R.I.P. My launch 360 :cry:

It survived for 749 days and it's the first console that I've ever had in my possession to brake down on me. I did manage to get it running again but it's now alot louder than before (as if it wasn't loud enough to begin with) and also boiling hot to the touch and it's bound o happen again so might aswell send it in before the warranty runs out. UPS are picking it up tomorrow.

Oh well on the plus side I now have some more time to spend with my Wii and I have not collected all the 120 stars in Mario Galaxy yet so at least there is something for me to do while I wait. And no real high profile games are released this time of year so I'm pretty cool with it to be honest, just hope the next one doesn't suffer the same fate.

Well I felt it was time for another blog and since GOTY awards have started to be handed out and since I've pretty much everything this year has to offer I felt like doing a spi-off to my normal top 10 blogs and instead tell you what games that I liked the most in the year of 2007. I'm still not sure even now when I write this if this is the correct order as there have maybe been too many great games that have come out this year. Though I'm pretty certain that these following 10 games are defiantly the ones that made the most impact on me this year. As always this list is based on my personal opinion and only my own. There is simply no other way to do it from what I can see. But now...let's kick it off!

10.) Assassin's Creed (PS3/360, Ubisoft Montreal)

The creators that brought us Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, one of my absolute favorite action/adventure games ever returns to bring us Assassin's Creed for next-gen platforms. So what could go wrong? Well to be honest when I first started to play this game I got a bit worried as the introduction felt kinda wierd and certain thing surrounding the plot felt almost out of place, well at first. Once you learn to look past that and the somewhat repetitive mission design and start to focus and appreciate what good things this game brings to the stage such as great controls, beautiful graphics, interesting story and great animations and music. You may just as I did realize this is probably one of the most unique and rememberable gaming experiences that have come out for quite sometime.

9.) Call of Duty 4 (PC/PS3/360, Infinity Ward)

Infinity Ward returns once again only too once again to truly show how a war game is made with their Call of Duty franchise. Even though the singleplayer campaign was short, surprisingly short even. A lot of heavy stuff goes down during those few hours, some of it even jaw dropping and it's just as fun to play trough again and again just like previous games in the series. It's in the multiplayer this game truly shines though. Witch excellent leveling system, even being able to create your own c l a s s and to battle it out on a variety of different modes and maps, what more can you ask for really? So if you feel the urge for some online fraggin' then this is the game for you.

8.) The Witcher (PC, CD Projekt Red)

Ah, The Witcher. Probably the sleeper hit for me personally this year. It truly caught me by surprise therefor I thank you people who made me open my eyes for this gem. Superb and I mean superb storytelling, interesting combat system, great artistic graphics and the music, ah the music. The guy who composed it is a pure genius...and maybe even a mad man? Anyways if it weren't for the music and all the other aspects that makes this games so superb I would not ever be able to put out with the very, very long loading times that unfortunally have infected this great piece of software, then again maybe that makes me appreciate the music even more as they play trough 'em. The game also sports with a fair dose of racism, sex and alcohol if that might be of interest. Something very few games dares to confront and discuss these days.

7.) God of War II (PS2, SCEA)

2 years after his debut Kratos returns in God of War II. It takes almost everything that made the original so great and makes it all better, especially the boss fights which is probably the most interesting aspect of the entire game. With perhaps the very best graphics on the system, brutal and fast paced combat, some nudity and a superb soundtrack this is the ultimate way to give your PS2 a hell of a bloody goodbye.

6.) The Orange Box (PC/360, Valve Software)

This box is by far the best bang for your buck this year without question. You do not only game one game but 5, yes 5 friggin' games! One of them being one of the best shooters of all time Half-Life 2 and both of its expansions. For your multiplayer needs you get Team Fortress 2, I can already see this as a hit at LAN parties. And lastly as a little bonus you get Portal, my personal favorite in this package. Not only do you go trough some exciting and mind-bending puzzles it also contains a lot of excellent black humor and the ending sequence is just plain awesome not to mention the song that plays once the credits roll. This is a package everyone should pick up, especially those that have only heard of Half-Life 2 and wondering what the buzz is all about.

