first blog on gamespot, not much too say. so i'm just going to ramble about a problem i have with games.

now, being a constant video gamer would make people figure "that person must be dedicated" or "that person has no life." i personally like the second one, but alas, both are incorrect for me. though i do spend a lot of time playing video games, i have no dedication to it. i just like having fun a lot and hate being bored. as for "a life," i do have one... it's just outside of my house :)
anyways, to the point, the difference between a dedication to a game and just playing the game is if you're trying to achieve all the extras/actually FINISH the game. both of which i usually never do. my terrible habit of starting a game and not finishing it has been with me since i was 4, playing on the SNES of super mario world and having crazy nightmares of bowser chasing me around in his crazy clown thing. in the end, my fear of him made me never finish the game and since then, i have not been able to finish many of my most prized games. oh sure, i've become much more courageous than my little childish self, but please do realize i am still a child myself.... with a force-of-habit procrastination problem.

anywho, for those who actually read this blog, perhaps you should do something productive instead...such as finishing that new World Ends with You game or checking the reviews for the Naruto flop game. ah well, life goes on and i still haven't finished final fantasy 8 despite spending over 40 hours of mindless training. (i love that game)

til my next inspiration, ciao
-Lenny