I loved the first Two Worlds, not many people did because they saw it as an Oblivion knock-off. That's just wrong, that's like saying "don't bother playing Crysis because its kinda like Halo, because they're in the same genre". Everyone's immense hate for Two Worlds baffles me because it had so much more to offer than Oblivion including alot more weapons and armor, laughable dialog, online multiplayer, a huge world to explore, fun spells, good horse mechanics, and Gromes. I'm not saying its a perfect game, but it deserves alot more praise than it got. I am saying that the sequel will blow everyone who thought the first one was bad away, and I can't wait for it. Not to mention it holds the biggest videogame world in history (at least 10 times Oblivion's map size).

AVP is being undermined by its reviews. Its not a bad game, its a goodn as far as I can tell, and a damn goodn at that. I've sized up the first few missions as the marines, aliens, and Predators and they are all sufficiently awesome. The marine champain will scare the crap out of you. All the tension and suspense from the movies just pours into the game. I found myself rechecking my ammo about ten times before I had even seen a xenomorph. The Alien side is really well done, the wall transitions only take 2 seconds to master and the story is oddly well told. You'll never want to slash a doctor in the face as much as you will in this game, and the stealth element is really fun to mess around with (if you get it you'll know what i mean). The predator champain is actually the hardest, being a hunter is rewarding as all hell. There's nothing like sitting in a tree for a minute or two watching two spooked marines shaking in their boots followed by decapitation and spinal cord related funtime. A great game, and it stays true to both series (I think the makers actually saw the movies! that's really rare for movie to game adaptations)

I finished condemned...it was amazing...well that took less words than I expected.

It does mean that I'll be changing my review of condemned though, not so much the number but I have to mention sone things. Like how creepy the ending is zomg

There are a hell of a lot of sequels that have either just come out or re going to over the course of 2010. This is disasterous, its like the apocalypse of choice making. For those of you who have the money to pretty much get what ever you want right as its released than good for you but when you've only got enough for one or two games without waiting a year for the price to go down, thats a toughie right there. How is one suposed to decide between mass effect 2, bioshock 2, two worlds 2, bad company 2, lost planet 2, left for dead 2, wodern warfare 2, and assassins creed 2? If you've only played the first one of one of these then the options are pretty easy but with so many choices how the hell is anyone expected to choose between great and greater games like these? I've chosen lost planet 2, bad company 2, and hopefully Mass Effect 2, but damn now i don't have enough for two worlds 2 or AVP jesus christ, this is impossible!

Classic movie posters are uncannily hard to come by these days. Most of the posters of masterpieces like "Forbidden Planet" are $140. What the hell? I know that they're classics and that the movies themselves could go up in value, but why the posters? they're easily re-printable and when the 11 by 17 ones are twenty bucks that just pisses me off. If a relatively large "evil Dead" poster only costs about $15 then why in the hell should a half sized poster cost MORE? I blame the cheap poster companies, make some damn copies, stop being so lazy and give me a real sized poster that doesn't require a magnifying glass. I'd rather just paint one myself, but ya know what I'd really like to do? Take two seconds ordering one from a website ,but I guess that's too much to ask.