5.) World in Conflict (PC, Massive Entertainment)

I knew all along this game would be good, but never to be actually this good...man! I was starting to get the feel that the RTS genre was going a bit stale until I downloaded the demo of this game and I was instantly sold and just had to buy it. No need of resource gathering or even to establish a base it's just pure action right from the start and the tides of battle could change at any given moment. "It's not over until it's over" is defiantly true in this game. The setting itself is also very interesting as here the Cold War never ended and the Russians are invading the US and therefor the campaign is worth playing trough for that reason alone. Just a shame you cannot play the campaign as the Russians. This is where the multiplayer of World in Conflict comes in as here you can play as any faction you want and turn your opponents lovely cities to sand and dust with one of those tactical nukes. An amount of up to 16 people can take part of each match and join in at any time just like s shooter, the camera control in this game is also not too far from playing a shooter. Oh and it looks great too especially for a RTS game. This game is defiantly something for the war fanatics out there.

4.) Mass Effect (360, Bioware)

As Knights of the Old Republic and Jade Empire are some personal favorites this game was pretty much a no brainer for me. And this game delivers on almost all it's promises. The best looking RPG I've ever layed eyes on, deep character customization, great realtime combat system, many tough choices to make, top-notch voice acting from pretty much every character in the whole game, superb music along with superb story telling, perhaps even better than the one found in The Witcher which was mentioned earlier. There are a few annoyances though such as framerate issues which is something Bioware has struggled with in the past, the equipment menus are a bit too complex and features that was seen from the X06 footage like being able to interrupt other characters mid-conversation and direct control your squadmates are nowhere to be found the rest of it though aside from a few minor and not too common technical issues this game is pure perfection I's just annoys when a game comes so close from being prime. Simply put this is a must play for anyone that is into science fiction and roleplaying games or even just like shooting stuff as you can do plenty of that aswell if you want to, the choice is yours.

3.) Halo 3 (360, Bungie Software)

This was my most anticipated game ever since I saw that cliffhanger ending in Halo 2 back in 2004 leaving me wanting so much more. Thankfully that wait was well worth it as Halo 3 was basicly everything I hoped it would be after being fairly disappointed with the second games' singleplayer campaign. Halo 3 did not share the same issues and brought me a campaign almost as entertaining and memorable as the one found in the first game Halo: Combat Evolved which is one of my absolute favorite games ever. And you could play trough that campaign with up to 3 of your friends via System Link or Xbox Live which is something I though I would only experience in my dreams. Halo 2 was all about the multiplayer and Halo 3 takes all that and ad alot more to it such as deeper customization to your characther, the modes and even the maps using the Halo Forge. You could also see clips and take pictures from what you have done both in the campaign and online to share with your friends making for a great social experience. Only thing that bugs me is that the 2 last levels in the campaign didn't feel fleshed out enough and it wasn't the graphical beast I hoped it would be. Other than that though it felt like Bungie had sent me a personal love letter by letting me play and experince their vision of the final fight.

2.) Super Mario Galaxy (Wii, Nintendo)

Platformers was starting to feel like a dying breed but then all the sudden Nintendo switches to top gear and puts out Super Mario Galaxy for their Nintendo Wii. This is without doubt the best 3D platformer to come out since Super Mario 64 that arrived more than 10 years ago. It uses the Wii to it's fullest potential by proving it has some graphical muscle after all, combined with a great art design, catchy music and great use of the Wii-mote. It does not matter how old you are or if you're a boy to girl, most of you out there are bound to find something to absolutely love in this game thanks to it's undeniable charm, hey you don't even need to be a Mario fan to begin with to truly enjoy this game. If I had to complain about something is that the game sometimes feels too easy but also at other times needlessly frustrating due to some camera issues and using the Wii-mote during those water races doesn't feel precise enough. Most of you will probably be able to look past that and fully appreciate this fine piece of art and one the best games or at least one of the very best platformers to ever come out on the market.

1.) Crysis (PC, Crytek)

