I finally got those Miles Edgeworth Tokyo Game Show posters that I won in the mail today, so here's some pictures (along w/ another prize I won in the past) of them.

Here they are just opened:

& after 10-ish minutes later of finding 16 push-pins, on my wall.

I also want to share with you something I "won" 2 months ago on Twitter from Capcom. Their Dark Void Twitter account was doing a special contest where you could win one of those neat E3 t-shirts. Well, I entered & a few days after it ended, I asked them if they had a list of the winners. They did, but it turned out, THEY HAD AN EXTRA & WOULD ME MORE THAN GLAD TO SEND IT TO ME. Yup, I won an extra shirt that they had from the contest. Sadly, it's only a Large (they didn't have XL), but it's still neat having something that only 300 were ever made. I even got a paper w/ 3 signatures of people who worked on the game!

That's it for this post. My Japanese PS2 game should be shipping soon (i.e 10/14 or 10/15), so I'll do a little review of that, plus I'm getting the Mario Hat from Club Nintendo (it went to preparing order. If any of you care, I'll post it) & I'll be reviewing Bit.Trip Void once that gets added to WiiWare.

GameStop had a special exclusive demo (10/11) of DJ Hero, so I went to check it out, & now that I'm back, I'm going to give some quick impressions.

At 1st, I didn't seem to care much about the game & the controller left me wondering how it was actually going to work. But after spending some time playing it, I felt like it worked perfectly & my interest in the game sky-rocketed up. There was only 1 set of 3 songs in which you HAVE to play them in order ("Heard it From the Grapevine vs. Feel Good Inc", "Hollaback Girl vs. Give it to Me", and "Boom Boom Pow vs. Satisfaction"), so it was kinda weird not being able to just choose a song like in most demos for rhythm games. The only difficulty you couldn't choose was Expert, which kind of makes sense seeing as nobody has actually played the game until now, so I just played on Hard after going through the Tutorial (which does a good job explaining how to play)

At 1st, I would overshot the crossfader (which is used to switch the lanes for green & blue), but I eventually got the hang of it, & it was really fun to scratch & rewind (which, w/ the spin of the turntable, will rewind a few seconds of the song to replay & score extra points) the turntable. The music selection (to me) was mixed. The 1st song was "meh", the 2nd was really good, & the 3rd song wasn't as good as the 2nd, but was better than the 1st.

To summarize, I had no interest in the game until now, & I really had fun w/ the demo. Sucks I can't buy it since I'm saving up for a laptop.....

Now, for future blog posts, I'll be reviewing Bit.Trip Void once it gets released, I have an imported PS2 game that'll be shipping this week, so I should be getting it in about 2 weeks or so, & since I was the winner of those Miles Edgeworth Tokyo Game Show posters, I'll show off those once I get them & I'll even throw in some pics of the Dark Void jetpack shirt I won awhile back.

P.S: Since I turned 18 on 9/21, my blog posts are now public, so everyone will be able to read them now, so spread the word of my blog.