Garnet Cradle sugary sparkle *_*

My favourite Otome game for 2009: Garnet Cradle, will release a fan-disc for the end of this year!

According to the official website, the protagonist is trapped in a transparent crystal as a punishment for the princes’ sinful acts. To save the protagonist, they have to complete the one and only Christmas tree that is left in the world. If they were to fail, the protagonist would be trap forever in the crystal…

The story sounds a little weird, hopefully I didn’t read/translate anything wrongly ;;^^. I am very looking forward to it! Saariya with fluffy ears *hearts*: he looks so soft and cuddly! Touyo looks pretty cool too with his Chinese clothes, love the eagle’s embroidery! Will update again when more information is available.

New Gameplay Scenes Released for La corda d’oro 3

Fami released some new screen-shots of the gameplay of La corda d’oro 3! They look quite good but… I miss everyone in the previous La corda d’oro! The backgrounds are not as good from the previous games and the characters just look… so out of place for some reason. Why is Wakaouji sensei with a Tsukimori look-alike?! More screen-shots after the cut.

Real broadcasting of Otome gameplay?

Discovered Justin.tv yesterday and have been watching it since. You can watch live broadcasts of people playing games on there, which is nice to have when you feel like gaming but your brain is too dead to play ;;^^.

Watching Kingdom Hearts II as I update~

Have been watching people playing Final Fantasy 12 and Persona 3! Completed Persona 3 a long time ago but now I am playing again on the PSP, this time as a female protagonist. Hopefully will get Akihiko-senpai later on in the game XD. Half-way through FF12: will try to crunch down more next weekend. Are you into JRPG?

Thinking whether I should set up my own channel to broadcast some real gameplay of Otome games. Would anyone be interested watching me play? Probably it wouldn’t be as excited as watching someone playing RPG… If I were to set one up, I could only setup live broadcast from my Would anyone be interested watching me play? Probably it wouldn’t be as excited as watching someone playing RPG… If I were to set one up, I could only setup live broadcast from my PSP or PC. I should be able to broadcast on some weekdays at around 9-11pm UK time (GMT). Give me a shout if you are interested ^^!

Tokimeki Memorial Girl’s Side 3rd Story released 2010

Tokimeki Memorial Girl’s Side 3rd Story will be released next year for the DS! Yay for skinship~ We are back at Habataki academy seven years after TMGS 1. So far only the details of three characters have been released.

Lala November issue

Bought the November issue of Lala last Thursday after work. Have been so busy with training that I didn’t manage to read it properly until today ;;^^.

Love the front cover! It is rare to see Tsukimori-kun smiling so earnestly with his violin! It would be better if Kao-chan is on there blushing at his cute expression~

Absolutely adore the front cover of the new PSP game Haruka 3 – Unmei no labyrinth (at the top right hand corner)! As for the game itself, there will be new events and new CGs and an original UMD video for the Treasure Box. I wonder what the video is about… The Treasure box will contain the game itself; a photo album; special drama CD; original UMD video; special UMD case and a keyring within a box. I don’t think I will get it because I still haven’t started the PS2 version of this game: just don’t have a lot of interest in it I guess ;;^^. The game will be out on 22 October.

Japanese Desserts

Have you tried Japanese dessert before? I have stuffed myself with Japanese desserts during my one month travel in Japan and I must say if you were to go to Japan, you must try them!

Traditionally, Japanese snacks and desserts were shaped to reflect the season. For example, in Spring they would be shaped as Sakura and in Autumn they would be shaped as Autumn leaves. They are often made with tea; sweet flour; azuki paste (red-bean paste); nuts; sugar and the fruits of the season. Japanese people like to eat their beautifully decorated snacks with their green tea, while admiring the view of their zen-garden and becoming one with nature.

Nowadays, it is harder to find traditional Japanese desserts: many of them are tailored to suit the preference of the younger generation as well as tourists. That doesn’t mean that they are not good! In fact, there is a wider variety available!