I had my doubts, I really had my doubts. Sure Far Cry had some really nice graphics when it came out and it was fun walking around shooting people on a nice tropical island but aside from that I didn't really enjoy it too much and I for a long time feared this game would end up feeling like a déjà vu. I was proven wrong right away even when I first tried out the demo as the nanosuit makes the gameplay so incredible dynamic as you can tackle any situations in any way you see fit. You wanna toss all your enemies down a high cliff or into the water? check. Wanna be the sneaky one, turn invisible and hide in bushes and take your targets out one by one, you can do it in Crysis. The list just goes on and on and as you can of course combine all these different powers as long you still have energy left in your suit. The AI was great, not perfect but defiantly good enough and better than most games out there. You can customize any weapon in the game too to fit your personal preferences, yes even put a sniper scope on your shotgun if you feel likeit is needed. The story while not exactly original is very exciting to follow all the way trough out this 15 hour adventure. Many moments in this game just totally blew my mind away, and no not because of it's graphics which is better than any game to date. With the game you also get a map editor that lets you play around with every single map in the game or even to create your own to spawn whatever you like such as aliens, sharks, tanks that shoot tactical nukes you name it. The game also sports an exciting multiplayer mode once you give yourself the time needed to get into it. Only quirks I have about this game is that that singeplayer story ends, and this is a game you defiantly don't want to end, and also the fact it's too hardware demanding for enough people out there to enjoy it. If you happen to sit on a killer rig then do yourself a favor and pick up this game. Super Mario Galaxy might be better as an actual game but it didn't smash me into the ground making it hard for me to even breathe. There is game only one game managed to do this to me this year and that game is no other than Crysis.

Worthy Mentions

Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (PC)
PGR4 (360)
Unreal Tournament III (PC)
Bioshock (PC/360)
Pokémon Diamond/Pearl (DS)
Forza Motorsport 2 (360)
GRAW 2 (PS3/360)
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii)
Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3)
Colin McRae: DiRT (PC/PS3/360)
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3)
Blue Dragon (360)

Well there you have it! It sure wasn't easy, especially this year which is probably the best year in gaming in recent memory (based on the releases). So what do you think...agree? disagree? What do you think about the Time and Spike VGA selections? And what was your favorite games this year? All opinions are welcome. just keep it cool, ok? ;)

Well that's it for me, now I give the word to you. Laterz!

//ZimpanX

Side Notes: The reason why titles such as Rock Band, Persona 3 and Zack & Wiki are MIA is simply because none of them have been released here in Europe yet. I'm sure they are all great titles but I've just not had the opportunity to play them, and I'm sorry for that.

I haven't been able to post earlier as I had to let all of this sink in first even though it probably hasn't yet but at least I'm now once again able to speak.

There is no excuse for how the ones responisble has handled all of this and not have they only damaged themselves but also people around them that did with no absolute means deserve this fate. I'm of course talking about the wonderfull staff of this site and loyal users that have remained loyal till just recently when somebody decided to drop the sledgehammer on our very faces.

Anger, confusion and desperation is what have filled our very minds for the past few days and rightfully so. And I respect those that still stands behind the staff after what has happend even though I fully understand those of you that are leaving never to return. A dream has been shattered for them, many that have inspired us to join this site or even apply for a job here are now gone though this recent department obviously hurts to most, digging into the very deepest core of our minds and hearts because of the circumstances of how it happened. The first time we're probably witnessing this kind of thing and hopefully the last.

For me personally the dream was shattered aswell as most of those that brought me back to gaming are or were a part of this wonderfull site and acted as a huge inspiration to me and got me into writing my own blogs and reviews and stating and forming my own opinions and sharing them with others the best I could. Therefor my first thought was to leave this site and everything it stands for all behind, a closed chapter of my now 20 year old life.

Then I realized something...I simply cannot leave this place just like that. I've met too many people here that have ment very much to me even in my personal life and that the fact there are very talented people in the staff that are still with us. And for that reason alone I will stay as user of this site, at least for the time being to see how things eventually develops. I've invested too much time into the place to simply loose all the hope I have left. Though my motivation to visit this site as often and to contribute as much as I did a while ago is now completely lost and I will struggle hard to find it once more.

On a positive note the people that no longer a part of this staff still have their health and wellbeing left with them and we're bound to see more from all of them in the future and of course from our fellow staff members that still remains.

The very sad part of it all though is that things will never be the same. An end of an era.

Peace to all of you that are tracking me and to those that put so much effort into forming this site that have inspired so many, an act never to be forgotten.

//ZimpanX

Yeah this must have been one of the most hectic weeks of the year for me as I had three big tests and a 10 minute lecture in technical English (as some of you may know my first language is Swedish). But it all wen't surprinsigly well and I can't be happier it's all over.

On top of that I've had a lot of games to play such as The Witcher, Virtua Fighter 5, Call of Duty 4, Assassin's Creed and also Super Mario Galaxy along with Crysis which I just beat, are both probably the most impressive games of the year so far (sorry Master Chief :P) also Mass Effect will arrive shortly in my mailbox so it's not all over yet and I can't wait to play it as both KOTOR and Jade Empire are personal favorites, and the fact that Bioware happends to be my favorite developers out there.

