Hey! A picture of some of my PlayStation 2 games (including "ICO" and "Shadow of the Colossus"), and my handhelds. The black thing on the white paper is my PSP, which I bought last week ^_^ My PlayStation games, plus my boxed N64 games and a GameCube bag. (Never tried the Tomb Rider game...) ere is "Centipede" and "Donkey Kong" on the Atari 2600 machine, there is also the "Donkey Kong 64" soundtrack in the picture. We can also see two Zelda-related stuff here: the Rearranged album for "Ocarina of Time" and a sealed "Zelda's Adventure" CDi-game here. Last thing is the head on my Super Mario LEGO-statue, and some random PS/2/P and NDS games. The other half of PS2-games, and random Nintendo. GameCube-Zeldas, Okami, Prince of Persia, SoulCalibur, Super Smash and Super Mario. Rest of the GC and Wii games, all of my PC games and random DS/GB/X360 games All of my Xbox 360 games, and random Nintendo: My DS and GBA games ("Pokémon Gold Version" and the Zelda Oracles are GBC, of course). And, as said before, "Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow" is borrowed away. "Castlevania: Circle of the Moon" and Pokémon are not boxed. That's all, folks! Feel free to comment, and such. (Please correct my english, if necessary)
Picture heavy is good! Who doesn't have broadband nowadays? Hehe. Nice collection you have there! I see you have several versions of Oblivion. Do you collect the older PC Elder Scrolls games, too? I loved Daggerfall back in the day - great game! I love seeing those foreign LOTR games, hehe. Your English is very good - better than my Norwegian! God morgen. Hvordan har du det? Dessverre snakker jeg bare litt norsk. Snakker du engelsk? ...and that's my limit! heh. If you want corrections, though... A common error that even English people use is "me and my brother". The correct phrase is "my brother and I". You were half way there - well done for using I instead of me ;-) Also, your girlfriend borrowed your game. You lent her your game (the verb being to lend - see here). Likewise, she would say "my boyfriend lent me this game" or "I am borrowing this game from my boyfriend". Other than that, your English is pretty much perfect! Good job! :thumbsup:
Hey, thanks ^^ Well, the reason for the different Oblivion games is that the standard version of the game was my first on Xbox 360. I wanted the collector's edition, but I couldn't wait, since the store I bought it in did not sell the CE version. But I found the CE used in mint condition. It was cheap, so I bought it. And then I found "The Shivering Isles" as a stand alone package for the 360 and bought that one too. After that I found the Game Of The Year edition for Windows. As you can see, I bought it, mainly because of the home made mods for PC. I don't now if I ever collect the earlier games i The Elder Scrolls series, but maybe one day. Only time will show. And thanks for the corrections^^ I'll use your corrections when I write in english. And your Norwegian is great, by the way. Ja, jeg snakker engelsk (Hopefully, my English is better than Petter Solberg. Have you heard of him?)
Sure, I've heard of him! Former WRC champion ;-) There was a GOTY Oblivion on 360, too ;-) Takk! ;-) Well, at least I'll get by if I'm in Norway - just ask everyone if they speak English ;-) heh.
Here is the video game related stuff I've bought since last time. Just for information: I really don't have any PlayStation 3, but I bought it because the figure looks great beside my books, and it was cheap (about 50$, if I've calculated right). The Prince of Persia is for the Xbox 360.
