After a bunch of jumping, shooting, and more jumping, I finally completed Tomb Raider Anniversary. Like Legends,I've got a few minor gripes about the game, such as the puzzles becoming repetitive after awhile, and the combat still isn't very exciting, although it is still satisfying to watch the Bullet-Time animations. Overall, the game looks great, the soundtrack fits the tone, decent voiceacting, and a fun lengthy adventure that kept me until the end, though the end was pretty disappointing to watch as it was some-what of a cliffhanger.

As well as recently just finishing the GDI campaign in Command and Conquer 3, I've decided to wait awhile until starting the NOD campaign, as I basically dragged myself through the end of the GDI campaign. To fill my RTS crave, I've been continuing my weekly matches of StarCraft with a few friends and cousins. I never realized why StarCraft was considered one of the best RTS ever, until I actually went back and played it again. I was pretty young when it first came out, so I didn't really get into it at the time.

Since I've cleared some room for new games, I'm anxiously waiting for tomorrow, as Overlord and Lost Planet: Extreme Conditionare due out then, though I'm probably going to let the reviews base most of mydecision and not go on impulse and buy them right away.

Guess there's not much else to do now but play some more World of Warcraft.