I am changing my username to VestalDarkness on Gamespot... I'm going to try and transfer everything over, and I'll still check this every once in a while, but just to let everyone know...

So I got this message last night that was apparently sent to a whole union about a guy being gay. As it turns out, the thing was a joke, the guy left his account on and somebody else wrote and sent the message, but he said he got messages from 25+ people saying they were going to kill him because he's gay.

It's ignorance like that that drives me up the wall.

Well... I sold a few old ones back today, as well as a bunch of DVDs, and got Shadow of the Colossus and Dragonquest VIII. For some reason, Dragonquest won't add to my collection because Gamespot says it's not coming out until April... hmmm... weird. Anyway... LoL Looking forward to these two, and suspending my play of Radiata Stories until I have a guide so I can get all the flipping characters.

As my birthday gift to myself, I bought Radiata Stories. I've heard it's pretty good, so now I'm going to go test it out and see!

If I get birthday money, I might be able to get more games... *rubs hands together evilly*

Addendum: All right, so far I'm digging it, although the redneck priest is smarter than me, so I'll have to do something about that. ;)

So I just watched the trailer for the Silent Hill movie, and I must say, there is ENORMOUS potential here. The movie looks like it's following the basic storyline of the original Silent Hill, only it's a mother and father looking for their child, although the mother is the only one physically in the town. Cybil is also present, along with Dahlia, Alessa, and a score of freaky looking monsters. The special effects look good, the music is a better-sounding version of the original soundtrack... wouldn't it be nice to see a good video game movie for once? I mean, really superb, something that appeals to everyone. Tomb Raider was okay, but not great. Doom was okay, but not great. Maybe Silent Hill can usher in a new era in gaming movies?

Well, I'm about halfway through IP, and it's not getting any less weird... LoL It's cool, though. I imagine that there's a lot better stuff I could be doing... maybe I'll indulge in a walkthrough after I get through it once.

Addendum: Still haven't decided what difficulty setting to stick with. Why has my icon changed to say I'm a registered user? I don't remember registering...

I've decided to give Indigo Prophecy a whirl again. Man, is it a brain buster. Very intriguing, though. My main problem is that I want to keep replaying old scenarios to see how well I can do it. LoL

I found the chainsaw, baby. Oh yes. It's killing time!

Addendum: I just shot a guy and I literally saw his brain FLY OUT of his head. Freaking sweet!

I just realized how much I appreciate this game. True, it's light on plot, and it's not particularly hard. But it is really a first-rate game for the pure adrenaline scare. I like that. It's really hard to games to scare me, and Doom does it very effectively. Here's to being huddled up in the dark with energy drinks and scary ugly monsters to blow up!

Did I mention that I have an unhealthy obsession with things blowing up as well?

And on one more note, check out the Doom movie. It's sweet!

So yeah. The other night I got out of work an decided that since my car was iced over and I couldn't pry the driver's side door open, I would kick it to loosen it up. I was also frustrated at this time, as lots of weird stuff has been happening in my personal life, so this frustration and violence idea came together in a full-force Resident Evil 4 roundhouse kick. It was a good kick, I'll give you that. Of course, I managed to hit the door handle square in the center, thus popping the springs off, so now it is hanging like a useless dead fish on the side of my car. I can only get in from the passenger side door. Leon, remind me that the next time I want to be you, just to sit down in front of my PS2... ;)