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“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” - Philip K. Dick (1928 - 1982)

Friday, June 20, 2008

A Deep History for the Textile Art of Persona: Eternal Punishment...

I started playing video games since Atari I think, but pleeaaasssee take note that the Atari we had was over 10 years old when I had come to play it and to my surprise… it’s still alive until today, hey we’re paranoids and we love collecting gadgets. Anyway, I was simply trying to say that I grew up with games even if I’m a girl I didn’t grew up with Barbies…

My first game was the infamous Pong and then Galaxian. Then Nintendo came out with their 8-bit 3rd generation console the NES and Famicom, I was fond of playing Q-bert and of course Gauntlet. I was never happy with Mario although the game was alright; the game is pretty much mediocre. After some time, Nintendo released their 16-bit 4th generation console the SNES. This made a huge impact since I was introduced to playing RPGs which I had come to love from then on. I didn’t know I was playing the future over-rated game Final Fantasy VI (FFIII in North America).

Well, back to the future… since then I was really hooked playing RPG games and this led me to the greatest RPG game ever created IMO and that would be the Shin Megami Tensei series. Everything that was written from this URL: HARDCORE GAMING 101 is sooo true. Anyway, as I was overly crazy about this game since 5th grade, I had come to collect some cool stuff over the past 10 years. After Sony released their first game console the Playstation which changed the history of gaming, I was able to get a hold of Persona: Eternal Punishment (SMT spin-offs) which I find quite well. This got me to paint my first entry for the Jazz-up your Jeans contest sponsored by Robinson’s mall.

This was actually chosen to be 1 of the semi-finalists for the contest which was least expected. Anyway, I still have lots of history and story to tell you and I hope you find them interesting.

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