New Guides

Hi guys,

Time flies by and yep, we're in the 8th month of 2010. I just recently started working with Supercheats.com in producing unofficial guides. My first one was Transformers: War for Cybertron which is already available and the latest one is Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4. Both guides feature screenshots and videos that will help you find secrets or obtain achievements.

My ongoing project now is the Persona 3 Portable guide for the PSP, which is exclusively available from IGN. I have another PSP title scheduled to be released this month (Wanderers from Ys (a.k.a. Ys Seven) so I hope I can finish it by then. There is another tentative project I need to work on; its a short guide for the XBLA game Castlevania: Harmony of Despair but I'm still checking my schedule for this.

I have a ton of other projects that I'll work on this year so I'm wishing for your continuous support. Have a good one everyone!

1. Paypal Donations
If you can spare me a dollar or two, that will go a long way in helping buy new games to write walkthroughs for. Or even use the funds to pay for my electric bills. You may send your Paypal donations to: vhayste@gmail.com

2. Visiting/Ordering via my Play-Asia affiliate link
Yes, just by ordering stuff from them, I get a small commission - no matter what item it is. They have a variety of items, games, game/anime soundtracks, toys/ anime figures, guides and collectibles. Just simply visit the site by using my affiliate link. Don't worry if you can't order; Play-Asia is generous enough to pay for the clicks/ visits to their site based on my affiliate link.

3. Downloading this text file from here or this link.
This is just another way for me to earn a bit of cash. Please don't mind the Linkbucks ad; the text file I'm asking you to download is a non-malicious, thank you message for your support. It only takes a few seconds of your time :)

4. "Like" my Facebook Page

This is where I put most of my updates since it is linked directly to my Twitter account. This is probably where I'll post often since I don't want people that subscribed for newsletters in my blog to be spammed by my random ramblings.

5. Showing your appreciation
This is probably the simplest, and cheapest thing to do. A simple "Thank you" email means a lot to me, since it tells me that there are people out there that appreciate my hard work. Though it won't help financially, it is still a big deal by giving me "moral support". :)