Glorified Version of A Stranger

A few years back, I used to have a PlayStation 2. I remember that I was happily sucked into the world of console gaming. I finished all the rad games at the time: Need for Speed, Need for Speed Underground, Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X2, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, God of War, Tekken 5, Tekken Tag, Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening, Castlevania: Lament of Innocence, and several others. Two 8MB memory cards were not enough to accomodate all the games that I saved.

I remember my Final Fantasy X game where all the characters completed the sphere grid, already had their ultimate weapons, had break damage limit, break hp limit, break mp limit, and whooped the asses of the dark aeons. *sighs*

I remember the sleepless nights spent mastering a beating God Mode in God of War, those effin Cerberus puppies who grew to insane proportions and became so effin difficult to kill! Mastering Devil May Cry 3 in order to get to Heaven and Hell Mode (1 hit death for all enemies, including you lol). *sighs*

Okay, so while you’re busy checking out the rhinoplasty pictures above (rhinoplasty in the sense that I already edited them, but I know that rhinoplasty refers to nose jobs FYI :lol:), let me mention that Dance Dance Revolution was also part of my video game insanity. *blushes* So in the spirit of reminicing, I downloaded all the mp3’s on the Dance Revolution Songs that I could find: about 336 of them. *rotfl*

Call me jologs and all but I kinda enjoyed playing Dance Revolution. It was a good exercise. I recommended it to my friends back then and it proved effective to some. Why not? It sure burns a lot of calories!

Hemingways, the point of this post is simple: I’d be eternally grateful to the person who buys me a Playstation 2 console (kahit hindi PS 3 okay lang!). Donations for parts and accessories are also welcome, and no, I’m not willing to buy one for me. Someone should give me one. LOL. This is not a joke.

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