I wanna play, but unless someone tags me I'm going to have to sit here and sulk :(

I'm writing a five page film-essay for school. I hate it sooo bad. Just needed to let out some steam!

Hey everyone, it's been a long time hasn't it? Some of you might have noticed that I've hardly been online for the last couple of months. My computer has been acting weird so now I have a new one that can handle most new games! I have to say that the whole Jeff-thing made me really mad so I hardly find it worth coming back here anymore. However I'm not going to leave gamespot, I just felt that now was the time to give you the update and tell you about the stuff that I've been doing since my last post:

I got a new computer, as I've already mentioned.

Even more important, I got a PS3!

I got the following games for said PS3: Resistance, Motorstorm (both came wth), Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Ratchet and Clank and last but not least Heavenly Sword.

I've bought loads of old classic movies like Casablanca, Sunset Boulevard and most of all loads of Hitchcock-movies. It rocks!

Loads of 360 games have been added, probably all of the games that were worth getting this holiday season and then some.

Got Resident Evil: UC and Super Mario Galaxy for my Wii and Phantom Hourglass for the DS.

Then finally I got Silent Hill Origins and MGS: Portable Ops for my PSP.

I'll give you brief impressions of some of the games that left real impressions on me. So here goes:

Crysis: Well, my computer isn't really ade to play something like Crysis but I can at least handle it on medium OK. It's a pretty cool game, not my piece of cake exactly but few PC-games are. It's interesting though and I have to play a little more before i can actually give a fair preview of it.

Gears of War (PC): As good as the 360 version, and feels just like it if you play like I do by plugging a 360-controller into the USB port of your PC. The extra content is really awesome as a bonus and except that it feels a little out of place and it hitches up a little more because the areas are bigger, it's better than I ever could have hoped.

Uncharted: First PS3 game I beat and I gotta say, as a game it's pretty darn frustrating. Like a slow version of Gears of War which lets you run out of ammo all the time just to make it extra hard. Sometimes it can be really fun but it just happens too often and sometimes you just want to stop playing. The best parts of Uncharted are when you are doing the Tomb Raider-thing by climbing up things. However the best thing of all is definitely the cutscene, because even though the story is full of holes and pretty generic as far as Indy-like matineé goes it's what gives the game it's charm. The cutscenes are just gorgeous and the dialogue is just amazingly fun to listen to. I'll be the first in line for Uncharted 2!

Heavenly Sword: What can I say, I went in thinking it would be a standard hack and slash experience with some pretty nice cutscenes and that's pretty much what I got but I was far off when it came to how awesome the story would be! Just like with Uncharted the reason why you play Heavenly Sword (however not as much the reason as with Uncharted) is to find out what will happen to her and her oh so hilariour psychopath sidekick Kai. In the en I was surprised that the game I had had the lowes expectations for turned out to be the best game on my PS3 so far and I have a hard time believeing that anyone else will be hoping more than me that Ninja Theory are working on the sequel!

Super Mario Galaxy: You already know that it's the best game of 2007 and I am not going to argue against the truth.

Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles: Can't really play it, my TV's too small and I need backup to progress. Either I'll get a new TV or a secong Wiimote.

And then we have the other games that you all know you should try: Mass Effect, Assassin's Creed, Call of Duty 4 and some other stuff which I'll talk about later. Well I'm back, and I guess I'll see you around!

OK, dudes! I finally did it, I got 30 000 gamer score! I was playing "Scene it?" this morning and I finally hit the 30K mark:D I might be able to get up to 33 000 points before the new year! I loves my points!

Resident Evil: UC looks friggin' awesome for us RE fans!:D

BTW: Hopefully I'll be getting CoD4 today so if you're up for it, let's play online!:P

Yeah, I got even more games. Spider-Man: Friend or Foe, Zelda: Phantom Hourglass and Eternal Sonata. I haven't tried ES yet but the other two I've been messing around with and they are fun. Zelda is a friggin' masterpiece, and I always loved Wind Waker more than any other Zelda so a diret sequel makes me all warm inside. Spider-man is a cheap imitiation of Lego Star Wars, and if it had online MP it would actually be able to compete at least a little bit.

Just wanted to update you on the game sitch andtell you that I got another 1000 gamerscore since last time which means that I now have over 26000 points! If anyone reading this has NBA Street: Homecourt for the 360 send me a message and you can help me with an online achievment that I can't seem to get. Talk to you guys later, keep gaming youz guyz!

OK, haven't really been updating lately so I'm going to tell you guys what's been spinning in my game systems for the last couple of weeks. Of course the main thief of spare timesince it's release is Halo 3, but most of youSHOULD know all about that by now, but I have been playing loads of other things in between all the Halo.

In fact I've been playing so many games that I have raised my gamerscore by about 5 000 points in aboutone months time. About half an hour ago I passed the 25 000- barrier which means that if everything goes as planned I will be able to hit 30K before Christmas. I've saved up some easy points by only playing some of my weaker titles on my spare profile, for example I have only played around with Open Season on my other account and then we have games like Hitman and Phantasy Star which remain unopened. So I have places to take score from if needed, but I don't see the need or point since playing the game and enjoying it for what it is is still the most important aspect of my philosophy.

