I am seriously gonna get another PS2 (the big ol' bulky one, I prefer it over the slim anyday, anytime) because of this series. It just looks a whole lotta fun and and the style of these games looks extremely cool. I wasn't a huge fan of the original classic series on the NES and not was I any good at them especially with my first playthroughs of Megaman 2 and 3. I managed to beat NORMAL mode on MM2 which I read that it was the easier "americanized" version of the game and I was thinking: "What the hell? I was playing the easier version of the standard Japan got?" I do have MM3 still after buying it off the Wii Virtual Console and I haven't even bothered to complete it after almost 2 years! Geez... I just forget about it so easily! Oh wells, the Megaman X Collection is just the right Megaman that I need to experience and hopefully it will get me more into the Classic Megaman universe and maybe I would have a better and deeper attachment to these series overall. They are both classic in feel, style, atmosphere, a bit in gameplay, and its overall impact and enjoyment factor. Amazon is having pretty good deals right now for the fat PS2 and hopefully I might snag a cheap copy of Megaman Legends for the PS1 since that is my most beloved Megaman game that I have ever experienced.

After almost completing my whole PS3 collection, I have taken a hiatus for a bit from playing my Playstation 3. It has been a worthwhile experience with it for the 2012 year with games like Final Fantasy XIII (which was downright underrated by the fans and with exceptional reasons, too, but I had an open mind through the game, which should always have with a new installment or game, and I found it to be a bit enjoyable. It was surprisingly challenging with the boss fights and enemies since I was so underdeveloped with my characters, which I did not mind too much.), LA Noire (which was probably the best detective crime-fighting game I have played to date, not including those typing adventure games on the DOS, which I always needed a walkthrough on because I just get too lazy to figure out the obscure ingenious puzzles throughout. Moderately easy game during inspections and combat, but sometimes cheap during questioning and interrogations), Mass Effect 2 which is still one of the longest playthoughs I've done on a PS3 game, Duke Nukem Forever which was criminally underrated, but fun, and I love my MGS collection (I had completed MGS 2 on Hard difficulty and now I am going on European Extreme, and I also finished two playthroughs of MGS 3: Snake Eater, one on Normal and one on European Extreme. I am still going through MGS: Peace Walker which I honestly don't like since it does not fell like MGS or play interesting enough. I like change and a game being unique being fresh, new, and different, but this game does not cut it for me. Boss Battles were decent and intense though.) These are just the few of the games I have played and completed which does not include the PSX classics like MGS 1, RE1 and 2, and Final Fantasy VII which I had done my 2nd or 3rd playthrough on, I think it deserved the praise it got since it is one of the few games that really captivated me in a way with each playthrough despite all the criticism and fangirls and fanboys out there that just ruin the fanbase of the game. They pretty much ruin everything including yaoi which was created by perverted retards. Do not look it up though, it is not worth it to ruin an experience of an overall great/amazing game. The Overrated - Batman Arkham City: It got 9's and 10's from every Batman fanboy and review site that I've heard or seen. Seriously it is not that good or interesting of a game. It was too short campaign-wise and Hard Mode was too easy, although I have not tried Challenge Mode but it does look passable since I can just hit the square button a few times and then just repeatedly tap the Counter button. It's pretty darn difficult ain't it? Just like many of the mainstream games, it just was not that fun , or exciting. The story was on-par with most actual good superhero games I have played. People say it is the best licensed game ever, but I say bullcrap! Have you ever played Spider-Man 2 on the consoles and Chronicles of Riddick? Those were movie-based games and they are infinitely times superior to Arkham City. Assassins Creed: Revelations - I'm glad Ezio's story is over after completing this game because it was one of the most tedious, monotonous, and repetitive games I have played in all my life. I only did this playthrough for the story since I always hate cliffhangers in videogames. This game felt rushed and it does not even compare to how much fun I had with the first two AC's and even Brotherhood (which is probably the most fun I had with a game in a long time). It went downhill with the series rapidly for me with this installment. Let us hope that Assassins Creed III does not end up like Revelations did. 8.5 my ass, Gamespot. Well, guys that is all I have for now even after the 5-month hiatus from blogging or from even posting on the forums on this site. I do not listen to Gamespot in their game reviews nor do I listen to any review site that is biased and cannot tell the truth of these games or give their own damn opinion about it. Period. I am only here for the community and to just hang out and have a few **** and giggles. I don't troll because it is just horrible and a **** nuisance. Do not see much in the forums for now, but their is a whole lot of fanboys out there. The internets is great but not with these **** around. Oh well, I'm always here to give you my personal opinion over the mainstream crap. I never really got into WoW or really any MMO, but dang I love Everquest! The first one is probably the most absorbing to me in-game, it just has so much fun in it once you have learned the movements and curves of the game and it is also pretty challenging with ot without the merc option, which undoubtedly helps you gain levels pretty quickly, but I always like to go through the original route unless I'm pissed and not patient. Never really thought I would like it honestly. You can find me in the new Vox server, my character's name is Allikues. I'm out and I will see if there is anything good to blog in the next days or so. I'm out.

