Sonic and Sega All Star Racing.

My Sims Sky Heroes is another fun racing game.

I moslty enjoy sci-fi, horror, autobiographical, and historical/paranormal material.

Currently, I'm reading The Passage by Justin Cronin. It's the first part of a near future, post apocalyptic vampire trilogy.

Thus far, I've got seven games,

(Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, F1 2009, SvsR 2010, Metal Gear Solid; Peace Walker, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Predator, Daxter and Sega Megadrive Collection.)

The last game I played was Sonic the Hedgehog, as part of the Sega Megadrive collection.

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"][QUOTE="derekjeter2005"]I wasn't on the forums in 2004, but I've been coming to this site since around 2000/2001 and I think '04 was a boring year for games so it was nothing special. derekjeter2005

:o A boring year for games? Nothing special?

Burnout 3: Takedown. 9.5/10 at Gamespot. 10/10 Official Ps2 Magazine.

Fable. 8.6/10 at Gamespot.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. 8.7/10 at Gamespot.

Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

Onimusha 3.

Baldur's Gate II: Dark Alliance. 8/10 at Gamespot.

Gran Turismo 4. 8.9/10 at Gamespot.

Killzone.

Metroid Prime 2: Echoes.

Halo 2.

Mortal Kombat: Deception. 8.5/10 at Gamespot.

Need For Speed Underground 2.

Full Spectrum Warrior. 7.7/10 at Gamespot.

Star Wars: Battlefront.

Alien Hominid. 8.4/10 at Gamespot.

Ninja Gaiden.

Gungrave.

Coyote Ragtime Show.

Trigun.

Army Of Two: The 40th Day.

Mankind, who would change into Dude Love, and then to Mick Foley, who would then change into Cactus Jack. :twisted:

Multiple personalities for the win. ;)

[QUOTE="bulletproofcow"]Melina has been pretty big in regards to the womens division as well. I think Kong could get over simply because she believably could destroy any of the Divas, and half of the men on the undercard.JML897

Yeah I'm assuming they'll use her as a Chyna-type character.

(can't wait to see her beat Daniel Bryan for the US title)

Kong would be more like a female Viscera, The Great Khali or Mark Henry-type..

I resolve to build on the (small) successes of 2010, to have faith in my creative abilities, and make something more of them.

Essentially, writing has really taken off for me this year. During the first half, I gave up on amateur photography. In Oct, I decided to go down a different route and my efforts have turned a few heads.(Amongst people I regard as experienced writers.) Over the coming months, I wish to enter regional competitions and see where it takes me.

All of those are expensive hobbies.

That said, take an art class. If you learn how to sculpt or draw, people are impressed by it and it's really not as hard as people imagine.

EDIT: This kind of falls into the realm of photography, but I findamateurnature photography to be pretentious.

cd_rom

Yup. Being an artist is pretty expensive too, especially as you have buy your own materials.

I'd say join a class or group at the local gym.

Alternatively, explore your region with like minded people. Look for inexpensive (but cultural) days or nights out. There's always a musical, theatrical/artistic or sport based event going on somewhere. Doesn't need to break the bank account, as long as it's fun.