BEAT SAND CANYON IN KIRBY'S DREAM LAND 3

You probably guessed by the post title, but I beat Sand Canyon in Kirby's Dream Land 3. I got to Cloudy Park easily, and now I'm on level 3. The difficulty is rising. Oh, boy...

I also played Super Mario Kart. I'm really good at the Mushroom Cup, but not so good at the others. Oddly, I managed to get all gold trophies in the 50cc engine class.

I really didn't do much today except play video game, watch TV, and play on the computer.

HOORAY FOR SPRING BREAK!!!

The only time I actually like Monday is if there's no school. Then I can play these:

 Kirby's Dream Land 3: I went through Grass Land, Ripple Field, and the first half of Sand Canyon while only dying three times. I got 40 lives. I don't even know how that's possible, but I did it.

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time: I am currently inside of Yoob's stomach. (Gross). I got through the first half, and now I'm in the second half.









Yesterday after I blogged, Mom took me to the Las Vegas Art District to take pictures. My reward for going (considering I didn't want to go) was to get a new Game Boy Advance SP. The old one's backlight burned out, which stinks. To make matters worse, I have no idea where Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is. I can buy another one, but I was saving my money for Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

I HAVE AN IDEA

I figured out how to solve the blogging issue. I set an alarm on my iPad for me to blog. I don't think it's foolproof, but now I'll remember to blog way more often.

I got Kirby's Return to Dream Land for Christmas, and I'm on the final boss fight with Magalor. The game is awesome.

I also got Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam on its release date: January 22, 2016. I'm on Mount Brrr, and I'm about to beat the game.

I played Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time after I got home from church today. I was in Toadwood Forest when my alarm went off.

I also made a ton of comics recently. I'm going to try to post them at some point. They're super funny.

I FIGURED OUT A LOT OF STUFF.

I figured out a lot of stuff these past four days.

I figured out how to get 30 power stars on the first floor on Super Mario 64 DS, I figured how to get second place on the 150cc Mushroom Cup in Mario Kart Wii, and I figured out how to put items into my Mario Kart game on the computer.

On a side note, I had a scout campout with my whole scout troop. I showed them some of my games, and then we watched a movie, and sat in the hot tub while my dad (who wasn't in the hot tub) talked to us about camping, for the Camping merit badge. (If anyone wants to know, I'm a Life scout.) Then we did this thing called the Polar Bear Patch where we jumped into the pool and swam as many laps as we could in freezing cold water. Thankfully, everyone survived without hypothermia.

AND HERE WE ARE ABOUT TWENTY TWO HOURS LATER!

Hooray! I finally remembered to blog. Okay, now let's get to business.

Yesterday, I played Super Mario 3D World. I got to World 3 easy as pie.

I also got Super Mario Maker in October. It is awesome. I already made 10 levels.

And here's the mind-blower: I am now not only a video game player, but a video game designer and coder. I started my design career in August with this thing called Game-star Mechanic. You just go through a comic story, building and editing pre-made levels as you go. You can even make your own levels.

Then I went off to this thing called Scratch. It's a website where you can make just about anything you want happen. I made 7 games, 6 of them being shared. The one that isn't shared is based off of Kirby's Adventure. I got the basic controls (minus inhaling and floating) done, as well as enemy movements, but that's it.

HERE WE ARE SEVEN MONTHS LATER...

Okay, this is getting ridiculous. You know you're slacking off when you realize you forgot to blog for a solid seven months and had the time to beat Paper Mario and make a bunch of awesome video games in between. I really need to keep a schedule.

I really did beat Paper Mario, though. I also got almost every single secret exit in Super Mario World, save for the last bit of the Valley of Bowser. I also beat the Special World: without getting a game over. (Okay, I had 40 lives, but not many people have beaten it without getting a game over, right?)

I'm in 8th grade now, and it's okay. I got all A's and B's in my classes, and most of them are accelerated classes (middle school term for honors classes).

I also made a bunch of new games on the computer. I mean real video games.

GUESS WHAT?

Guess what? I beat Kirby's Dream Land.

Easy, right? Well, I beat it without getting a game over. But there's more. That was about 6 months ago. And now, wait for me to blow your mind. I beat Kirby's Dream Land without dying even once, and beat Green Greens and Castle Lololo without getting hurt.

If you thought that was mind blowing, I got a baby sister a month ago. Her name is Samantha, and once she can focus on stuff, I'm going to teach her all about Super Mario. At least I'm going to try, anyway. 

On a side note, I got to the second-to-last level in Paper Mario: Sticker Star. I ran really low on stickers and coins, so I had to restart. I got to World 2-4, however.

On another side note, we have to do a big project for English. We have to come up with a pretend charity and write all about it. And I mean all about it. The proposal is due Monday, and I've only finished the introduction. There are only three more slides anyway, and tomorrow is Saturday, so it's not too big of a deal. But just because I'm a gamer doesn't mean I can slack on school.