Man, if you read any of my recent forum and blog posts you can totally read that I don't type very well as I do in my reviews at times. You wanna know why? Of course not! Nobody wants to know! Oh well, but I'm still gonna tell ya, sucka. I... was tired, ok? You if you read them it feels like I'm struggling for a bit. Even though I'm european I am very fluent in english reading, writing, and the accent. Eh, I guess being in school in the States for most of your life really pays off. So anyways, yesterday I was playing Mass Effect 2 for over 12 hours starting at 2 dang a.m. It was fantastic. I got lots of trophies in the game. I'm 50 percent way through! :D It's a freaking great game! I think the experience with ME2 is a lot better than ME1, but then again I can't be too sure since I haven't played Mass Effect 1 in over 2 years! I used to have it on my Xbox 360 (when I actually had a 360). It was surprisingly short to me. I beat it in a few days and boy, oh , boy I had lots of fun with it! I'm glad my uncle bought it for me back then! I also have InFamous 2 now and it was 40 bucks back at Wal-Mart. It seems pretty tight from all the footage I've seen. The demo was great, I think I'm gonna like this game a lot better than InFamous 1 but hey, I also can't be too sure about it since I haven't played it yet! I'm almost 30 hours in for Mass Effect 2 and I'm still trying to get into bed with "Sly" Shepard because I really want that silver trophy "Paramour" I'm going to try to get a platinum in Modern Warfare 2 (once I get it back) and I might get the Mass Effect 2 one if I can get those "eliminating enemies" trophies. The framerate in the game is really awful at times in ME2. It one time screwed up my hacking mission because it lagged SO HARD! Heh... Amazing game though! Isn't a PS3 more powerful and faster than a PC? What the heck is going on?!!? Gotta google that up! Also I really want a few games to add to my PS3 collection, so here they are: -Oblivion and Skyrim - I like playing games in order. I'm gonna try Arena and Daggerfall again on the PC or DOS. - Metal Gear Solid HD Collection - I really want to complete MGS2 and play the first two Metal Gears! -Resident Evil Code Veronica - I hope to get enough money to buy this awesome looking game on the PSN. -Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition - I also hope on getting these other 2 RE's on the PSN. I heard they were great. I used to play RE4 on the PC but I didn't have a controller cable to plug it in to play it! It would've come in so handy! Damn you, Ubisoft! And that's all I can think of now and oh yeah, Fallout 3! I really wanted to play that game! What kind of store sells New Vegas for PS3 and 360 and not sell Fallout 3 for the PS3?! (ahem Wal Mart does! :D) ._. @!&% you, Wal-Mart and your BOX loving fanboys. Sorry if I made A BUCNH of typos on the way. I don't feel like editing today, guys! Oh well, for who ever is reading this right now and all my creepy trackers: I hope you guys enjoy my blogs or my forum posts! Peace out for now...

