Yep, for the whole day, some of us in the college were taken to Birmingham for that German Christmas market thing. If you don't know what it is, it's where people from different parts of the world come together in one city and buy stuff like chocolate and presents.

The only thing I REALLY wanted was a Peanut Brittle. Sticky and peanutty. So when we got back to the college to go home, I went to the toy shop and got a new Omnitrix toy. I got the Challenge version (Pretty much a battle game you can play with your friends) for £14 only to find out the FX version (The one I really wanted) outside the window sometime later for £25.

Then I went to the game store and got Star Fox: Adventures for £5. Just started playing!

Yeah, SF: Adventures is pretty fun! What is Okami like in terms of gameplay? I might get it sometime if I can.

Then again, the game store also has copies of 'Garfield' and 'Looney Tunes: Back in Action'. And I always loved the Garfield comics and the Looney Tunes: BiA game. Until I lost it.

I haven't played Okami personally, but I've played Okamiden, which is a sequel. I didn't get too far, but the gameplay and story were amazing. Pick it up if you can.

I've never really played either. The only thing I know about the series is that you play as a godly wolf with a magic paintbrush in a Japanese environment.

I did get that Garfield game I mentioned. Not great, but not bad either. Basically, Jon has told Garfield to look after Odie for the day, but Odie goes crazy and wrecks everything. So Garfield has to collect all the items in and around the house and put them in the right places before Jon gets back in 8 hours (Real time. Plenty of time) and puts Garfield on a diet.

The graphics were criticized, but even though they aren't the best for PS2 standards, I quite like them. The characters look just like they do in The Garfield Show. Even in the early 2000s.

Now that I got £20 from one of my aunts in a Christmas card, I can get another copy of Looney Tunes: Back in Action. I love that game!