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Most of us are very happy with the release of Zelda and other decent games around this time.

I.Am.Not.

You see like many others I have exams in May. Five in total and every year it happens. A good game comes out. Important football finals are always the night before exams and like most finding the ability to ditch the game and tv for the books is quite hard.

So should I open Zelda when it arrives and play it a little as a break from the studying or should I just leave it till after the exams at the end of May?

Good luck in your SATs.

You'll need it.

i sit sats in 2 weeks and a school trip the weak after and wen i get back mi birthday weres the time to play zelda

Revision?

Er......ummm......sure.

*damn myself!!*

I think 3rd Year uni exams are a little different to the exams that most of you are sitting at the moment.
Have decided I can make or find the time for both.

Tip: Although cramming does work in many cases, it clearly does NOT for A-Level maths. You must revise at least two weeks before to get all the content in. I'm speaking from experience (and that was my AS exam).

Pah, revision, like coursework is best done the night before, only that way can you truely appreciate THE FEAR.

So play Zelda and stop whinging about it. We all have exams, get over it.

You could of course have been a very clever boy and imported it early.

I'd go insane revising for 8 hours a day, I only get 5 hours schooling a day, including free periods.

I cram right at the end, always works for me, fresh in you mind as well. my as-levels have been so rushed throughout the year you cant easily do structured revision, we've only just stopped learning new stuff!

What?


If you were awake for 12 hours, there is no way you should be spending more than 8 hours revising.

A couple of hours? You shouldn't really have that much. But I would play it a bit, just to check you don't want to send it back.

ugh

Don't be an idiot.

So you have exams, and you need to revise, big deal. You shouldn't be revising all day, and you should have at least a couple of hours spare time each day.