Well I just completed the Sly Trilogy on the PS2 just last morning and I gotta say that was a great trilogy! Even though, I got pissed a lot during those games, especially during those darn MINI-GAMES!! I still managed to beat most of my friend's scores on the games and heck I can't believe he got stuck in a level in Sly 3 when he was just a COUPLE levels short to beat the game. The final boss was retarded because I don't even think you can beat him without taking any damage whatsoever. The final boss in Sly 2 was VERY dissappointing, but the final boss in the first Sly game was just great I loved the final bout with Clockwerk when you had to use your jetpack to shoot his @ss off and when you had to go through those series of traps at the end, fortunately I did it quickly enough not to see his third attack animation in one try, it was INTENSE! In my opinion this is a list I've created to pick which Sly game is the most difficult and the least difficult in the series: 1.Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus - This offered up quite a challenge to me especially in those Murray racing levels, the pirahna lake level, the chicken hunting level,and those dumb shooting levels with the turrets. Fortunately they get easier once you know what to do,, but in a first time playthrough you're sure to run into some frustration and NO do not listen to people who thought this game was "ridiculously easy", it is not! Don't let these guys fool you! You are not an amazing gamer when you have beaten one Call of Duty game on Veteran but let's forget about that. After all, Sly Cooper is a WAY better series than the Call of Doody series. 2. Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves - This is the game that really tested my reaction time especially when you have to "take care" of the enemies on two seperate monitors with 4 traps that take a bit to reloadand that one level where you had to sword battle Black-Spot Pete with Penelope (GOD, I HATE her! She sounds like a little white nerdy boy instead of a chick at times! Bentley is less annoying than her!) Well, in the final part of the sword battle you have to have quick reactions to Pete's moves but I think the combonations are random soyou have to be up on your toes to dodge them at the right time.I really ahted most of the characters especially Dimitri, THE FRAKKIN' GURU, and I don't know that's pretty much it, but I kind of liked Panda King though in the later boss fights. 3. Sly 2: Band of Thieves - This was the easiest installment in the series and I could think this is the worst since I didn't get much enjoyment in it until Episode 6 which saved it a LOT. The hacking missions were a bit difficult at first but get easier and easier once you have the strategy to it and this game has WAY TOO MANY ON-RAIL SHOOTING! I hate it when a platformer game has racing levels, mini-games, and on=rail shooting when it is really UNPOLISHED and makes it more difficult than it really is! (Jak 2 anybody? jkjk I still haven't gotten to the most difficult parts yet in it.) The enemies are easy to defeat with Murray, but I really didn't like Bentley, but Sly is still the champion.I don't know if it was just me but am I the only few that actually appreciated Sly 3 over Sly 2 much more? Oh, well great games though. In my honest opinion, here are the serie's best to worst in the series: 1. Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus - The atmosphere and level design was brilliant. Sly Cooper, the character, is one of the only few characters in videogames I've actually liked to play as and like as a character in any videogame. The other characters, not so much, but heck they were original. It offered up a good challenge to platform players and it had some pretty good boss fights like Mz.Ruby which was pretty darn cool and Clockwerk, he was bad@ss. This game brought something new to the genre and man, it did it right! 2. Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves - It was a bigger world than Sly 1 and 2 and it was REALLY FUN during episodes 1 ,3 and 4! What almost ruined me about the game was the playable characters! I hated The Guru parts, the dimitri swimming and diving levels, and the RC Chopper and car missions with that hoe Penelope! I also hated the aiming system in the sirplane shooting levels but I guess they were a bit cool to play, when you're not frustrated though. Fortunately, with all the fun at hand in the later episodes, this makes it an edgy and hardcore addition to the series, which almost surpassed the original if it wasn't for the playable characters. I don't get what you're guys's problem is with the cutscenes are. Are you out of your damn MIND?!!? They were great! They were fantastic! I loved seeing these cartoony cutscenes when you get to hear what the story is heading to! 3. Sly 2: Band of Thieves - I really didn't see what people liked about this game. It was the easiest in the series and the soryline and the boss fights were a bit disappointing except for some tricks and surprises here and there but overall this wasn't a very "fun" game to play as much as Sly 1 and 3.Don't get me wrong, thhis wasn't a bad game, it would've been an average game if not for Episode 6 which really saved it. Dimitri was a pretty cool character and sometimes they force you to buy upgrades when you don't have enough money and you have to start searching for loot. Sly 3 made it a bit easier during Episode 5 to get thousands of coins!! :D Oh well, Episode 6 was the highlight of the game and it was pretty hard to travel in this game the first time around. (Also, why did they have to change Carmelita's voice actress in every single game that came out?) So, that's my opinion and reviews on the series! Hope you enjoyed it but I don't think anybody else is reading my blogs or profile, but oh well, it's fun to TYPE my thoughts out! So next is the Jak and Daxter Trilogy, so I'll let you guys know on that once I'm finished with them! Check this trilogy out, I highly recommend it! Get "The Sly Collection" since it's a great deal and it has HD for every one of these games plus a few mini-games which I hope don't cause you much trouble as the one's in the game! So, that's it and I hope Sly 4: Thieves in time is going tobe good but Sunsaru games is developing it and I sure as hell hope they don't screw it up like the Crash and Spyro series have! Peace! :)