However some games don't really have much joy to bring to the table, for example I finally finished Superman Returns and even though hearing the sound of Achievements being unlocked makes me rather pleased, I still felt like I had just waisted hours of my life that I would never get back. The sad thing is that the most fun I had with the game was yelling at the screen whenever the Man of Steel didn't do what I wanted him to do. I would yell out things like "Yeah, get stuck in that tree! It's not like you're strong enough to get out of it!" and "oooh half of Metropolis got destroyed? I'm just going to stop trying and let those monsters destroy and kill the rest since I already let them take the first half!". Plain stupid frankly, and I remember during one cutscene I switched to TV and "Smallville" was on, but then I realized that I had to keep on playing the game rather than watch Clark Kent on TV do his thing. The first words that left my mouth once started the mission and got hit by a green beam of light was: "Why can't you be more like Clark Kent?!" which doen't make sense yet surpringly does if you watch Smallville as much as I do.

I've also got some new games that have helped my score reach new hights. Since Halo 3 I have picked up the following games:

CSI: Hard Evidence (360) - Didn't get a good score but I still felt intrigued enough to pick it up, the review said that it was practically the same thing as all the previous CSI-gam,es but since I hadn't played any of them before that didn't stop me. The game only has five achievements which I must admit kind of made me buy the game, but I also have to say with all honesty that I probably would have picked it up easy gamerscore or onot, but I probably wouldnät have bought it for the price I did. Overall I'm rather pleased with the purchase, it's like a crappier version of Phoenix Wright with more blood and sperm...

Bullet Witch (360) - Wat can I say, I had just gotten my salary, I wanted a cheap game and I have kind of had my eye on Bullet Witch ever since the game was released. I took a leap and was pleasently surprised to find a rather fun and simple action game. All you do is shoot stuff and jump around a bit and that is exactly what I wanted from it. The story is surpringly good and if they made a low budget Bullet Witch- movie I would honestly watch it, since this kind of reminds me of Gears of War but with a little more stuff going on that they actually let you know about. There's only one thing that I can realy say against this mediocre but fun game, the enemy-design sucks more than a vacuum cleaner. Slightly distorted humans as the main enemy, kind of looks like everyone of them is a victim of extreme famine, and the upgraded leaders are basically giant floating brains with a normal sized human body attached to them, bad, bad, BAD!

Sonic Rush (DS) - Sonic doing his thing in 2D, don't have a whiole lot to say when I thought the game was actually going to be good and it turned out I was right. The flaws that applied to all the other Sonic games in 2D apply here as well. The only thing I have to say is this:for some dumb reason it's more fun to play as Blaze the Cat that it is playing as Sonic! Why did they make Sonic so much weaker than that complaining wannabe-badass cat?!

TMNT (GBA) - OMG, they made Turtles good again! Unlike the stationary consoles and the PSP and DS versione all you do here is beat the crap out of punks by punching, kicking and smacking them straight. You can pick up evreything that the enemies can wield and you can even pick up the enemies themselves and throw them at each other! You can also throw stuff in the environments and walk up and down the street like in the arcade game! Basically this is the TMNT game you want to play!

NBA Street: Homecourt (360) - After buying both NBA 2K6 and 2K7 I realized that Basketball- games are as fun as I remember them, but I wanted something a little more over the top, this game basically gave me this, all you do is trick around and do insane things that would probably kill you in real lif. Pure simple fun most of the time. I haven't played that much of it so I'll give you a real impression later.

The Orange Box (360) - It's Half- Life2, and Episode 1, and Episode 2, and Team Fortress 2, AND Portal! Ialso think that Metal Gear Solid 4 (and 5 even!) are hidden somewhere in on the disc! Need I really say more, I pretty much thik that Jeff "the man" Gerstmann pretty much said it all in his review.

Well that's it until tomorrow when I'll be picking up my pre-ordered copies of Eternal Sonata, Spider-Man: Friend or Foe and Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. I better go play some more games, I've made it a policy to do my best to beat the games I buy so that they can take an honorable place on my shelf of gaming goodness. Talk to you guys later, and leave a message with or without a question about anything you want. I'll try to answer game questions and other questions as good as possible!

Hey dudes! I had an awesomely weird day today. I went to see Resident Evil Extinction after school, I had my REmake shirt on and everything, and I stopped at one of the local game stores. Lo and behold, what I find was awesome, a game that I have looked for for years now. I finally found it in this small store that's closing in about a week. I found... Resident Evil: Survivor! It's the RE equivalent of poo on a stick, butit' was the last game I needed to have all the RE-games. So now I have all the games in the series in one way or another ('ceptthat mobilegame that came out inJapan)!So I'mreally happy about that right now!

As for the movie itself it was better than expected, even though I love Resident Eviland I know that the movies are a pure insult to the story of RE, but for what it isit's actually kind of fun. I like the movies because they are braindead action-movies where they is nothing close to thinking involved at all. This one ended with a sort ofcliffhanger sothose of us who thought it was the last one, apparently we were wrong, buddies.

I'll write a longer blog soon, promise!

I completed Halo 3 6 hours after I first picked up the Helmet and ran home with it, and all I have to say for now is, IT. WAS. AWESOME!:D

Hey everyone, as a mark of my return to GS I finished my review of Kingdom Hearts II and it's up now. I don't know what my next review is going to be, but I'm thinking of doing it on my favorite game of all time, or something really bad like Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer... We'll just have to wait and see.