Star Fox Command - August 29, 2006
Children of Mana - October 30, 2006
Yoshi’s Island 2 - November 13, 2006
Final Fantasy III - November 14, 2006
Tales of the Tempest - TBA 2006
The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass - Q1 2007
Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin - TBA 2007

Only a week left.

I’ve got all of my books except for one, which they didn’t have in stock.

And I’m living in Village 1, North Three. I’m on the ground floor.

Can anyone recommend what specifications my laptop should have?

Initially, my dad wanted me to get a Dell.

Now he’s talking a ThinkPad with 512 MB of RAM, an external dual layer DVD burner (for whatever reason) and all sorts of other stuff.

If I want this computer to have lasting power, what specs should I have? Or should I buy cheap and get a new computer in two years or something?

My Sony Source has said that our town will get only 20 PS3s (of both SKUs) on launch day. As for our neighbouring town of London, it will only receive 200 PS3s (again, of both SKUs) as of launch day.

Let the mob mentality begin!

Alright. I’ve finally written a list of all the books that I need for university.

There are six in total. Five are required, while one is listed as optional. I am going to list the books below, and if you have one that is gently used that you’d like to sell at a reasonable price, drop me a line in the comments or at my e-mail.
Introduction to Mathematical Thinking - Gilbert and Vanstone

Calculus Solutions: How to Succeed in Calculus - P. Schiavone

Single Variable Calculus Early Transcend 5ED PKG - J. Stewart

Java 4ED - W. Savitch

Sex and Gender *Plus* Basical Moral Philosophy (Pkg) - Devine et al

Introduction to Psychology - Weiten et al

If anyone wants to buy a telescope, send me an e-mail.