Beat Clockwerk about 2 days ago and I made a review to it too but it's been darn glitched and nobody can access it, well at least for me I think... It was a darn good review in my opinion, but check out the ff7 review instead, I think its one of my best ones! :D I ain't bragiing, but I just like to let people know that there are some people *ahem* out there who really know how to make a review but of course I need to go more in-depth a bit more. I'll try to remeber that from now on though! :) I 'm also going to be playing Jak and Daxter series, I heard they were awesome so I'm checking out Jak 2 right now since people say it was amazingly hard (gexup, you angry roids man!) I've gotten to Episode 2 in Sly 2L Band of Thieves and it can really drag on a bit, so it's not giving my experience with the game any good. They took out the old-school hit system and put in a life bar, which makes it easier in my opinion but that's alright with me, at least you don't have to collect those stupid bottles! (Which is one of the best things about this game) I liked the open world but there wasn't really much to it but climb and run to your next objective. Oh, I hope it gets better though! It better!

So what's happenin', guys? I've begun playing the Sly Cooper series on PS2 now and I'm going in order from first game to last but I've begun playing the first one and I gotta say, this game is one of the only platforming games I've ever liked and I hate platforming games. Sly Cooper is a super cool dude, he's slick and he's awesome. I absolutely frakkin' love this guy but not in a gay way. I never got a chance to play these games but I always REALLY wanted to. The cover art always got my attention as a kid. If you get a chance get this game, I think its a whole lot better than Mario games since I don't like Mario (AT ALL)

I'ce completed my second playthrough this time without cheating and I got the almighty GOLDEN chocobo but I wish I had gotten all the special materia so I could've made the playthrough longer though. I got the game for ten bucks on the PSN before it got shut down which was retarded. C'mon Sony wtf. I also bought Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil Directors Cut. Played quite a bit of RES1 and I'm almost done with it. It's good but not as good as RE2 which was way better. Metal Gear Solid is like a quesadilla filled with awesomeness and epicness with a delicous satisfying flavor into one including a bit of hot sauce. :) I also bought Legend of Dragoon (not on the PSN but I don't think they have it on there) and just played a few minutes of it and its alright and I'm expecting it to be better than FF7 which I doubt it will. It's been a PlayStation-filled month ever since I got that PS3 and I'm enjoying it very much so Sony, do a better job at protecting your network, plzzzz?

Jost got through with the main scenario of Silent Hill 2 and I've got to say that it was one of the greatest gaming experiences I've ever had in a long time. I have the PC version and completed it on Normal Mode and got a five star rank I think. So I'me almost finished with the sub-scenario with Maria. I read it wasn't very long though. The story of the game was pretty awesome. I recommend this game to any fan of Konami games or survival horror. I don't know if this game was better than the original Silent Hill on the PlayStation but James Sunderland needs to be in another Silent Hill game dang it! Bring the voice actor back!

I really don't like difficult games. I haven't found them fun at all. The Megaman series and the Super Mario Bros. series weren't that good. For the most part I haven't found a videogame fun to play in over 3 years and I really don't know why. It must've been all the difficult games I've played. It really does change your mind on playing videogames. MEGAMAN VII CAN SUCK MY BALLS!

Hey guys... What's up? It's been a while so yeah sorry about that... I'm just playing my Wii because my 360 is broke and yeah I really hate that. I really wanted top play Final Fantasy XIII on it and Wal Mart still doesn't have a damn PS3 in stock for over 2 months