I want to give another notice that I've got another website idea going, and it regards to the video and movie series Mortal Kombat. Now I'm not going to do anything with this site until I finish my Resident Evil Series Site. So to sum up on all my site URLs, I've provided them below:

Ninja Turtles: www.ninjaturtles25years.webs.com

Resident Evil: www.residentevilumbrella.webs.com (only the home page has been published, Resident Evil 0 is currently underconstruction.

Mortal Kombat: www.mortalkombatseries.webs.com (account is now mine, but nothing has started and nothing will until the Resident Evil site is done).

I've been planning on a new idea for a website, just like my Ninja Turtle page. This time I want to cover the Resident Evil series. There is no idea to when this Resident Evil site will be in the works, because my focus lately has been doing things outside the house, which is something I haven't done much before this week. But I will eventually create my own Resident Evil site, and it's being considered now.

The original version of my Ninja Turtle website is now closed. That old website address is: www.residentevil72000.webs.com, and like I said, it's now closed. You can find the new and much more improved site at www.ninjaturtles25years.webs.com. There you'll find full coverage of all the Ninja Turtle formats: episode trivia, episode bloopers with hyperlinks to my clip on YouTube, signed autographs, VHS/DVD covers, episode guide, character profile with image of all the ways the character was portrayed as. Samething with the full-length movies. All the front covers of all the different comic books of all the different series. All the Playmates Toy images. There is a forums page, at which I'm so far the only member. And I'm covering the images of the Shell-Ebration tour in all the different locations. I've ccovered Chicago Tour. But the site itself is not 100% done, (85 - 90% is) enough to where you see a lot. And now I'm going to go back to finishing that.

For those who have seen my first ever website natured to Ninja Turtles www.residentevil72000.webs.comwill soon see a new remake verson of the site. First off, I need to loose the Resident Evil part of the domain address, because when people see Ninja Turtles on it instead, that's going to create a lot confusion. Plus, I found a way to upload more information. I posted pictures and stuff, and they came out too big. I shrunk down the pictures on the site, but the difference in file size is still lost. So, I'm shrinking down the pictures on my hard drive so gain back extra available space. Also for downloading Web's toolbar, they're doubling my available disk space for free. So now I have 84 MBs of free space. So far my new site goes so far I only have 2 pages (1 is incomplete, but available); the home page and the 1987 animated TV series. You can view what I haveup at the moment at www.ninjaturtles25years.webs.com, and keep in touch for all the updates (which will be frequently done) that'll be published.

Yesterday I went to the Ninja Turtle tour here in Chicago, and it was amazing, but with some dissapointments. They had Leonardo (my idol turtle) and Michelangelo, the Turtle Van housed with Ninja Turtle collector toys, board games, NES, SNES games, pictures of the behind the scenes of the movies, theatrical posters, comic books, TV screens showing trailers of the newly released 1993 animated season DVD. Donatello, Raphael and April couldn't make it to this tour unfortunatly, but that's how it is at all but the New York and San Diego tours, they only give like half the show. They have an XBOX360 game of the Ninja Turtles IV Turtles In Time (SNES) Remake you can play. It's still in production, but you can play only2 of the levels so far: Alley Cat Blues (I played and kicked butt without getting killed once)andI think the other is Skull And Crossbones (I didn't play). Plus they have martial artists from the local Chicago and suburbs showing some really AWSOME ninja skills and abilities, fighting with the weapons of the turtles (padded for protection) and wearing the proper color bandana. And they are awsome! I got a video tour of the Turtle Van museum I made with my camera, and lots of pictures of the turtles, the van, myself with the whole show, and pictures of some 3 new friends I made down there. These three people are fans of the turtles beyond belief. In fact, they're following the tour bus all across the nation. Right now the tour is here in Chicago, IL (Navy Pier) until Memorial Day. You know you can see the whole thing in less than 10 minutes, but I stayed for over 8 hours (getting sunburned) interacting with the fans (3 of which are following the tour), and I learned A LOT of this franchise I didn't know before, because these three girls have personal connections with Eastman and Laird, the voice actors, the live actors, and just about everything. If they were any closer a fan, they would try to make partial ownership of the series. And she told me I DOES pay off to have personal connections with them, because they will give you free stuff just for being friends of these creators.

