awful, she doesn't follow you nearly as precisely as it needs to be.

I just learned that one of my textbooks for next semester normally costs 200 dollars, so I'm not really feeling that supportive of the institute of education right now anyway. I'm thinking I'll buy an older edition from one of Amazon's vendors, seeing as it's about 140 dollars cheaper.

You know how many games I could buy with that????? Like, four.

lol.

I payed 50 dollars for a tiny paperback for one of my english classes this semester. I still need to go pick up -- Nah, I'm ust gonna read them at the library. I'm sur ethey've got a lot of copies of shakespeare's works there. I have to read the Merchant of Venice the tempest and one other comedy whose name currently escapes me. I'll be part time this semester. Hopefully I can go out and get a joooooreb with the free time. I should start looking soon.

ALSO

This song, in this flash, is quite excellent. Spoilers, though, for anyone planning to read the series. To frame it for those who aren't, near the start of homestuck you learn that the clouds show visions of the future to the people of prospit(Such as the girl at the end, who is seeing all these images in the clouds) That's not so much spoiling, as telling you an essential plot element established early on.

Most of mine so far have, actually, but this is a lower level class. I'm just thinking I'll wing it and go with the older edition, since there wasn't any big hooplah about needing the newest one.