I just randomly thinking. I know, me thinking right? Everyone hide haha. But as for another reason to hide I got my lisence today. Everyone tell everybody you know to get off the road, i'm legal now. But onto why I started this, I can remember some of the important moments in my gaming life. For example, my first system that I actually played was the ps1. And my first game, buzz lightyear. I had played games before that but thats what setup the gamer I am today. That was young for me. I was five, maybe six. After that came the ps2 system. First game was a yu gi oh game. Yu gi oh was a huge phase for me. As was pokemon. Took up most of my childhood. I think the name was duelist of the roses.....? Not entirely sure. But then there was games off and on. Never really had the time to play games. Way to much energy asa child. There were a few games that I played and enjoyed but the real game came when I played resident evil 4. First resident evil game and the first game that I actually enjoyed ona deep deep level that many gamers seek. This game burned through hours of mine and my friends time. Then my ps2 broke and I bought a gamecube. Naruto and paper mario and the thousand year door marked my maybe two months of gamecube before i bought another ps2. This served as my worst investment, I played it for a very short time before I caught wind of Resident evil 5. I preordered it and bought the ps3. With resident evil 5 still a week away i bought the first game for the ps3: mirrors edge. I beat it and played it until the arrival of resident evil 5 then i played that. No internet yet so i played everything with the AI and accomplished my first platinum trophy. Thats a sum up of the important gaming moments from early childhood to the present. Which reminds me of a quote from kung fu panda that I like. The past is history the future a mystery but today is a gift and that is why they call it the present. Good movie. A lot of those kid movies are way better than most adult movies. But as a closing I saw Taken recently. Excellent movie. highly reccomended.