This fair morn, I, Joe Asakura...

...RENEWED MY

WORLD OF WARCRAFT

SUBSCRIPTION...

...that is all.

Well, earlier this week, I purchased all the games in the Quake series (on Steam), with the exception of Quake 4 (which I already own anyway). I bought them for £13.21 (around $27.95), which is a good price for a total of 8 games. Sure, Quake III is coming as a free game soon (Quake Zero) which you launch over the internet (or something like that) and I already had a copy of Quake III, but who cares? Quake owns. Here's an accurate list of what I bought.

Quake I
Quake I: Scourge of Armagon
Quake I: Dissolution of Eternity
Quake II
Quake II: Ground Zero
Quake II: The Reckoning
Quake III: Arena
Quake III: Team Arena

Pretty good, eh? Brings me back to my younger years when I used to play Quake. Don't exactly know how old I was, but I play it now, and wonder. Was I a severly warped child? I don't remember Quake making me have the slightest quiver of fear when I first played it. Ah well, I suppose I was born to be unnerved by games, as I haven't been yet. I guess you can tell I haven't played through F.E.A.R.

Thanks for visiting my blog and profile, GameSpotters, do come back! (Comment me, too!)

I've been off for a week and forgot to tell you! Ever so sorry, hope you didn't miss me too much. I only went 45 minutes away from home, though. It was a fun trip with the family.

As a gift to you all, here's another Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare multi-player perk. Enjoy, GameSpotters!

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Remember me having trouble with the E3 2007 Microsoft Press Conference emblem? I reported the problem to GameSpot's customer support, and they gladly helped me out with the situation and supplied me with it. How kind of them, as i'm sure many others have reported the same problem. Thanks again, GameSpot! Now I can proudly show off my three latest emblems which you can see above.

I guess it's just too bad I didn't bother watching any of the live shows, ey?

With GameSpot, it sure is. I've finally got my Popular emblem, and I think it's because of all these videos i've been posting of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Ah well, i've hit the mark. Now to get some video blogging going, ey?

I'd just like to give thanks to all my friends who made this emblem possible for me. Thanks, fellow GameSpotters!

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Yet again I bring you more Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare footage. The more videos I post, the more I want this game.

My recent healthy obsession with Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas for the Xbox 360 has lead me to the largest achievement in the game. Rainbow Six Legend. Worth 100g, and although that may be quite a lot, it should be just a little more, say, 50g more. You have to complete the single player campaign on Realistic difficulty setting. It's hard.

Although, it's not actually that realistic. Your teammates are still dumb as anything, and the terrorists you're fighting have insanely good aim. Now, some of them are mercenaries, paid to do their job, but some are said to be people picked up to fight for the cause. They shouldn't have insanely good aim, they've probably never touched a firearm before in their virtual lives.

Now only three more achievements left. Time for me to take a deep breath and carry on killin'.

Thanks for reading, GameSpotters.

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Now, it's not the best performance in the world, or the hardest difficulty, but I sure am happy with this.