Over the past few weeks I found myself buying new games almost every week. To start off, the games that I have are Lost Odyssey, Bully for the 360, Fire Emblem for the Wii, Odin Sphere, Naruto Uzumaki Chronicles 2, Persona 3 for the PS2, Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker for the DS and Dragoon's Aria for the Psp. I try to my best to play each game but find myself getting distracted by another game. At the moment I am playing Fire Emblem and I have been playing it for a few days now. I have gotten myself to part 3 in the game where I am in control of Ike once more. There is four parts to the game and each part has a certain number of chapters in the game. Part two didn't have that many chapters but it was difficult in the process of finishing it. I usually try not pass a level without anyone dying but I couldn't do it on the last chapter on part two. Someone in my team got taken out and I usually have to restart the game but I didn't this time because it was a character that I didn't really need and I had to survive two more rounds. The person was Danved, I didn't really need him because he was of no use to me later on in the game. You would understand if you had to survive for fifteen rounds without much help until round eight where reinforcements come to the rescue. Ever since I got past that part I found myself playing Odin Sphere. It feels like I have got all these games and I have to decide which one I want to play. It just does my head in. I can say that I could finish Bully for the 360 as I have finished it for the PS2, but there is only one difference between both games. This is that I finished Bully on the Playstation 2 almost perfectly with all classes completed. On the 360 I find the extra classes a bit challenging and that is the part that keeps me from finishing it. I always find myself playing one game and then when I buy a new game I find myself that new game and neglecting the old one. This has happened alot over past couple of weeks. I don't know what I am going to do. I have to get my priorities sorted out before I buy anymore new games.