Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2008 - 1:21am Subject: Now It's Getting Very Exciting Security: Public I'm Feeling: excited (and redundant)

So I've just finished the "Phoenix Wright's Last Case" section of Turnabout Succession, and yes. Not an exact quote, but "Only when you find the answers to all four questions, will the final trial begin"? Makes me wish I'd started playing it earlier in the day ;_; Thus far, "Bridge to the Turnabout" in Trials and Tribulations would have to be my favorite case (it's long, and gets quite suspenseful, among other things), but I'm beginning to think it might get pushed down a spot.

But having said that, there's an email I've been trying to figure out how to reply to all day, then I'm going back to the game (as if that wasn't obvious).

Oh, and menacing snowstorm for southern Ontario. Not only has it been that way all day, but it's the first time I've seen them use "menacing" (usually it's just "severe" or something like it). I can't wait ^^

Edit: Even though I have a feeling I'm not even halfway through the case yet, there's one word I can think of to describe it: epic. Here's hoping it turns out to be that and more~

Edit 2: I take back what I said before (I think it was when I was still playing through Trials and Tribulations) about having all the cases being connected together in the end being a pain...

Just as a little example right now, as soon as I realized who "Shadi Smith" actually was, I could only think "Just what went on in the first case?" If the events that were shown to have occurred are actually the truth, then where does that leave "Shadi"? Also, just what does the Gramarye Envelope contain? The description specifically stated "To be opened when the time is right", but it must really be, well, for lack of a better description, decisive evidence.

Even though I don't want to though, I should get in the shower now that everyone's gone to bed, and won't be able to bother me to use the bathroom or whatever :s

Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2008 - 6:49am Subject: That Can Wait 'Till Tomorrow~ Security: Public

Or later today, really. I do believe I'm more or less finished finding the answers to the questions, but the purpose of the black / gray psyche-locks still elude me. Perhaps they indicate that their "bearer" is truly the one responsible for everything revealed in the "MASON System" part of the case, but yeah. The only thing I'm going to have a problem with right now is getting to sleep. It's 7 in the morning, and I'm not tired in the slightest ^^ Maybe I'll just work on a couple Picross DS puzzles though, because that always makes me tired quite quickly.

Also, this is interesting. I'm obviously laying in bed right now, and every so often, I can feel snow landing on my back :3 It's in no way a bad thing (if it was, I could easily close my window), but it's rather different :p

Anyways though, I have one other thing to take care of first, then it's time to (once again) see about getting to sleep~

Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2008 - 4:27pm Subject: "And that is the Whole Truth of this Case" Security: Public

Frankly, I'm disappointed that the final court session was so short, as well as that you never get the chance to unlock Kristoph's (omitted for rather large spoilers, but you can still highlight to read it) psyche-locks, and also that you're actually given the chance to declare Vera guilty or not guilty.

( I Mean, Consider these Two Facts (Cut for Length)... )

Having said that though, Bridge to the Turnabout would still have to be my favorite case. This one (Turnabout Succession) would be second, followed by "Farewell, My Turnabout", then "Rise from the Ashes". Thus, I might start "Bridge to the Turnabout" again later tonight, but not right now.

Anyways though, the weather out there. Not quite as "menacing" as I figured it'd be, but it's still nice <3 Dad's apparently already made the decision that nobody's going anywhere tonight, which just makes me want to walk up to 7-11 or something later so badly, but I already went last night, and there's muffin mix in the cupboard that I could make use of, so we'll have to see.

In the meantime, however, I'd go into the dining room and play Guitar Hero III, if Adam weren't still using the 360 (despite not actually playing anything on it, as before), but I've been meaning to tidy up the programs list in my start menu for a while now, so I might as well while I have, well, nothing better to do :3