Goodbye Ryan Davis, you are among the last who remained and now you are gone too. I wonder who will go next? If more will go, I will have no reason to come here anymore.

:(

Here is a list of games I completed (start to finish) in 2007:

PS2
SOCOM
SOCOM II
Ico
God of War II
Metal Gear Solid 3
Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando
Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal
James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing

PSP
Ace Combat X
Exit

GameCube
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
Metroid Prime
Tales of Symphoneia
Resident Evil
killer7

Wii
Legend of zelda - Twilight Princess
Super Mario Galaxy

PC
Prince of Persia: Warrior Within
Fallout
Broken Sword: Circle of Blood
Halo

All in all this was a very good gaming year for me. Most of these games where very enjoyable, and I'm looking forward to 2008 when I finally get a PS3! And then we will have some gaming on our hands.

May we have a great gaming year! Happy New Year everyone!

Peace.

I just wanted to wish a happy merry Christmas to all my Christian friends! so,

Merry Christmas!

Peace.

You guys have to read this, this is a great read, and 100% right on the money!

http://www.cracked.com/article_15748_gamers-manifesto.html

ps. PS3 is approaching!

Well I'm back from the CNET boycott. All in all it was uneventful, I had some moments when I really needed to see what is happening on the site, things that I read about games, and about the G man on other sites, but I held on, and didn't budge. One more difficult moment was when I got my Super Mario Galaxy and I wanted to add it to my games list, and couldn't.

When I returned, Jeff's account has became a subscriber account which was sad to see, and all the new game reviews became suspicious. I hope that this feeling will be gone, but I have a hard time believing it will after what happened and the lack of reliable explanations, in light of measures that have been taken, for example the video review withdrawal.

Jeff is gone :(, I cry :cry:

Well I'm going to get into action. An action that in my opinion, will not hurt the fine employees of Gamespot, but will make a dent that will be felt by the CNET Corporation, that is if enough people will join us. The action is not to enter any CNET site on the 3rd of December starting at midnight PST (in my area it will be 10 am EET), and that includes our beloved gaming site - Gamespot. It will be hard, but I want to do something about the unethical firing of Jeff Gerstmann.

For the fun of it, I will try to document what I will go through in the 24 hours that I willingly deprive myself of my daily addiction. Tomorrow I will post the "Dairy" for all to see.

So without further ado, goodbye all, see you in 25 hours.

p.s, if you are reading this and it is the 3rd, please, close the window and go and play a Halo 3 Marathon, or something like that, return here on the 4th.

Goodbye.

Well, it is true, Jeff Gerstmann, the face of Gamespot, is no longer with Gamespot. I do not know him personally, but he is definitely at the top 3 places on my people-to-drink-beer-with list. But now all of us have to make a decision about the "Executive decision" that was made on the 29th. Do we support the site that we love and come to every day, or leave to graze at different and untainted pastures?

This is a difficult decision, because even though The G man was the face and heart of this site, there are other man and women that work there, man and women that also make the site what it is for us, people like Alex, Brian, Ryan, and many many more, we have to remember that the core people at gamespot are the good guys, the people that made the "Executive decision" are the people of Cnet, the suits. It is a tough decision but we have to make it, me at least, because if the story is true, I do not want to sponsor a site that handles things the way they do.

The decision making route is still obscure, but in the end we will have to cross the finish line, the question is, with which car will we cross it?

If Mr. Gerstmann was let go from this site on the grounds that a publisher didn't agree with his review of their game, this is it for me with this site. How can a site be not biased if it fires a reviewer for not giving the score they want him to give? All that we will get from now on are bad games. The only problem is that Cnet will never admit that they let him go for that reason, and probably hit him with a law suit, or something if he tells the reason.

I hope this rumor's wrong.

I'm Level 33 - Goombella, as you can see above. I think she's cool.

I haven't posted in the blog for a long time because my parents in law offered me to make a film for their company, for the 60 years celebration that they are planning, so I did it, and it is almost finished, I guess that by this time tomorrow, the DVD will already be burned. It is the longest movie I have ever made, 45 minutes of film, which I directed, shot and edited all on my own. I think it came out nicely.

So now I can go back to gaming until someone will offer me another job!

Next month I'm Buying a PS3! I will keep you posted about this in the coming weeks.

Peace all.

That's it for now. I'm to weak to write any more after the Yom Kippur fasting!

Talk to you later!