I got my PS3 today :lol: Oh the wonderful Joy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

P.S. My sn is madtyger, look me up when you get a chance :wink:

Well, my 2nd year 1st semester is almost over, yay! That means . . . I have to register for my new clas-ses . . . yay or not, lol. Anyway, next semester I'm taking Astronomy, Statistics, and Intro to Business . . . how very exciting :roll: I was supposed to take College Algebra next semester but my stupid college only offers 3 clas-ses of it, which all of them I can't take do to the stupid times. At least this way, I'll still be able to work and all. So now all I gotta do is finish up my current clas-ses - Political Science, Intermediate Algebra, and Music in History.

As for my choice of degree . . . I'm still deciding that, lol. My computer teacher last semester said I should become a Digital Arts Major, my music teacher this semester said I should get my phd in Music History, and my Sociology teacher from last semester said I should get a phd in Sociology . . . so, I'm still undecided. A phd would be cool, get to be called docter lol, but I don't enjoy school that much, so I don't think I really want to add 2 more years onto the already horrid amount of time I have to spend at college.

Dear OPM,

What can I say? The news of your cancellation came as a major shock. I feel lost and confused, like when your best friend tells you they are moving away . . . far away. I've been reading OPM since the November 1998 issue with the somewhat controversial Lara Croft cover. My family was visiting my grandparents and I was bored to death. My father bought me the magazine to keep me preoccupied for the duration of the visit. I remember the look on my mother's face when she saw the cover. She was so "surprised" that my father would buy me such a thing, that look was priceless. But ever since that one issue, I've been hooked. I remember when you changed the size of the magazine and all the gripes you received about it. When the fear of y2k loomed over us in 1999, you were the thing I was going to keep with me as the world ended, not food, but you. You were the ones that even convinced me to keep gaming as the launch of the PS2 drew near. I got my first glimpse of the PSP from you. I read your 100th issue over a hundred times. And even with all the online sources we have now, I still eagerly awaited your PS3 coverage . . . and oh how I loved it. I cannot tell you how many times I read the article on Oblivion.

I always took you with me on every trip . . . even the ones to the grocery store. You convinced me to buy games I would have never gotten one my own and talked me out of buying games that totally sucked. Heck, you've even helped me pass two college clas-ses. You were there when I lost my best friend, when my brother got married (literally), and when my grandmother died. You've even outlasted my PS1 and PS2. You were always the first place I turned for news, the reviews I trusted the most, and the reason why I was always the first to sort through the mail. I grew up as a person and as a gamer reading your magazine. In a way I feel like I've grown to know you and consider you all friends. I wish you all the best luck in your future endeavors and I hope that I will still be able to hear from you all, wherever you go.

So with that, I say thanks for all the good times, great stories, awesome games, and being an amazing group of people. You will be truly missed.

Sincerely,

Nicole

I finally got the chance to reserve some PS3 games, yay! Ten games in all, hopefully I'll be able to add a few more to the list later on. Resistence, Heavenly Sword, Oblivion, Eight Days, Gundam, Motorstorm, RR7, Fatal Inertia, Bladestorm, and Warhawk. I still wanna reserve Genji, GT HD, and Mercs 2 if I get the chance. Seriously, only a month away, I can't wait.:D