Tuesday, January 1, 2019

YAASSS Getting Sonic Mania on Friday!!

 
I'm hyped!!

I recently got a Nintendo Switch and on Friday I'm getting Sonic Mania, which is said to be the best Sonic game since the original trilogy! I already have Sonic Forces, which is a 3D Sonic game (I've almost beat it lol), and it's so freaking awesome! I really like the story and the graphics are out of this world! Watching the trailers for Sonic Mania is making me wanna play the game even more!! I'm so excited!

My dad also got us Just Dance 2019 which should be coming soon, so yeeeeyyy!!

Aaaanywayyyss! I'mma go now, but before I do, enjoy some music from my favorite stage in the game so far (judging by the music itself and some gameplay), Studiopolis!



Switching Things Up - Stampy and Bella: T.E.D Episode 2

 
(Why did I name this part of the story "Switching Things Up"? Because today I got Minecraft for the Nintendo Switch daaaaaaaAAAHH. So I'm incorporating my Switch world into the story now lol.)

(Also lemme address the issue that I forgot that End Portals spawn in strongholds and not dungeons. So I'm fixing this issue from this point on. I'm not stupid guys I promise XD)

I followed Stampy into a cave-like area.

"Stampy... This isn't a stronghold. This is a cave. I'm not that Minecraft stupid." I rolled my eyes and facepalmed.

"But look! There's an End Portal! End Portals only spawn in stronghold biome-ish things... It's the game's code." Stampy explained, pointing to an End Portal that was a little ways below us.

Stampy was right. There was an End Portal here. But... it looked... different. Just a bit different.

Stampy rushed to the portal and immediately placed the Eyes of Ender in. The portal lit up, but instead of the normal sea of stars that appear in normal end portals, it was just glowing. Stampy didn't seem to notice the difference, though, because before I could say anything, he jumped into the portal.

"Stampy wait! Aaaggh... I guess I gotta follow him now..." I groaned, jumping into the portal.

...

I was knocked out cold for Teddy Ruxpin knows how long until I slowly opened my eyes. It looked like a regular Minecraft overworld... But it felt different... Empty and lonely. There was no sound, no animals. A silent meadow with a river running through it, not even the popping bubbles under the water making a sound.

I looked around and saw Stampy next to me, he had just woken up too.

"Stampy, this isn't the End. Explain yourself." I was very stern.

"Well I didn't know that! You can't expect me to know everything, Bella! I'm only a cat!" Stampy tried to defend himself.

"Well... since this world... dimension... thing... looks like a normal overworld, it must act like one too. I better start building a house of some sort. You can go mining or farming or something, but keep yourself occupied while I build." I looked around at the semi-flat terrain, perfect for building a house.

Stampy nodded and ran off to find something to occupy himself with.

I got out my pink wool, which I always had in my inventory no matter the situation, and started to build. It took a couple of hours to do, but I built a pink house with a wooden plank floor. Now all it needed was a bed. I ran out of wool while building the house, so I would need to find a sheep.

I walked out of the house and peered around the area. I found a sheep grazing on the lush green grass. I walked over to it and sheared its wool off, getting three pieces. This was the only sheep I could find, so getting three pieces from one was very lucky. I took some pink dye I had and dyed the wool, and then crafted a bed with the pink wool and wooden planks.

"Okay, that should be good!" I nodded at my good craftsmanship.

I turned to walk home, but then I saw my two most favorite dogs, Cookie and Cupcake, lying on the ground. I'd know them anywhere.

"Cookie? Cupcake? What are you two doing here?" I helped them onto their paws.

They both barked happily, clearly happy to see me. I smiled. How did they get here? They must've followed me and Stampy through the portal out of worry. They are very caring dogs after all. I stood them up and brought them to the house I had built, and sat them down. I then went back out to find Stampy. He was just chilling out in an empty field, playing in the grass. Not doing anything productive, as usual, but at least I found him.

(It's time for a cutscene! Hehe, yep! I decided to pull this cutscene together by using my video editor on my tablet (because I'm nice that way and want to provide quality content). Hope you enjoy! This'll finish off this story part as well because I can't feel my fingers after all the long paragraphs I typed. So the cutscene's the last of what you're getting for now. The next part will be longer, I promise!)