May. 29th, 2018

estirose: Screenshot of Final Fantasy II of Maria, Firion, and Guy on docks (Maria too convenient - Final Fantasy II)
I'm still looking for prompts for my usual June Ficspam, but in the meantime, I'm going to share a link to an interesting video, talk about a possible purchase, and then mumble a bit about Final Fantasy II.

CGR Undertow - Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya talks about that game, which I first played on Palm OS, and then finally finished on my 2DS a year or two back. It's a very challenging game! It's funny, I'm not into tactics games, but this one I liked.

I don't know if Japanese word processors interest most people, but there's a Kickstarter for an English version of the Pomera DM30. It does use 2 AA batteries, but specifically says that rechargables are fine. The Pomera series of portable word processors have been available for years and I know that most of the series offers English input if you don't mind a Japanese keyboard.

These things do not connect to the internet (though with QR codes, you can transfer text to say, an iPhone, and you could also transfer via PC cable/SD card), so they're ideal for things like NaNoWriMo. This one will not be ready for that this year.

Ever since I figured out that Yuu had a word processor on his desk in Fatal Frame III, I've kind of wanted a Japanese word processor, but I don't know if this Kickstarter will bear fruit. :( It looks like some used models are expensive but might be worthwhile on Amazon, though.

Also, not having to do with anything else, but Slime Rancher has a new update, so... new ornaments! I'll try to screenshot my ornament collection from last year sometime soon and share it.

Final Fantasy II mechanics, with some Rune Factory 4 and Fantasy Life comparisons )

Profile

estirose: A pixel portrait of a woman (Default)
estirose

May 2025

S M T W T F S
    123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
25 262728293031

Most Popular Tags

Page Summary

Style Credit

Expand Cut Tags

No cut tags
Page generated Jun. 3rd, 2025 03:39 pm
Powered by Dreamwidth Studios