A few weeks ago, I joined a Bleach union called the xXxsoulsocietyxXx. It talks about Bleach ((Obviously), talks about their favorite episodes, characters and arc, as well as they're least favorite. So if you like Bleach, come on down.

Yesterday I joined a music based union called the rock music union. As the name implies it deals with rock, rock news and discussions about it. If you like rock, you won't regret joining this union. ROCK ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You know what I hate? You wait months upon months for a new game to come out, but just a few weeks or months before the game is due to come out, some hacker comes around and leaks information about the game the developer didn't want out. Or they'll steal the game's programming or code. With that, the developer can't finish the game and will force them to spend time working with police to find it. Take Half-Life 2 for example, that game's code was stolen from Valve, which almost forced them out of business. Or Halo 2 and GTA: San Andreas, information on those two games was leaked onto the internet, forcing the developers to push back the game's release date. All I'm saying is, hackers need to just wait until the game comes out, just like everyone else.

I joined gamespot in late December with full expectations of just looking at games, but then I took a look at forums and found a union that caught my eye. So I joined it the Kingdom Hearts and Anime Union and was welcomed warmly by the members there, there were so nice. Just a few days ago, I joined a union dedicated to Naruto, they were really nice and knew everything that had to do with Naruto. So today I joined another unionby way of an invitation, thisunion dedicated to Bleach. All in all I recommend people joining union, you might see something you like.

One of the many problems with today's game consumers is that they always buy bad games and overlook bad games. Take 50 Cent: Bulletproof for example, that suck as much as the sun is hot and dispite that, the game sold a heck of a lot of copies. But Ico for the PS2 didn't do so well sales wise, along with Beyond Good & Evil. If you ask me, I think some consumers care more about which celebraties are in a game more than if the game is good or bad. Heres some sources to look before you buy a game: No.1 Gamespot.com- it gives honest reviews on any game you're thinking about buying.

No.2 Gameinformer- suscribe to this magazine and you'll have a issue sent to you every month, it also contains game reviews and value of it, meaning how long you'll be playing that game.

No.3 X-Play on G4- they brutally honest reviews on any game and tell you which games you should get, including games you should avoid. It'll also show good games that didn't sell well.

There are much more places to look than my suggestions, so enjoy.

Man, imagine what kind of year the PS3 would've had if MGS4 and GTA4 came out. Sure the latter game is also coming out for the 360, but still it's better than nothing. Also notable is GT5 and DMC4. I'm not saying the system had a bad year, in fact I thought it had a pretty good year, but all I'm saying is the PS3 could've done a little better. As for the disappointing PS3 games of 2007, Lair was a huge disappointment. That game had huge potential, I thought the game would've been a boost for the PS3 library. I also thought that Motorstorm would've done a little better, but in the end turned out to be just shy of a eye-candy game.

One more thing, has anyone noticed that Microsoft has become like a company bent on taking over all major gaming franchises? They're like a snobbish girl trying to steal another girl's boyfriend.