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Jigsaw Pack 1

Just click on any of those to play. All of those Jigsaws were assembled by me. Enjoy!
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Circle of Friends

Friends below.

I'm assuming you came here through my Twitch channel, so this makes things more easy to explain.
Below, you will find a list of my friends, be they "internet" or "real" friends.

Ramos-sama: Also known simply as brother, is my brother (you don't say...), effectively superior when compared to me, also knows how to cook and acts as a bigger example for everyone in the house.
Cristina-san: My mother, always busy traveling with Alexandre, carries 70% of our money around and uses it mostly for new clothes. Visits the beauty salon a lot.
Alexandre-san: Likes to talk a lot. Isn't part of our family, but acts more or less like a father. Will never say no, looks at things in a very optimistic way, also likes to show off driving skills.
Anerita-sama: My grandmother, is mainly responsible for the garden sections of our family house. Will never refuse a cup of tea, and has a calm personality that isn't shook by anything. Often refers to game music as "a waste of good sounds."
Sarah, Daniela, Aninha: The three dogs of our family. Daniela is a Poodle, toy-sized, and extremely noisy. Aninha is a Fox Terrier, doesn't give a care about the world, only eats and sleeps. Sarah is some kind of Labrador, was found in the streets, follows Ramos-sama like a guardian. All of them are female.
Rosa: Our current house maid. Carries around a Tablet PC wherever she goes, has unique speaking habits such as putting "Hm." at the start of most sentences. Is fairly happy and admires Ramos-sama's knowledge.
Giovanni: The man in charge of starting construction on the house whenever Cristina-san demands. Does his job with a lot of dedication, won't accept anything less than 100% perfect.
Barsano: The manager of the game shop my brother works at. Has a tendency to make small jokes about everything every once in a while, has an expression so wild that it's hard to tell if he's happy, sad or angry.
Gaba-sama: A really tall boy who has dreams of working in a big company and getting rich. Has a vast amount of knowledge on alchemy, Japanese history and geography, and is a master at mathematics.
Stocco-senpai: Mostly a friend of my brother, but has been visiting me a lot lately. Apparently has fallen in love with me, but is too afraid to take a further step. Can have a silly personality at times.
Erica-sensei: An ethics teacher who has been teaching me how to be a lady since the ancient times(almost). Still maintains contact with us, becomes worried for no reason very often.
Melissa-sensei: Another teacher who taught me the ins and outs of biology and advanced science, has a love for all kinds of shoes.
Junior: A young man who has a lot of self-control and strives to be an example for most schools to follow. Has no fixed job, instead likes to try a little of every job available.
Teacher Pink: Our English teacher, has fondness for the Pink color, carries around a pink DS, pink bag, pink cellphone and pink books. Acts very girly, ends sentences with "yup" or "nah".
Robinson: Addicted on technology and vehicles, has worked at the army, knows how to drive submarines and jet fighters. Is always looking forward to teaching someone else about technology.
Carla: Socially connected woman, has a strong attitude, always seen flailing her laptop here and there, laughs for no reason, works with horses.
Vania: A short woman who just so happens to be a bit too innocent and naive for her own good. Believes in true goodness, has a way with children.
Cecilia: A woman who sometimes pays a visit to our house to sell interesting stuff, knows how to massage someone very well, is proud of her own hair.
Jonas: An old man who was originally a Portuguese, a fan of Kamen Rider and anything Sentai-related, has a strange mind and believes that every creature, no matter how insignificant, must have a chance to live.
Emilia: Jonas's wife, just wants to live the rest of her life in peace. Is a bit grumpy, but cares for others deeply. Also has superb cooking.
Olho-sama: A man who never reveals his identity to anyone, except for his eye picture. "Olho" means "Eye" in Portuguese. Plays with words, likes to see things from a realistic point of view.
Nathan-kun: A small kid who will break your stuff if you don't keep an eye on him. Frequently appears at the game shop and troubles Barsano to no end. Has the nickname "Yellow Devil", both because he is a blonde devil and because of a certain Mega Man boss.
Luísa-chan: A girl with really long hair who can be usually seen in the nearby park. Cares a lot for her own health, is insightful on the matters of the world, but will not talk unless spoken to.
Rafaeru-kun: Is a cheater in every way. Will rickroll you when given the chance, does not accept defeat in anything, and is quite brave and reckless at the same time.
Deven-senpai: A well-succeeded man in life who is more or less in love with me. Doesn't has nearly enough time as he works as both a diagnostician and general surgeon.
Luigi43hd: A young teenager who apparently likes me. Thinks everything I do is "internet gold", has a tendency to get addicted on multiple different games per month, but has a sensible heart that is easily shattered. Often seen with Rizzhard
Rizzhard: A teenager who has his own doubts about life, seems more like the lone wolf type at school, is not completely sure about his own talents, cares a bit about how others see him, but still manages to have good times. Often seen with Luigi43hd. Originally called Ocilluzz.
Shadowfied: A man who is a friend of my brother, and recently also a friend of mine. Has a sharp tongue, and is quite proud of his own Castlevania 64 playthrough. Encourages me to do things when I'm not feeling quite sunny.
"To Be Continued..."

