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It may have taken me an inordinate amount of time but towards the end of last month I finally managed to finish up Conception II. All in all it's a pretty good game, and I had a blast.

After that I started up TLOZ: A Link Between Worlds. It was a little short (took me about three days to beat altogether), but a lot of fun. To my surprise, I found most of the pieces of heart and those little Maiamai without looking too intently at a guide or FAQ. I thought it'd be like most of the Zelda games I played where I'd be missing a few things here and there and I'd have to rack my brain while looking at a list trying in vain to remember what I did and didn't pick up.

Then after a short break I moved on to Kirby: Triple Deluxe. It was also fairly short (though my concept of 'how long' a game is could've been completely thrown off by how long it took me to finish up Conception II), but provided all the good fun that a Kirby game usually entails. I still have a bunch of rare keychains to look for, but I'm not really interested in doing that at the moment.

Right now I'm in the midst of another short break, but I'm thinking about what I should play next. I downloaded Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D so I'm pretty sure I'll play that next once I'm done letting my eyes rest from focusing on the small screen of my OG 3DS. Other than that, I've been messing around with my new TV, mainly playing the few Wii games I have and marveling at just how much easier it is to read (in that I'm actually able to read) the displays of games like Xenoblade and The Last Story when compared to my old tube.

I've also been trying to catch up as far as reading goes. I finished up A Feast for Crows, which means that all I have to do now is pick up A Dance with Dragons at some point and I'll be all caught up on that front. But before that I've got to tackle the stacks of other books I have to read, which include the three Grimnoir Chronicle books and the Monster Hunter series by Larry Correia.

I never know how to end blogs properly.