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but hey, if you like it, knock yourself out.

It's a bit early to say, but I did enjoy the little bit I played. After I finally igured out how to open treasure chests, that is.

I saw Elite Beat Agents for sale when I was buying some non-game stuff and I picked it up. I was doing pretty good when I was renting it and maybe I'll have time to master it now.

Haggling time. $20.00!

(I'm a great negotiator!)

What Tweeter doesn't know is that he's going to get an empty box and instructions on how to win a free 360.

I beat the second dungeon of Neutopia. I would get ripped to shreds saying this in some places, but in a lot of ways, this is a better game than GTA 4.

Things may change, but for all I've read online saying that figuring out where to bomb in dungeons is totally random, it seems you can make pretty good educated guesses based on the dungeon map and the looks of the room itself. One thing that might get annoying is that if you leave and come back, you can't see which rooms you visited on the previous trip. Fortunately, you do keep the map itself if you've found it.

At one point I was low on health so I used an escape item to get out and save. I figured out that if you then reset and load that save file, you're back at full health. Saves you from having to look for items. Definitely better to save when it's reasonable to, since you lose half of your gold if you die. You do seem to get more gold than you did rupees in Zelda 1. An enemy will sometimes drop 50 gold.

The treasures so far have been the Bronze Armor and Bronze Sword. So at this point, they aren't giving me items that I need for future dungeons. In fact, one critical item, which I'll call the fire rod, was found in some spot on the overworld map. It's pretty useful for an early item, let's you hit things from a pretty good distance. It's a little weak compared to my new sword, though, and I often get impatient and move in close to attack.

Unlike Zelda, you can't do dungeons very much out of order since you only seem to be able to access small parts of the overworld at a time. Now that I finished two dungeons, a new area, the underworld or something, has opened up, which will probably contain two more dungeons.

An old man in the dungeon gave me some clues. He said that I'd need a lot of bombs. Duh. But he also said to use a bomb at the end of the labyrinth and that didn't seem to apply to anything. There was the boss, and then the room with the medallion. I didn't see anything that needed bombing.

The boss was this robot or something that kind of explodes and sends pieces out in eight directions. Leaving the juicy weakpoint, it's core, helpless for a few seconds. It was an easier boss than the first dungeon, which was a dragon or something that shot fire and had no specific weakness.