Vagrant Story

Released in 2000 for the Playstation, Vagrant Story is a promising RPG that introduced many interesting concepts to the world of RPG gaming, and as such, became engraved in history as a very important step that Squaresoft had made towards success, just before finally changing their name to Square-Enix.



Perhaps the greatest asset of this game are the graphics, with nearly no PS1 game containing as good of a graphic as Vagrant Story's. There are a few framedrops when too much stuff is happening, but such is to be expected. Even though the game looks like it was definitely made for the PS2, the PS1 can handle it just fine.



The main key elements of Vagrant Story are the gameplay and the story. A man named Ashley is an agent titled a "Riskbreaker", sent to Leá Monde to investigate a connection between a cultist organization and a member of the main government, Duke Bardorba. However, things go terribly wrong, and Ashley is framed for murdering Duke. From there on, he has to un-frame himself by acquiring proof that he didn't do it, all the while avoiding the forces of a powerful mysterious character who has some connection to Ashley himself.



The game plays just like any typical RPG, but leveling up is a luxury, and as such you must rely on equipment and clever tactics to defeat opponents. A new system is introduced in this game, where you can hit any part of an enemy's body, either to inflict more damage or hinder an opponent's movement or reaction. A well-timed strike in the right place can save you from dire situations, but don't neglect your finger skills for when you need that extra impact, or when the damage just doesn't cut it.



Among the best RPGs both on the Playstation AND ever released, there is no reason not to at least try Vagrant Story. Just the story and rogue-like exploration is enough to grasp one's attention.

FINAL RATING: 8.9

Kirby's Adventure

Looking at the boxart, it just seems like a children's game, but don't underestimate Kirby's Adventure, as it is a game that should be played by people of all ages. Released in 1993, it was one of the last games published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Think of this as a farewell gift to the NES.

Sporting some pretty impressive graphics, Kirby's Adventure almost looks like a Super Nintendo game. A lot of effort was put into the game, and it shows. Every place is filled with colors, and the animations are vivid and full of details. This was also the first Kirby game where Kirby could copy enemy abilities and use them in a variety of ways.

Being a platformer, many challenges must be overcomed, and the intelligent use of Kirby's abilities are what will get you through each stage. The bosses may be challenging depending on how prepared you are, but fear not, there will always be a chance to rack up more abilities and extra lifes by playing some mini-games that are scattered across the worlds.

All in all, Kirby's Adventure is a game that every person should experience at least once. It's easy enough so that it's suited for all ages, regardless of how experienced they are with games.

FINAL RATING : 8.7

Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow

As time went by, Castlevania games became more and more complex. No longer were they simply considered platformers, but more of a full-fledged action/rpg titles, complete with exploration and epic bosses. Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow was released in 2003 for the Game Boy Advance, and it was certainly a nod to the old times we spent playing Symphony of the Night on our Playstations.

The game tells the story of a man named Soma Cruz and his romantic interest, Mina Hakuba, when they happen to stumble into Dracula's Castle. With no idea of how he got there or why he is there, Soma is then helped by a man named Genya Arikado, who tells Soma of his "Power of Dominance", and that everything will become clear if he goes to the "Master's Chamber". Soma then embarks on a journey to discover the truth of everything, including his own fate.

Mixing RPG and Platforming elements, Aria of Sorrow is the perfect pick for the newcomer into the Castlevania series, as it offers a tolerable difficulty, and doesn't require you to play past games in the series to understand the storyline. There is a lot of customization in the form of Souls, which are acquired whenever you kill an enemy, as long as you're lucky, you can build up fearful combos for every gaming taste; the fireball spammer, the iron wall, the reckless offensive, you name it, and chances are the game got you covered.



Not only do you have customization, but the game is beautiful to look and exciting to hear. Every piece of music has been masterfully composed to the extent that sometimes, you doubt that the sound is coming from a GBA. And the graphics include some pseudo-3D scenery like the ones seen in Symphony of the Night, once again proving that the GBA is very capable of producing impressive imagery.



Add in the fact that the game also features another playable character and some extra modes after completion, and you have a game for the long run whenever you feel like playing something. Don't miss this game, it is just as amazing as it sounds.

FINAL RATING : 9.1