Since the whole 'internet' thing began both hardware and software have improved. With the ability to access information quickly and from almost anywhere makes this tool so useful and popular. Starting out as simple text programs connected though phone lines the system was hard to use even at the best of times. It wasn't until someone found a way to make the whole computer system more simpleton friends. Now everyone and their dog have small little worlds built just for them, all in digital format. Sites all created to share ideas and information.

Sites like this one.

Now there are a lot of them out there. I myself over the years have had countless pages I half completed or don't even remember. A site like this I've done plenty of times before. One of the many attempts to write something useful without ever really paying attention to who actually reads it. Guess I was never really good at marketing my pages, witch could be the ending result of this one. But, just as futile as life sometimes feels, I do it again, making another mark on the digital world called the internet.

But what would happen if I died? Would it all just sit there until sit removes it because of lack of activity? Would it even matter or affect the digital world, much less the real one? As the world gets more and more technology driven, where does the human mind rest? Will souls start to absorb into the streams of data and start mucking about? What would happen if there was a matrix, in any shape or form? Would a place be even possible for the mind to comprehend? We leave data trails as we reach out, and yet one can remain completely alone as others dance around them. The power of communication has let people from miles away meet each other, where without it they would never have known.

Questions, always questions that drive the mind to think. What new world will be form with the future of technology? Hopefully it wouldn't destroy us ...

It's hard to think that these days Playstation One being old school. Compared to the computer power it seems unfitting to judge games of different ages. Sure systems these days can give you cool realistic graphics and sound, but ages ago they didn't have such abilities. Mario's Original design was only to define his body parts. He only became known as a plumber in his third title "Mario Bros." (Not to be confused with Super Mario Bros). It was the same for a lot of the enemies for a lot of the classics. They were cheezy monsters for a reason. With limited graphical power the first designers had a lot of imagination. They didn't have polygons, they had pixels. When these games where made they had nothing but game play to lure you in. Even when the graphics got cleaner and more pixellated the ideas where still the same. Without voice acting you actually had to read things to progress though the game. Before even the polygon, the Video Games became a staple of interactive fun with your TV.

I was nearly a child when Atari, Nintendo and Sega started coming out with games. I was so wowed by games I played them for hours. I even use to draw whole levels and write out power-ups and equipment. Some of the ideas I came up with would have worked with the new power the systems have how, but what would be the hardest would be making an old school idea sing with new age technology. Even Mario has had to revert back to his old ways. Don't get me wrong, Mario 64 was a GOOD IDEA, but the controller was crappy and the physics in the game where, for a lack of a better term, stupid. Mario worked on the old games because he was a simpler character. They could try the style they used in the FF:Advent children movie. Defy normal physics. Mario was a game that defied normal thought, so you should have your own set of rules on gravity. In Super Mario 3, he could fly using a racoon tail. This is not normal, but with the power of todays systems, you could pull of a game that looked and felt JUST like Mario 3. You don't need overly dermatic graphics. Using the same system, Zelda 64 was an very good game. It used the power of the system making an old game story sing again. Now what if they took that same story and filled it out more? Concentrating more on control and play rather then graphics, but not to go so far as to take away from the original game.

I've always wanted to re-create one of my old ideas, and maybe this is a good place to start. To create a game I have to remember the old school way of keeping it simple but the new age way of making it more interactive. I've had this idea for some time about making the ultimate game tribute to all the old school and vintage classics. Sorta like a Video Game Alice in Wonder Land. Wasn't there a cartoon like that? Chaptain N the Game Master? Anyways, interesting idea is it not?

Sometimes is good to forget everything you have or know and start for the beginning. Sometimes you'll just repeat what you did before, but if your good enough, you can create something totally new. Think of it like a Video Game. When you first start it challanges you because you've never played before. Starting over from start may reset everything, but every time it gets easier. I guess that's why re-incarnation is such a popular idea. Old souls trying out new paths to see what even slight differences might make.

So here I am starting some random profile page without any reason ir direction. Some people say the most interesting trip is one that isn't just from point A to point B, or even have a point at all. Sometimes one should just spin around in circles and bolt in a random direction. So, if your bored enough to be reading this, that's what this page is. Just another random direction some crazy person as they try and comunicate and stuff. Still, it beats eating dryer lint ...