http://www.gametrailers.com/video/debut-walkthrough-yars-revenge/710962

Dead Space 2, Killzone 3, MVC3, Hard Corpse, Black Ops, Bulletstorm?

A bit overwhelmed.

Not only did someone make the controller into an MP3 player, they turned Rush N Attack into a speaker!!! Sweeet.

So here is my devious plan on how I will tackle all these triple AAA titles hitting the shelves at the same time. So i have Fallout 3 sitting at home waiting to be played. I got outside the Vault to Megaton and decided to stop playing. I am 70% complete in Farcry and I'm going to try to finish it by Friday. Friday, I will get Gears 2, and playthrough the single player as much as I can and hopefully beat it before Mirror's Edge comes out. Once I have that, I will try to beat Mirror's Edge, while at the same time playing Gears 2 MP here and there and maybe working on my Farcry 2 map for an hour or so a night. Once Mirror's Edge is Finished, I will start Fable 2 and hopefully spent 30-40 hours playing it in it's entirety before continuing to play Fallout 3. :D

Luckily, I've already beaten Dead Space and Force Unleashed, so I'm not doing too bad.

Just finished Force Unleashed, started a new game in Oblivion, finished Bioshock, started Farcry II, on Chapter 11 in Dead Space, bought Fallout 3 today, and awaiting for Fable II in the mail.

Holy !@#$! :P

Maybe now I have a better reason to get the 160GB PS3! :D I'm really happy I went with this TV. It looks amazing when playing 360 games on it and running my PC through it via HDMI-DVI. Anyone looking for a new TV I would recommend this one!! :D

Game Mode on this TV FTW!

Although people like this scare me, it's good to know they are having a good time.

Dream Moth - Scene 1 from Monster Camp

So it's been a while since I got to sit down and play a game in its entirety. I am actually behind and I want to catch up before playing newer games such as Farcry 2, Fable II, Saints Row II, Dead Space, Midnight Club, and Fallout 3. Wow, that's handful of games right there. Right now I am working on Bioshock, which is absolutely amazing so far. I can't believed I did not play this until now. Then once I do that I will start picking slowly away at Assasin's Creed. I hear its repetitive so I may juggle in Ninja Gaiden II and Sega Rally to mix it up.

I even have games I have never even booted up, such as Comdemned and Army of Two.:? I know some may say not to waste my time, and maybe i shouldn't. Hmmm. But I did get to beats Mercs 2 and Force Unleashed recently so I'm not too bad. Can't wait to play Dead Space, since that's all everyone is talking about in the office. :)

Gamers are harder to please nowadays, not only because there are people who expect too much from a game, but companies who simply don't understand what gamers want. How is Chrono Trigger on DS for example, expecting to put a $40 price tag on a classic game that many have played without offering enough feature worth peoples money? Please don't get me wrong, as I love Chrono Trigger, and i think it's great that they are rereleasing it. I honestly felt like that FF series on the DS is earning there money from gamers by taking a great game and redoing the graphics, adding VO's and new cut scenes to truly make the game feel like a new experience.

Devs should know that there are many oldschool fans out there. Coming out with games such as Megaman 9 and Bionic Commando Rearmed is brilliant. People WILL pay for it as long as it has something fresh about it, such as graphics, gameplay, cutscenes, etc.

:)

Is it just me, or do games nowadays have no real epic boss battles anymore? With the exception of Shadow of the Colossus, I haven't had the pleasure it fighting any epic bosses. I guess Ninja Gaiden II has them but that game makes me want to throw my controller at my TV. :) What were some of your most memorable boss battles from the oldschool days?

Oh man I remember how tough some of the Bosses in Guardian Legend were, and also Abadox on the NES. Hmmm can't forget about the god damned flying dragon in ghosts and goblins!