the best way I can describe it is like Condemned meets an RPG meets that show Sealab 2021.

I rented it once and quite like it but Im broke right now so I cant really run out and go buy me a copy. I was thinking of saving up (just started working) and getting one off of Ebay.

But COD5 will be coming out in a few months and I dont want to pay money for a game and find when I get on it everybody has migrated to the newest installment. so is it worth it? will a lot of people still be playing it say this time next year?

and on another note, how many people still play older versions of games like COD and Halo?

decent, but getting better.

same as my username, just there's a space instead of an underscore.

I didnt know so many people could type with their toes.

The Thing - one of my favorite survival horror games. the only thing I didnt like about that game was the whole test-your-teammates-for-infection and the "Trust" aspect of it. It was complete bullsh*t because at some point every one of your companions would turn. although I like the feature where if your teamamtes got too scared theyd blow their head off.

Deus Ex: Invisible War - I rented this once and like it but never got too far.

I have this dictionary of angels full of obscure and complex names like Azezal, Gressil, and Udrgazyia. I went through about 50 names int hat book before I gave up.

also for awhile my user name was Arnold Friend which I got from a story I read (Arnold is suppose to be the devil in the story; take out all the R's in the name you get An Old Fiend, yeah, kind of stupid) but I changed it when I got sick of people yelling AWNAWLD! and asking me if I was related to Schwarzenegger.