So yeah I better go back to gaming as I will be busy all weekend as me and my friends will go to this big car show so I'll catch you all later. I'll may be posting another 10 list shortly after I've played most of what 2007 has to offer. So look forward to that! ;)

PS: oh and happy Thanksgiving to those of you in the US :D

Ciao

Ok I never really liked FarCry all too much sure the visuals were crazy back then and having firefights on a tropical island is always fun. But the lame script, the corridoor sequences and the mutans basicly just killed the whole experience for me and Inever played again since I beated it more than 2 years ago. Felt kinda the same about FarCry Instincts for the Xbox that Ubisoft developed, though I gotta admit the predator abilites were pretty fun to use.

This is why I'm always been kinda sceptical against Crysis, sure we all know it's on of the most beautiful games in excistance but I always feared it would simply be FarCry all over again.

After have spent a couple of days with the recently released demo I can tell you that is thankfully not the case. Sure you're once again on a tropical island just like in FarCry but the guys at Crytek has maked sure that the problems that plauged that game for me are nowhere to befound in Crysis. First the script feels alot more interesting and professional and the game as a whole seems to take a much more intersting direction. The gameplay feels incredibly dynamic with weapons customization, a destructable enviroment and of course the nano suit abilites whish makes it much more intersting to play trough the same levelover andover again.

With the demo you also get the Sandbox 2 Map Editor, with it you can create your own enviroments ore customize the already exciting ones and at any moment jump into the game or spawn enemies or vehicles, like aliens, hellicopters and a tank that shoots nukes...yes friggin' NUKES!

I could go on and on but it's just a demo so nothing is certain but I'm defiantly happy and surprised with what the guys at Crytek have accomplished and I think I dare to say thay they actually have a GOTY contender on their hands, though the competion is really high this year. So to sum it all up if you like action games of any kind and have a rig that can handle it then don't miss out on Crysis when it's released November 16th. Did I mention it was pretty? :P

That's what it took to get my Good Taste emblem back after it suddenly disappeared, but at least it's back now so...yay!

As always I've been playing some games lately like World in Conflict which is surprisinglythe best PC game I've played this year so far. Bioshock which wasn't as good as I expected but still a great and worthwile experience. Halo 3 which is pretty much everything I hoped it to be, excellent work Bungie! ;). I also picked up The Orange Box for PC today and I'm only about an hour in Episode Two, but so far so good. Haven't tried out Portal nor Team Fortess 2 yet though. Also spent some quality time with the Unreal Tournament III demo, I highly suggest you download it if you're into shooters.

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Also been some pretty interesting news within the industry latelty like...

Bungie and Microsoft officialy split. which I mosltly see as a good thing since it will give Bungie more freedom, and who doesn't like freedom eh?

EA buying Bioware. Don't really know what to think about this but it sure doesn't feel good as Bioware is my absolute favorite developing studio out there. I just hope the folks at EA won't get to involved in the work they're doing. At least Mass Effect is pretty much finished.

PS3 100 dollar pricecut. Things are going in the right direction, now bring on the games.

Street Fighter IV announced. Finally Capcom after bloody 10 years! If it turns out to beeven half as good as Third Strike I will spend loads and loads of hours into this kickass title.

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As always studying have kept me busy, but also my research of finding my biological father who I've never met. Which must come as news to most of you. Anywayswe have found some clues and at the moment it seems my father isnow living in Boston, USA. Pretty interesting to say the least.

Anyways that's all for today folks I'll see ya around ;)

//ZimpanX

Never thought I would reach such a milestone when I first registered to this site....but now I have, yay!

In other news got Bioshock to work again (PC version). I got stuck as I couldn't load the next level, but a nice friend to me was kind anough to send me his file of the level so now it's up and running again...well for now. Awesome game btw as most of you probably know already :P.

COD4 Beta is awesome. If you have a 360 and like shooters you NEED to find a way to get your hands on one of those Beta keys...yes it's that good. If you happen to be from Sweden and in need of a Beta key I might be able to help you to get your hands on one, just PM me about it ;)

The demonstration of Ninja Gaiden II can now be downloaded on the Marketplace. You can find it under..

Game Releases > Bringing it Home > TGS Press Conference Part 3 (703mb)

You can clearly see that the game isn't done yet, but man the incredibly fast paced gameplay is just beyond amazing!

