Tattoos don't "have" to mean anything. I've got 9 and they're of all sorts of stuff. I haven't gotten a new one in 4 years and I still love all of them. They're of things I like and am interested in, or have been interested in. I can throw peanuts at the people that demand an explanation and tell them the deep "meaning" of what each one is, but in reality I just think they're cool. And if your worried about what you'll look like when your 70 with tattoos, which is the argument everyone willlove to throw your way, tell them that if your worried about what you look like when your 70, you've got bigger problems than some ink in your skin.
I hated heavenly sword which I thought I'd like a lot. I also hated Assassin's Creed.
I really loved uncharted and MGS4, both of which I was hesitant to buy because I was never much of a gamer. Also Battlefield 1943, my roomate was playing it on 360 and I was like why not and downloaded it on my playstation. I have 20 hours already, which is a LOT for me.
I read the whole review on IGN and watched all the clips. I think for any real ghostbusters fan it will be great. When you really like the premise of something, the game itself doesn't have to be unbelievable in order for you to really enjoy it. And much like the hokey pokey, that's what it's all about.
I'm glad I downloaded the demo first, I didn't care for it at all. And I love how everyone talks about realism in games, like your average gamer knows what it feels like to carry 2 big weapons on your back while wearing combat boots, full fatigues, and running through a swamp and/or jungle environment
I was 220 lbs up until I was 23 2 years ago. Then I started eating 6 meals a day, 3 hours apart, 200-250 calories a piece, all lean food, low carb, low fat, low sodium. 6 months working out and doing this diet I lost 70 pounds. I've since added about 20 lbs of muscle by taking in 250 grams of protein a day (low calorie shakes help), working out, but still keeping my calories per day below 2300. Im 5'10'' by the way.
I never played any of the other metal gear games, and I loved MGS4. I watched every cut scene too, and was able to basically put everything together that had happened in the previous games by really listening to everything that got said. I want to get the other ones now, but I figure I might be a little let down since this one is supposedly the best.
It's like a maximum 3 1/2 years if he gets convicted, but under new laws, it can only be pleaded down to a lesser felony, no longer a misdemeanor. If he wants to avoid jail time completely, he needs to be acquitted of the charges. Otherwise he'll be putting those good hands to use holding on to the soap in the shower. Then again, he's hired puff daddy's former attorney, so Im sure he'll be just fine.
I just bought a ps3 5 months ago after not having owned a gaming system for 12 years. I had other interests, like chasing girls, to keep me occupied. Now at 25, I wonder if "collecting trophies" will be the ultimate source of self esteem for the youth of tomorrow. The fact that someone wouldn't buy a game because it can't show off how much time you spend on or how good you are at games makes me cringe.
I'd like to see a really long campaign and amazing graphics. I think this is one of the few games where "evolutionary" would be better than "revolutionary", simply because the first two were so amazing, I'd be afraid to stray too far from the basics of what made GOW1 and GOW2 so good.
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