After finishing my recently gotten x-mas gift (aka. Spirit Tracks) I can make afew comments on it.
I plays pretty much like Phantom Hourglass, but it is somewhat easier I think (or is it the fact that I already played the other one). Anyway, the story is decent, and the tower especially, where you have the puzzle that you need to do with both characters are real fun.
All in all I'd give it a 9/10 as it doesn't have a lot of new stuff in it, and only has a few hard parts. But it makes it a lot easier for the non-Zelda fans.

In my attempt to finish almost every game we own, I've finished Castlevania: Curse of Darkness the day before yesterday and Wario Land: The Shake Dimension yesterday.

I'm now starting on Metroid Prime 3: Corruption for the Wii. Problem with this one is that you can't play it all day long, as your arms will get tired pretty fast in places where there's a lof of action. I'm continueing from a save I had earlier, and I'm now somewhere in a Skycity of some sort, no real idea of how far I actually am in the game. Will just have to wait and see.

PS: I've approved the comments that were still pending for over a year now :p
Didn't even knew I had that feature on ^.^

We got our Snow Bunny Hats in FFXI.
Bunnies !!

Yesterday I've finally finished Castlevania: Lament of Innocence for the Playstation 2. Was at the end for a couple of days already, but the last bosses just kept owning me. Because of that I decided to gather a few more secret stuff first before I tried again. Simply but, I've beaten the game now with 98,3% completion now.
About the game, it's a decent 3D version of a Castlevania game, the story is okay, but the game itself gets a bit too repetitive in the end and only has a hand full of puzzles and layouts.
Anyway, now I've moved on to Castlevania: Curse of Darkness which I like the gameplay more of. Although it does feel less like a Castlevania.

I've updated the gameslist on the site to be generated from a XML file that I export now, instead of just editing the page.
To do this I'm now using Game Collector Pro. It's a great program and also gives a lot of info on the games and various other stuff.
I'll probably update the script again later to reflect move fields of the database. For now it only lists the names of the games and the platform they are on. Also new is that I've added the PC games we have.