Well, first of all sorry for no video. Busy weekend. New Awesomeness next weekend with a review of Vegas 2. Speaking of Vegas 2, I thought I'd give you guys a few impressions of the new Tom Clancy title.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 has been criticized for being like an expansion pack for the original Vegas, but I beg to differ. While the story mode may be a little stale, the multiplayer action has been totally revamped. From Terrorist Hunt to a standard Deathmatch, the game performs wonderfully, and more crisply than it's predecessor. After picking this game up, I finally was able to put my copy of Call of Duty 4 away.

Today I picked up Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword for the DS. Though I only played through the first level so far, it seems like it's going to be a very interesting DS title, perhaps my favorite. You have to hold the DS sideways to play, and it doesn't even feel weird. It's a very unique title, and should be a lot of fun, the combat especially. The first boss battle was cake though.

Besides these two games, I'm looking forward to trying out GTA 4, like the other millions of gamers out there. It's hard to believe it's been three years since the last mainstream GTA title. Sure the PSP titles were amusing, but not a sufficient replacement of a new console entry in the series. Well, it's only a few weeks until we'll get to experience the Awesomeness of a new GTA experience, on the next-gen systems no less. It should be amazing. Well, again, new video Awesomeness next week, until then, I'll be watching and playing baseball all the time. It's time for the METS to start moving towards their World Championship, as well as my high school's team run at the state championship.

Talk to you soon! If you want to play sometime, I'll be in Vegas whenever I have some free time at home.