Since the release of Tekken 6, I’ve been thinking if I should mod my joystick with arcade quality parts for better practice time. Some of my friends have already done this, and all of them recommend using sanwa parts.

Here’s a picture of a sanwa joystick I found in the internet.

Now here’s a picture of what’s inside my joystick and the actual stick removed.

Hopefully the Sanwa stick would fit perfectly so that I wouldn’t need to alter anything else with my joystick (if ever I could get one).

Got a copy of Tekken 6 already but wasn’t able to play that much, since it’s the kid’s 2^nd periodical exam. Just tested the game a little (yeah right) if it works and if it’s the same with the arcade.

Here’s picture of them playing, I mean testing it……… 

I’m still waiting for the release of the PSP version that is scheduled on November 4. I’m expecting that this will be released earlier as well.

The day has come for us to celebrate, for what we have been waiting for is here………… Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion. 

I’m not really sure if you have been waiting for this but I did.  

I hope I could get this game ASAP, a lot of my friends already asked stores to reserve a copy. Hopefully I could get mine earlier than they do, then I’ll call them and let them listen to what I’m playing. hahaha

I’m currently looking for a laptop and mobile phone for my sister, since she asked me to help her find one. She wants a laptop that is light and easy to carry and a phone that can be used as a camera and music player in one.

*LAPTOPS*

Acer Aspire One

Asus EEEPC 1005HA

Sony Vaio VPCW115XG

HP mini

The laptops almost have the same specs: 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD, an Intel Atom processor, and a 10 inch screen, so hopefully one of these laptops would be good for her.

*PHONES*

Sony Ericsson C901

Sony Ericsson C905

With the phones, both have xenon flash and a music player, difference is the C905 has wifi and an 8 MP camera.

Do you have other recommendations?

My PS3 has started to show signs of failure last Saturday, while I was watching a DIVX video burned in a DVD disc, the video started to freeze and after a few seconds, the PS3 wasn’t able to read the disc inserted. At first I thought the PS3 just needed some rest or something, but it wasn’t enough to fix the unit. I’ve done everything to prevent this from happening (I think so) from adding external fans, researching before doing a system update and cleaning it regularly.

I’m still hoping that the PS3 will try to fix itself (sounds like I’m looking for a miracle) and I was looking forward to play Tekken 6 Bloodline Rebellion, it’s release date is on Oct 27……………………. what bad timing!!!

Now that Christmas is coming close, our wish lists will start again and I assume a lot of people would want these…..

If I didn’t own the old PS3, I would definitely buy the slim one but with the PSP Go, I’m thinking if it’s really worth buying.

I know the PSP Go is smaller than the regular PSP and doesn’t need a UMD disc but the price difference is hard to notice. The old PSP cost around $170 and if compared with the PS3 slim, add $50 will make it have the same price.

Although if who you have lots of money and a collector at the same time, this wouldn’t stop you from buying it……. right?

Just after Typhoon Ondoy last Saturday, a new typhoon emerges and is said to be as strong as typhoon Milenyo in 2006, which caused a lot of damages. News say that typhoon Pepeng is strong enough to destroy houses and with a maximum speed of 230 KPH.

Let’s pray that everything will be ok.