Speaking of franchises, like Eastman and Laird and Mirage Studios, I have for a long time wanted to start my own story franchise that hopefully 25 years from now could collect me a lot. It's a reference to Resident Evil, but not enough to where it can be considered copyright infrigement. And I have lots of ideas of other things that could make a great comic book series. Ideas of heroic crime fighters, biohazard mutations, and an idea about space pirates. I'm a good artist (

Now my first ever website is fully complete. However, I ran out of available disc space allowed by Webs.com, so the Ninja Turtle Playmates section is going to remain incomplete. Look at the next blog down below for more details on my Ninja Turtle 25 Years Of History site. I feelI did a great job, and I'm really excited and proud of this work I've done. And for those who visit my webpage, I hope you enjoy it. I feel you might.

Well, you all probally know that I told you that I'm making my first ever website. Well, most of it IS published, for a few exceptions. Now with Ninja Turtles turning 25 next Friday (May 1), I decided to open a website with a look back of the past 25 years of Ninja Turtle mania at which is still in popularity today. I want to send a link to my Ninja Turtle website: www.residentevil72000.webs.com. Before you ask "what is a Ninja Turtle website doing with a Resident Evil web address?" let me answer that. On Webs.com you need to give your account a user ID, and I always give my user IDs ResidentEvil7 something on all my accounts around the web, but I didn't know when I registered that my user ID was also my website's domain address. So there was a little confusion in there. And to change it to where I want it, it costs money, and since I'm not making money off this site, I decide not to pay into the site. And for their free web hosting, I was only entitled to 40MBs of storage, 100MBs of bandwith, and 20 pages. I orignally wanted to give episode synopsis, trivia and mistake information of each episode along with episode images. Since I have limits, I couldn't pull it off, but I was however successful in putting as much as I can per page. This site contains, information on each Ninja Turtle format, profiles of each of the major characters (with character background), a view of all the guest characters, a list of episodes, comic covers of all the comic book series, video game information (currently in development), Playmates Toys information (in developement after video game section), and a series of web links, and if I have enough availble space left I'll even insert the Ninja Turtle theme songs in the background. I mean for a suscriber who's limited to only 40MBs and 20 pages, I feel I accomplished quite a bit, and I feel I did quite a superb job.

PS: Like I said, I hope I cleared any confusion with my Ninja Turtles 25 Years Of History websitehaving a Resident Evil address. I didn't know that my user ID was going to be part of my web domain name.

Right now I want to take a break. Currently I'm building my first ever website right now. It's however not Resident Evil. I'm starting on my interest with the 25 years of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and I'm doing this site now to play around with website building and that's how I learn on how to do this. It's hard for beginners I will admit that, but it's also very fun to do. I have to say the hard part is figuring out what HTMLs are and how to type in those sort of things, and how to insert those clickable page links like the ones on the left side of this page. I know how to type, but I don't know how to make it clickable. You know I'm doing TMNT 25 Years Of History, and under any kind of format, I want to make character profiles, episode guides, episode images, and stuff, but like I said I don't know how to make those titles clickable so it can open the next page. Unless if those clickable titles (again like these white titles on the left side of this page) are the HTMLs at which typing those out is very confusing, it's not normal typing. But like I said I'm building my first ever website right now, and it's free and I'm also very excited about it. And even though I'm doing my entire Ninja Turtle interest, I will some day do the Resident Evil part, but right now I'm playing around while learning. And the reason why I'm doing Ninja Turtles first is because I've recently taken up continuing my comic book collection (I don't read it, I love the art work) and Ninja Turtles is a long last on their 25th Silver Anniversary on May 1 (1984). When I get things fully done, I'll post another update with my webpages.

PS: I want to personally thank Gamespot user: re01234crusaderfor his help on directing me to Webpages.com, because that's where I'm building my site, and I'll try BlueVoda when I build the Resident Evil site later on.

Well you all may know that I have an adiction to the web, and Resident Evil, just on the basis of all the images and videos and submissions I made. Well I'm considering my next project. I want to build my first offical web site. I have a lot to sell or share, and I want to make my own persoal webpage on all that I want to sell and share: Resident Evil, Ninja Turtles, TV Series, Movies, and even a business website (after my credit drops enough). The only downsides I can think of right now is that I don't know anything about website building and I want to make a website where I don't have to pay any monthly fee for. You can make a free website, but I don't anything about it. So this is what I'm doing, I'm searching the web for "hot to's" on how to build a free website, even if I have to use a website to build one. And another downside is even if I knew how to build a webpage, I don't know yet on a structural layout or designes. But right now I'm just doing research on this so I know what to do and how. When any of my webpages are up and open, I will submit links here.

