Monday, July 9, 2007

Beautiful Katamari still on for the PlayStation 3!!!!!!!!

I was searching around on my distributor's website when I found something interesting.
What was it?
I found that:
1. Beautiful Katamari is still on for the PlayStation 3 (according to them) and
2. The Xbox 360 version will be released five months before the PS3 and Wii versions.

They have the Xbox 360 version listed as being released in October, while the PS3 and Wii versions being released in March.



What does this mean?
Well, if the reports of the Xbox 360 version of Beautiful Katamari being favored would be very accurate, but the reports of the PS3 version being canned in order to put the efforts towards the Wii version would be false, unless the Wii version was set to be released a long time after the 360 and PS3 versions (which would show that Bandai Namco didn't start developing it until a ways after the Wii launched, i.e. they jumped on the Wii bandwagon).

I'm just hoping that the PS3 version is still on, even if it means that we'll have to wait until the spring. I'll have more than enough PS3 games to play during that time: flOw, the next thatgamecompany game, Lair, MotorStorm, Resistance, Warhawk, Home (I know it's not a game...), Assassin's Creed, Haze, Oblivion, and a bunch more games that come out on PSN or that just spring up out of nowhere.

Friday, July 6, 2007

Live Earth and today's "all time record high temperatures"

I don't know if we did get these "all time record high temperatures" that we were supposed to get across various parts of the nation, as I haven't watched the news since 1:00 P.M. But, there was one thing that I noticed that couldn't have been better.
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Live Earth is scheduled for Saturday or Sunday, and is all across this world. It is similar to Live Eight, and all the other thousands upon thousands of these Live things that have sprung up in the past couple years.

Well, to get to the point, Live Earth is about global warming, and here we are, a couple days before Live Earth, with very, very high temperatures. This thing is going to be thrown all across the media, which is good, and a lot more people are going to be aware of ways to combat global warming.
This should help out everyone's knowledge of global warming (even though it helps increase it for a small amount of time), and I'm probably going to be watching a bunch of it also!
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Now, all we have to do is hope that those watching and learning aren't all hypocrites, so we can actually get some things done with the combating of global warming.
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Sunday, July 1, 2007

(dot) .hack//TOMORROW is now up on Vimeo.com

A couple weeks ago, I stumbled upon this little website called Vimeo.com. It's a video website, that's relatively unknown. It seems a lot better than YouTube, but it's just a lot smaller, and YouTube has become too much of a behemoth.
Well, here it is:









(dot) .hack//TOMORROW from Amish Gramish and Vimeo.

Thursday, June 21, 2007

I'll be back

I haven't been on a while because I've been busy getting free things and being at Boys' State here in Minnesota, which is sponsored by the American Legion.
I am going to go on vacation starting Saturday, so I won't be on for a while.
I have to thank all of you who have signed the Monster Rancher on DVD petition, and I will start working on it a lot more soon!

See you all later!

Sunday, June 10, 2007

Random Crap Vol. 2

Hello, this is my latest blog category called "Random Crap."
This is where I just post random crap about things.

This time, I would (again) like to thank all of the foreign visitors I have gotten so far.
The foreign countries include, in alphabetical order:
Argentina
Australia

Brazil

Canada
Egypt
France
Greece
India
Israel
Italy
Kuwait

Mauritius
Morocco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama
Portugal (
Hellz Yeah!)
Romania
Saudi Arabia

Singapore
Spain
Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey (
Tastey)
Ukraine (Vanya Khoreschenko)
and, last, but not least,
United Kingdom

That's right, TWENTY SEVEN COUNTRIES!!!!!!!

Thanks to all of these foreign visitors, who mainly clicked on the "random blog" link up above, and those ten or so people who googled something to get to this!!!!

.hack//TOMORROW has almost 400 views on YouTube, and They Might Be Final, Here Comes The Fantasy! has almost 10,000 aggregate views on YouTube, MetaCafe, and Veoh! (5,600 with the higher res, and 1,800 with the lower res, both on YouTube)!!!!!!

WAFFLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I also want to remind you all to sign the Monster Rancher Petition, which now has thirty signatures!!!!

Okay, now onto more random crap:
I'm going to be heading over to "Boys' State" in Morris, MN at about 8:00 A.M., and it's now 2:45 A.M. here in Barnesville, so I don't think I'm going to get very much sleep.
It's basically where students from each state get together, meet up in their state of residence, and form a fake government. It's sponsored by the American Legion, so if I have fun, I'll have to thank them a lot for letting me go to this!

My dad and I also got some cats a couple weeks/about a month ago, so they are getting bigger and bigger, and fluffier and fluffier.

You all know what happened to my dog, and if not, just read either "Good Night And Good Luck" or the other one about Bode.

Saturday, June 9, 2007

MY FIRST COMMENT!!!!

On my post "Random Crap Vol. 1," I received my first comment!!!!
It's from Vanya Khoreschenko , and he said:

Don't forget Ukraine; among other things, home of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl.

Oh, and home of Chernobyl, too.

This was yesterday at June 9, 2007 11:12 A.M.

And it looks like I may take a look at S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, because it looks great (and the reviews have been great too!).

I am very amazed at how many of my visitors are from foreign countries!
Almost half of my visits are now from foreign countries! (Many I haven't heard of before!)
Thanks everyone, and please visit again!

Monday, June 4, 2007

PlayStation Network RULES!!!!

I just made U.K. and Japanese PlayStation Network accounts, and it has really opened me up to other countries and a lot more downloadable content!


The Folklore/Folks Soul/Monster Kingdom demo is FREAKING SWEET!
The Mainichi Issho game(?) is awesome!
Go! Puzzle is really good and addictive.
Everybody's Golf 5 would be fun if I knew how to play it.
And XI is really, really confusing.

Right now I'm downloading a bunch of videos off the UK PlayStation Store.

And there's a huge sale in the Japanese store, so if you are in Japan, BUY NOW!!!!

If you have a PlayStation Network account, you can add me. My name is Amish_Gramish.