You know, one of those nights where you can't get to sleep, and all you can do is get on your computer to try and sleep.

Once again, it is happening to me.  I really can't tell why.  Well, psychologically, I can't tell why.  Physically, it's too darn warm in my house.  There's suppose to be an air conditioning guy coming to look at it, but that won't be until the start of next week.  Yay.

So, where do I stand right now?  Right where I've always been.  Fighting procrastination and trying to come up with something good to share.  Let's leave it at that.  I'm tired of talking about it all the time.

Instead, I wanna talk about a new game for the Wii I got recently. (No, I have not yet gotten a Wii U, and I would really LOVE to have one.  It most likely will be on my birthday list)

The game is called Pandora's Tower.  In it, the main character, Aeron, has to venture into the Thirteen Towers and retrieve flesh from the bosses of each tower, the Masters, and give to this girl, Elena.  Elena's been cursed with a mark on her back that will transform her into a monster if she doesn't consume these Master Fleshes in time.

This RPG fantasy game is pretty much a race against time.  You explore these towers, bring back any flesh you find in order to prolong Elena's curse before you can break it.  At first, like in most games, getting the controls down is a challenge.  Throughout each level/dungeon/tower, I learned a new trick or skill that I can use to keep the monsters off my back so I can kill them.  Battling them is fun and challenging.

Each tower in the game have representations of this world's gods know as the "Gods of Aios."  There are twelve total representing six elements: Wood, Earth, Water, Fire, Metal, and Light.  The gods represent the light side of these elements, and the goddesses represent the shadow side of these elements.  Basically, there is balance between each element as there is a balance between man and woman.  Something like that.  I won't try to explain it any further.  Explore it for yourself to fully understand it.

All in all, if you happen to find this game, go try it.  You'll be having fun killing monsters and solving puzzles and learning the mystery behind this curse and these gods of Aios.  The game is developed by XSeed, who also have made other Japanese RPGs that have reached the states like The Last Story and Xenoblade Chronicles.  (the later I have yet to play)

Phew.  I think I'm glad I've done this journal.  Hopefully, I'll catch some Zzz's soon.

Peace.