~~Current news: 11th March 2012~~
No updates...?

Wow, a whole six months before I updated my FF (dot) net profile? ZOMG!

It's actually a long story... first off, there was Assassins's Creed: Brotherhood (PS3 game), then there was Terraria (offline game), then a bunch of Japanese manga, then Assassin's Creed: Revelations, then another bunch of Japanese manga. Thankfully I'm currently past all that stage and I've been consistently writing and editing my Legaia novelisation in the past two weeks! I think I finally got past my writers' block. :D

I got a copy of Legend of Legaia's game script that was posted sometime September last year, and I only realised recently. Thanks to it, I got the storyline planned all the way until Chapter 25 (I'm at chapter 7 - 10 now), and it made me realise the storyline is longer than I thought. @_@

Of course, the same problem is still occurring... when I was writing my Alundra novelisation, I felt like writing a Legaia novelisation. Now that I'm writing a Legaia novelisation, I feel like writing a Wild Arms novelisation! I guess all the distractions are neverending. xP

~Signed,
Estrelita Farr, definitely writing now!

Update Note: Updates will (usually) be done on every weekend, except for days I deem special (like my birthday!). However, unannounced delays may occur due to unforeseen circumstances. If I'm not currently updating a story, be patient, one is coming soon. With my single-track mind, however, the question is... how soon?

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Current Novelisation:

(None at the moment)

Next Novelisation:

Legend of Legaia (Game)
Current Length: Ten chapters.
Approximate Length Remaining: One prologue, twenty chapters, one epilogue.

Estrelita Farr is:

1. A uber Dragon lover. So don’t expect a story with purely evil Dragons! Oh, and a cat lover too. xP

2. A female (mostly RPG previously but now random) gamer. A bit rare still, no?

3. A great lover of Wild Arms composer Michiko Naruke’s music! But I like music from other games too. :D Current favourite song: Gentle Hands from .hack//G.U..

4. A Chinese in Southeast Asia! Surprised?

5. Unfortunately easily distracted. When the PS3 came, there was no writing until I finished Assassin's Creed 2 and Brotherhood at 100%. x_x

6. Used to be an anime fan... but now just an occasional manga reader. Really, anime episodes are now too longwinded, I can at least go at my own pace with manga!

7. Not to be confused with another FF.net author called estrelita. Despite having the same name, we’re not related in any way and we’ve been using this name for some time prior to joining FF.net! (I think, at least I do.)

Estrelita Farr would be writing

...a lot of novelisations. Why novelisations?

I'm one of the type who is easy to be moved by game soundtracks. Whenever I listen to soundtracks of a particular game, memories of that game will come rushing into me and I'd feel like revisiting the game again, only that I prefer to read when I don't feel like replaying the game. Unfortunately, a lot of my favourite games don't have a complete novelisation. When I feel like going through a game story again, I'd search for a novelisation... only to find it's not completed. Okay, so I'd search for a game script... and find that there's not even one. x_x

So I decided to take matters into my own hands!

Some games already have official (Japanese) novelisations and manga, for example: Tales series and Suikoden series. While I can't read Japanese novels, I do read English scanlated manga online. I find that these manga tend to rush too much... probably due to the page / volume limitations. So for these games, I still might novelise them... but don't get your hopes too high. xP

It's like a tribute to the games, for gamers and non-gamers alike to enjoy the deep storyline that each of the games present. :D

Estrelita Farr's Story Types:

1. Full Novelisation: The entire game's storyline novelised from beginning to the end.

2. One-shot Prequel: A short story that takes place before the game's storyline.