Lastly a moment of silence for the well known rally driver Colin Mcrae and his 5 year old son that passed away yesterday after a hellicopter accident. I feel very sorry for his family especially for his wife and may them both and the others onboard the chopper that got their lives taken from them, all R.I.P

Ninja Gaiden 2!

I'm sorry but I'm just very excitet atm, but this has been one of my very most anticipated announcements for this generation of consoles....and Gawd! I cannot wait xD

Welcome to my 4th installment of this series where I list 10 games from each genre I like the most, and now it's finally time for the list that has been delayed countless of times by now but here's it is, my top 10 list of my favorite roleplaying games. Note that this list wont include any online RPGs they that will be for a seperate list...well If I ever make one that is :P.

Well let's cut the chit-chat and get to the part of this blog that actually matters for something...and that is the games on the list, off we go!

10.) Neverwinter Nights (PC, released year 2002)

The combat, the graphics, a great singleplayer and multiplayer experience, Bioware's c l a s s ic basicly had it all back then and it's still stands as one of the most impressive and enjoyable western roleplaying games to date, even though it's visuals have aged quite abit since it's release it never gets old to share the experience with a friend or two.

9.) Paper Mario (N64, released year 2001)

I really liked Super Mario RPG on the SNES but it wasn't before Mario did it again in paperform on the N64 that I was completely sold. The game was incredibly charming, had surprisingly good written dialouge, very interesting battle system and that pretty much everything was made in paper just made it impossible not to love this lenghtly and enjoyable adventure.

8.) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PC/360/PS3, released year 2006)

I bet pretty much all you GS members have heared of this game. I mean it was just released last year and the 9.6 score here on Gamespot was pretty hard to ignore. And pretty much fully agree with that opinion as I have never liked the Elder Scrolls series but that all completely changed the day I picked up this game. The land of Tamriel where the games takes place feels incredibly alive as it seems all ofthe citizens go around and live a life of their own, and they somtimes evencome up and talk to you randomly and that they showed different kinds of expressions on their faces was very impressive. The combat system was also greatly improved from Morrowind as a hit counted as a hit and timing your block, spells and strikes just right became a bit of a game of it's own. There was even animals in the woods to hunt or just look at, it's all up to you as Oblivion is a completely free RPG experience. That the game also was and still amazingly stunning to look at certainly doesn't hurt things either.

7.) Diablo (PC, released year 1996)

Can something like going underground,getting deeper and closer to hell and the devil himself really be enjoyable at all? In Blizzard's RPG title Diablo it certainly is...hey it's a blast! It doesn't even matter if you like RPG games or not as this game was and still is a must have for anyone out there with a PC. If you somehow missed this gem then shame on you! and go out and get it straight away and see for yourself what the devil truly is capable of. The sequel was awesome aswell but did not have the same amount on impact on me as the original did. And I still wait eagerly for Blizzard to finally announce Diablo 3

6.) Final Fantasy VIII (Playstation, released year 1999)

2 years after the series debut on the Playstation, Square gives us Final Fantasy VIII the greatest love story ever told. While quite different from VII the relationship between Rinoa and Squall eventually evolved to something bigger than life, telling the story how it takes two to forge one fully complete soul. Some complained the game was too focused on this relationship but those who let the feelings get to them will tell you otherwise, and it's defiantly worthy the Final Fantasy name.

5.) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (PC/Xbox, released year 2003)

I was very sceptical about this game, sure I loved the early Star Movies and it was being developed by Bioware so it would at least be decent, but I could not ever in my wildest dreams believeit would be the best western RPG I had ever experienced. Because that's what this game is, my favorite WRPG of all time, the opening of the game wasn't too great and the combat system felt really wierd at first, butI along with all you other patient ones knows that instanlty changed once you got the lightsaber in your hands. The game successfully delivered the feel what it's like being a Jedi making decisions that would eventually determine if you would fight for the lightor the dark side. The dialouge is the game was just superb and how all of your decisions affected the story, wich ones that would fight against and along side you was just completely mind blowing. The sequel was very enjoyable aswell and I hope that someday a third game will finally be announced.I guess I will just have to settle with Bioware's upcomming title Mass Effect for the time being :P

4.) Chrono Cross(Playstaion, released year 2000)

For years fans had been hoping for a sequel for the SNES title Chrono Trigger instead Square released Chrono Cross on the Playstation in theyear 2000. While it wasn't a true follow up Chrono Cross brought back that colourful feel and incredible amount of charm that had been missing from the genre for so many years. Many unfortunally missed on this incredible game as most were busy enough with the ninth installment of the Final Fantasy series and it was the end of that console generation also the game never officialy hitted european shores. But those who did picked it up faced an experience that would be forever stuck in their mind whether they wanted too or not.

