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It's hard to find out how much of this is true, since hardly any contemporary sources survived about him. The popular image about him is of an insane tyrant.

Upon recovering, Caligula had permanently lost his hair and apparently his mind. Some suggest herpes or malaria (untreated malarial encephalitis causes extremely high fevers which are noted for causing brain damage in those who survive them) while others suggest lead poisoning. Later that year he fell seriously ill, the cause of which is still debated.

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Caligula was something of a PR maestro and knew how to put himself over: holding endless games, burning Tiberius' 'enemies list', and showering gold coins (actually his inheritance) onto his fans. The first six months of his reign were reportedly an easygoing time for the Romans. Caligula was elevated to emperor once Tiberius died in AD 37. His great-uncle was Emperor Tiberius, while his nephew was the equally infamous Nero. His actual name was Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus Caligula is a nickname, meaning 'Little Boot' (or less literally 'Bootsy'), that he got in his childhood, because, him being a Military Brat, his mom liked to dress him up as a soldier. If anybody else has any reviews or recommendations–please let me know and I’ll check ’em out.The infamous Roman emperor, reigned between AD 37 and AD 41. There are a few games that I haven’t reviewed because I haven’t gotten around to playing them (Scrabble), they don’t allow you play your own music over the game (automatic disqualification), or the controls would be way too hard for the game (Sonic). Having a d-pad would make this so much more enjoyable. However, it turns out that the controls are really frustrating to use, so I haven’t played this one much. Graphics are pretty good, so the battery goes down pretty quickly, but the game is very enjoyable and translates well to the iPod’s controls.īomberman – I was pretty excited to learn that I could play Bomberman on my iPod. Pinball – This game is a lot of fun if you like pinball. I haven’t played it enough to give a good longitudinal review, but these are some issues that I have with it. One of things that I’ve always liked about Tactical RPGs is the customization of your troops, and this game doesn’t really have that at all. Furthermore, the troops are very disposable. Don’t play this unless you’re going to plug it in soon. The graphics are pretty great for an iPod game, and as a result, the game is VERY battery-draining. The scroll wheel can be a little annoying to use as a cursor (c’mon give me a d-pad iPod!). You create units for your army through your songs… but that’s the extent that the game uses your music. However, it’s been a little bit of a let down.

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Song Summoner – A Tactical RPG put out for the iPod by… SQUARE/ENIX! As soon as I saw what this was, I clicked the download button. I’ve yet to get through a marathon on the ‘Insane’ level. This game eats up battery power like crazy, so don’t expect to play this much on your 10 hour bus trip from Vientiane to Louang Phabang. It allows you to upload your own songs into a special ‘Phase’ playlist and then when you sync up your iPod, you can play these songs as if you were playing something akin to Guitar Hero (with only 3 buttons though). Phase – This is a really cool game done by the same team behind Guitar Hero. It’s basic, it’s entertaining, it’s challenging, it takes very little battery power… This is probably my second most played game behind Phase (see below).

Solitaire – You really can’t go wrong with Solitaire. So, here I will discuss a few of the better ones. However, in the last few months (really as soon as I got my iPod) I have discovered a number very captivating games that are available for download/purchase for the iPod. This is good, because games like World of Warcraft had threatened to take over my life prior to leaving for Singapore. Aside from some stints of emulation gaming (FFI, II, III, and V were finally taken care of) and tower defense, I had left the majority of my gaming life behind in the US. So, the iPod has taken over another facet of my life–one that I’d been trying desperately to leave behind in the States: Gaming.

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