Ok, here is my simple walkthrough. You will start with the GDI missions first.
Under GDI:
Mission 1: Beginning of the End
There is a bug in this mission. If you choose the Easy mode, it is possible you wont be able to complete this mission. I tried. You will get stuck at the last objective – Defend the VIP convey. The convey wont move at all. After i tried the Normal mode, it will move.
Mission 2: bad to Worse
Nothing much challenging here.
Mission 3: Hard Choices
Nothing much challenging here. Just save your game …

My sister bought this game for me on the 22 Mar 10. The game cost SG$69.90. There were a few free gifts that came with it. There is C&C4 bag, a L-size t-shirt and a race queens calendar. On the game box, there was a 3D picture of the game cover. The game came in 1 x DVDROM. It used up to 10GB of hard drive space and after that it runs from the hard drive without the disc. Strangely the game requires internet even when playing Solo in the …

Since the last time i have posted this article, i have been playing both Patapon 1 and Patapon 2 concurrently. Both games have helped to improve my rhythm sense. I have killed the Dodonga and continue with the missions. It appears that it is easier to maintain in Fever mode for Patapon 2 then Patapon 1. For those interested, i saw the Patapon 1 game selling for SGD$39 at the Bugis. It is a good buy.

Yes, the part 2 of the game is here! I started playing the part 2 first but i was still not very good with the rhythm. I am still stuck with the killing the Dodonga mission. I am unable to maintain the Fever mode. My vocal teacher, Wu Jia Ming lao shi,  has told me my rhythm sense is not very good. I am hoping this game will improve my rhythm sense. Let us see how it goes.
Pon Pon Pata Pon!

Pata Pata Pata Pon… Pon Pon Pata Pon! Patapon is a video game for PSP. I came across it when i saw people playing it on the MRT.
It is a real-time game based on musical rhythm. You are the kami (or God) in the game and require to guide your people (the Patapons) on different missions. This game uses mainly the four buttons. One for Pon, one for Pata, one for Chaka and the last one for Don. To control the Patapons, you need to use a series of musical …