Who here has Twilight Princess, and if so, Where are you up to?
Finished it. Roughly 4 days after opening the box. Took longer because I wanted to get everything.
I'm off collecting all the heart pieces. Got the last armor and I'm going to play through the Great fairy's cavern battle now. (no, that info is not a spoiler)
The ending was great by the way. One of the best games I've played in years.
snake: uhh... that's my fault for not checking PJ I guess. What's fun is that I have just been living with a Norwegian family for 7 months 
Heh, you can just click my name here. People usually put up what country they're from when they register. I did at least. Where were you staying? Somewhere close to the border or in the "larger" cities?
Scandinavians in general are really heavy on two things, in my little isolated world. Metal, and retro. That's why bands like Machinae Supremacy sprung into existance. They're a metal band with Commodore 64 roots! But I don't think anyone could miss that Scandinavia is the home of heavy/thrash/death/whatever metal...
But yeah. Just to prove my point about the retro thing, take a look at who founded C64.com, the world's biggest C64 resource site, and also the world's best online radio station, SLAY Radio. Both with focus on C64, of course, but there's some Amiga stuff around also. And occationally some NES nights on Slay. I've also heard radio programs about game music at least three times, on Swedish radio. The non-online one. Some channel (P4 probably) even had a program dedicated to NES-and-older music, but I only caught one episode of that...
I obviously have no idea about other countries, but it seems Sweden is rather big on stuff like that. But we're also really big on Japanese pop culture, which disturbs me. Maybe we're big on everything that isn't traditional European...?
Metal and goth is *very* big here. That band sounds like something my friends could be doing. Japaniese pop-stuff hit like a landslide recently because suddenly, publishers discovered that kids were suckers for the stuff and would buy anything even *remotely* Asian. (Seen it first hand. Not a pretty sight...) Come to think of it, I guess it's partly my fault. I was, after all, part of the Pokémon generation. (My school had the largest collection of card traders in the western part of the country.) But then, the term anime didn't exist here at that point.
While on the subject, I've noticed Swedish mangas here lately. Pretty disturbing really. The ultimate Swedish stereotype (big busted blond...) in some kind of Tokyo hybrid. Hope this won't become a trend. "Norwegian viking girl! In Kyoto! With neko, kawai and baka! ...and maybe some clishé love story if we feel like it!" Ughh... That's why I don't read that stuff...
I can only dream that P4 will start having NES sessions. Right now, all they send is country music...
