5 areas of my life that could be games

1.My hong Kong trip (surviving the cold)
2.My lifeguard course (learn to be lifesaver)
3.tak-won-doe training (earning black belt)
4.going out with friends (having exposure to the outside world)
5.Going up to the next level everytime (e.g. Primary school, secondary, then poly)

Possible inspired games: From the insipration i gathered i could conclude my game into an actuon rpg adventure. It starts like this (reference from the beginning) a traveller got lost in the snowy montains then suffers from hythermia and faints. Then he wakes up in a temple of secret martial arts. The masters there said he's the chosen one to fight the forces of evil. So your goal is to train with the master and by defeating the ultimate evil you will get awesome stuff.

Dead On Arrival games

Well technically i cant think of much games that aint fun since i love them but there's one game which bothers me wich is killzone liberation for the psp. I wont say it's not fun at all but trying to cash in on a best selling franchise by putting a simplistic gameplay for the psp might not be such a good idea. Unlike it's original fps roots in it's ps3 version, it takes on an over the root angle which too me kinda spiled the franchise. The game although is still like a shooter is more like a tactical game whereby you move your soldier with the analog stick and shoot around in an over head view angle. Well my gripes are that there should be auto aim instead of just having us shooting in the direction of the enemies. combat is painfully slow, and the missions throughout are although it did have variety(tank gameplay), however aiming like i said was a chore so it doesnt matter whether you have the big guns, if you cant aim well you'll go down with it...  Well it's my personal opinion that this game wasnt fun at all although i check review websites giving it a 9 out of 10 i still have a personal gripe for this game.

Well however this game could be improve if the actually borrowed the controls from psp shooters like resistance retributon or syphon filter's dark mirror and logan's shadow and thisgame would have earn my love for it.

My friend's experience of Starcraft 2

Upon playing starcraft 2's  multiplayer mode, my friend felt it to be definitely more "newbie friendly" than Starcraft I. The A.I. levels could be adjusted according to one's skill level, so my friend could easily get used to starcraft 2 skirmishes thus allowing him to settle into his first Starcraft 2 Multiplayer match quite quickly. He found the in-game tooltips to be very helpful in getting him up to speed, and i observed as he built his base without much difficulty.However, as expected he felt as his first competitive multiplayer match was an entirely different ball-game. The opponents were ruthless and had lots of strategies up their sleeves, and were constantly typing rubbish in the chatbox, telling him how "noob" and "was a phail (fail)" he was.
I could see as he was abit offended by their comments but gladly he ignored them. He resumed building up an army but before he could even start tech up to more advanced units, his base was over-run by enemy forces. Of course, naturally he panic and tried to scramble a defense, but to no avail.
The whole time that the game was going on, he felt really uneasy as an opponent's army lurking around a cliff or waiting in ambush.. Well he lost his first multiplayer match against human players, but he  thoroughly enjoyed the smoothness of the game and its impeccable graphics. Well like all games if you were to be good at it you gotta grind grind and grind....

My journey to the Star(craft 2)



Well i'm gonna use startcraft as for my games testing experience. Pretty awesome started last year when my father bought it for muah. At the start i tried the multiplayer which was a HUGE mistake. I got my ass-kicked immediately by the starcrafts veterans. Even one of them said am i really that bad.....

So i continued my starcraft gaimng with the campagin, even watch some strategy videos and know-hows of the game. Finally i was ready for combat!!(FTW)

And after playing the multiplayer i come to terms commonly used in the community such as cheese play trolling and nerd rage. Very interesting to see such terms, well i'm included as the catergory nerd rager because when players uses cheese (aka cheap tactics) on me i'll get absolutely frustrated when i lose to them. But it's also satisfying when you beat them. Well moving on from this game i found it real challenging and compeititive much like we asian society except this is a game....