Well, it took a while, but it's finally over. All the Resident Evil video clips I promised are all up. In the collection contains divided parts of all theResident Evils from Resident Evil Director's Cut all the way to Resident Evil 4. Here you'll also find alternate scenes, which is all based on how you play some of the earlier Resident Evil games, you know what paths you took. There's also rare trailers and unreleased material, beta footage and trailers, gameshows, music videos,bonus material, clips of theBiohazard version of the series,and much MUCH more. Here's the fun part, when you watch the ResidentEvil Director's Cut9 divided parts of the collection, you'll notice that this is the only Resident Evil project where the sound is fully upgraded withlouder and clear soundtrack, sound effects, subtitles, unreleased colored introduction, split scenarios between Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield, and I evenover ran the "Still Dawn" ending theme and replaced it with the original Japanese Biohazard closing theme sung in Japanese. I have to say when it comes to making Resident Evil Director's Cut, I put the most work intoupgrading the sound quality out of all the Resident Evil projects. I couldn't do much more with the video quality,because whenit was capturedfrom VHS to the PC, it left some darkness which couldn't be corrected.In Resident Evil Director's Cut, I had Chris Redfield do battle using only an infinit Rocket Launcher, and Jill had just standard weapons. I will say Resident Evil Director's Cut Remasteredcould be most people's favorits just based on all the changes and upgrades givento it. Speaking of unreleased beta footage, I even included many clips of the unreleased Resident Evil 1.5, Resident Evil 0 for N64, Resident Evil 3.5 (4), and trailers of unreleased Resident Evils. Believe me it's worth the time and effort, and already I've attracted many fans, viewers and people who marked as thier favorits even long before I finished. There are 359 Resident Evil clips total in the links listed below. My YouTube profile is waiting on part 7 of Resident Evil Director's Cut to finalize, but on my DailyMotion collection (which has a whopping 600 video clips the whole collection is complete and ready to go. There is some downsides, I did purposly disabled commenting and ratings on all my YouTube videos, because of the kind of nature of responses people leave, I don't quite much care for it, and besides after I upload a video, I just want to be done with it and not deal with it everytime someone has something foul or anything to say.On these sites you can suscribe tomy channel, and you can also send afriendship requests. Down below are the link information:

http://www.youtube.com/user/ResidentEvil7 There's 359 video clips there and all Resident Evil related.

http://www.dailymotion.com/residentevil7 There's about 600 video clips there, of course 359 are Resident Evil related.

If Resident Evil Director's Cut Part 7 doesn't process all the way, at least on DailyMotion, it and everything else has.

PS: Too bad that I couldn't work things out with Gamespot on these videos, because it would of been a GREAT and a MAJOR asset, but I'm still stuck on getting my Resident Evil CODE Veronica X divided parts to finalze. So I gave up on the Gamespot portion of the project and went straight to YouTube and DailyMotion which I had little trouble with, but I got much more success there than here. My project with Resident Evilvideo clips that I promised is all over, but you never know, I maybring up more things later in the future, and I want toget Resident Evils 5, Outbreak and Survivor fully uploaded, but my video capture device's audio inputs are broken and since Idon't have that much usagein VHS-DVD burning anymore after discovering software that'll burnrental DVD-to-DVD authentically without touching a VCR VHS tape.So the undone Resident Evils will have to wait longer, or until I get a good enough deal on a replacement on that video capture card, butfinding it on eBay is going to be a killer, I only found it once a month ago and I didn't even bother with it. Well that's that for now, and most importantly and I mean MOST IMPORTANT, enjoy the shows.

I promised and advertised that I was going to upload a major load of Resident Evil videos. Well some of you may know that my 22 of my latest uploads have uploaded successfully but won't fully process. I contacted customer service to see if I can get that error squared away, and waiting for a response. If just in case if I can't get this squared away, I want to direct you all to an alternitive link where I uploaded the exact same videos. Go to DailyMotion and YouTube (after I got a forigen hacker problem solved)look up my profile ResidentEvil7. I'm waiting for my Resident Evil CODE Veronica in-game DVD parts to show up here, but on the linked sites below I've already am putting the finishing touches on Resident Evil 3 Nemesis and am ready to start work on Resident Evil 2, then Resident Evil Remake, Resident Evil Director's Cut, and Resident Evil 0. I know it looks and seems corny that I'm working backwards, but that's how they show up in forwards order when you look at the collection.

http://www.dailymotion.com/residentevil7

http://www.youtube.com/user/ResidentEvil7

So that's an alternitive if I can't get my remaining Resident Evil video in-game DVD collection on gamespot, there's DailyMotion and YouTube.