3.) Final Fantasy IX(Playstation, released year 2000)

Final Fantasy went back to it's roots in FF IX and i certainly don't complain as Square made one of the best roleplaying games ever in the process and I can defianlty see why the Final Fantasy mastermind Hironobu Sakagushi sees this as his favorite creation. Great cast of characther, heavily engaging story and beautiful design, it basicly had everthing you could expect in a high quality Final Fantasy game. And the experience never gets old no matter how many times you play trough it you'll always have to urge to play it just one more time.

2.) Final Fantasy VII (Playstation, released year 1997)

The Final Fantasy debuted on the Playstation for the very first time, now set in a greatly futuristic world and Square couldn't have done a better job. Featuring one of the most interesting cast of characthers ever, and perhaps eventhe coolest main villain in any game, this title brought the series to a hight it had neverreached before. Spiky haired main characther Cloud and his friends Tifa, Aeris, Barret among others brought me an adventure that still up til this time makes my wanna cry of laughter but also out of sorrow, something very few games have managed. and I hope that someday SquareEnix will remake this title so that notjust notIbut others that have not yetplayed it canexperience this amazing title. You teased us enough with that PS3 tech demo now is the time SE to step it up and bring it out for real.

1.) Chrono Trigger (SNES, released year 1995)

I don't even know where to start this game is amazing on so many levels it's ridicolous. What this game pulled off in 1995 with it's design, story, characthers, accessabilty is still something I found hard to believe. Like Chrono Cross it ever officialy hit Europe and I can't even state how unfortunate that is. As this game has inspired future FF titles, some Zelda games and many other roleplaying and adventure games just goes to show what kind of milestone Chrono Trigger really was. Key members from the development team Hironobu Sakagushi, Nobuo Uematsu, Akira Toriyama recently gave us Blue Dragon one the Xbox 360 wich brought back some of the vibes and feelfound in this game but the game was unfortunally too traditional to be appreciated by everyone and the story and characthers while good could have been more original. Which also shows what a masterpiece this really is as a project with highly experienced profiles of the indusrtyand being released 12 years later and having difficulties reaching up to the level of this game. Only the FF titles found on the original Playstation comes close. In other word you like RPGs even the slightest and own a SNES there is no excuse for you to not toplay this game.

Worthy Mentions

Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn(PC)

Xenogears (PS)

Fallout (PC)

Tales of Phantasia (SNES)

Dragon Warrior (NES)

Final Fantasy XII (PS2)

Kingdom Hearts II (PS2)

Final Fantasy VI aka III(SNES)

Phantasy Star IV (GEN)

Jade Empire (Xbox)

Blue Dragon (360)

Fable (Xbox)

Suikoden III (PS2)

Pokémon Yellow(GB)

Unless you didn't notice I'm quite fond of Square and Bioware :P.And as you can see if you own a PC, PS1/PS2 or a SNES and like roleplaying games you can consider yourself a lucky son of a gun. And I think I covered the most important titles, well I don't think I've missed anthing crucial, but If I have I bet you'll let me know if i didfor surehehe.That's it for this time and I'll try not to take so much time until my next installment, just as long as you want one of course I will not keep something going that's unappreciated. Until next tíme.

Laterz!

Previous entries:

10 best platformers of all time

10 best action/adventure games of all time

10 best fighting games of all time

Yeah it's me again, finally got the time to blog again and also wrote a new review, this time I reviewed the rpg that will hit the US tomorrow, I of course am talking about Blue Dragon for the Xbox 360, as I loved Chrono Trigger so much I couldn't help myself to check this one out, I have played this game like a maniac now for the last 3 days and Inow felt ready to write down my opinion about it, quite interstingly it seems I got it up even before the offical Gamespot review as I see no sign of it.

It seems they are to lazy...they should just hire me!

/jk :P

I know that some of you have been waitng for my next top 10 wich some of you guessed will be a list of RPGs but certain events have kept me too busy and I also wanted to play Blue Dragon before I finished it, but know that I have expect it to be up by the end of the week, if it's gets delayed again then I have no excuse other than being too lazy but there isn't too much work left on it so I'm pretty sure it will be up then

oh and to check out the review just click on the image below

Ciao!