I'm thankful that I'm still alive and still playing video games. I'm also thankful for the racing pod my construction teacher helped me make. Just in time for Forza 3. Although I am not thankful for not actually owning Forza 3 or a racing wheel yet. :p

Someone came as the Master Chief yesterday at school. It was really cool and he made it himself. People told him Happy Haloween!

I bought a Laptop with Windows Vista 3 months ago from Futureshop. They were offering Windows 7 for free as soon as it came out if you bought a Vista computer during that time. Looks like I'm going to futureshop tommorow.

Gaming is just a great way too get away from life. But when life starts looking down, the more likely you want too get away from it. And instead of running away from home, or taking a permanent escape trip into another country (in other words, something irrational) people just play games a lot more. Furthermore, if the games get taken away from this very depressed person, it can turn very serious, and this article provides us with some examples of the most extreme consequences of gaming addictions. Gaming itself is just fine, but there a people who just like too blame something just so that they can feel secure. Like when they blamed Maryln Manson for the Columbine school shootings.

I can see that Fallout 3 and Star Wars the Force Unleashed actually does look better on the 360, but only slightly, and Dead Space and Soul Calibur IV look barely distinguishable between consoles.