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Whoops, I guess I forgot to update yesterday... But while we're off topic, I wanna talk about a great game for the Nintendo 64, which also had a lot of great games. One N64 game I'm working on now is called Space Station Silicon Valley (SSSV).

*WARNING: POSSIBLE SPACE STATION SILICON VALLEY SPOILERS AHEAD*

The basic plot behind SSSV is this: you are a computer chip named Evo. You and "Danger Dan", I think his name is, go to SSSV. You go around, inserting yourself in various robotic animals, and progress through the game, salvaging what is left of the space station's knowledge, and putting down the wild, malfunctioning, hostile animals. It's a really fun game... I'm wortking on it now.

My favorite animals are the springy thingy, a sheep with a spring for legs, the heli-rabbit, a rabbit that has a rotor on it's head and can carpet bomb whatever's under it, and the walrus, which can speed around (it has a speed boost action) and fire these homing ground-to-air missles, which rock. The game has 30-50 levels, as well as 30-40 types of robot animal. It's awesome. I really like it. The only reason I remembered it when I saw it at the used game store yesterday was because I remembered when I had rented and played it years ago and had gotten stuck on level 6... I'm much farther now.

I love the N64. Like I love the SNES.

Thanks for reading,

--CB