• 16Mar 12

  It's a nice, refreshing, welcome back.

  So by now you have heard the news; that Giant Bomb has moved to the CNET buildings. As I, like many others, have come back to the Game Spot site to poke around, I found many shocking reminders of how long it's been since I lived and breathed his site; day in and day out.

  First off, let me be clear, I never "left" the Game Spot site during the 2007 fiasco. I never thought, that the situation was damning to the community of this site, or to the employees here. I have still been coming to the site, and quite regularly as well. Though, I have never rekindled my old love for keeping a profile and staying up with the GS community. When it comes to that area, I stuck to the GB site. As the GB crew began building their site years ago, I gravitated toward them and their content. Still, I enjoyed much of GS's content and still have since.

  I kinda of grew up coming to Game Spot every day, during my teenage-hood.As I come back, I am shocked at so much of my old content. All of said content, has as well, sent me down memory lane; as I remember writing them all those years ago. My blog, my reviews, and my posts all sound like something a kid would write. A kid who didn't have very well formed writing skills as well. I won't erase any of it though, as it all reminds me of yesteryear. As I was a young kid, who would write user reviews of nearly every game I finished. I loved it more, than I can articulate. I do want to clean some things up on this profile though, and I will do as such. It's nice to be back, and really feels great as well. I feel like I am getting a piece of my youth back, here on GS. While the adult in me is the product of growing old with Giant Bomb. This is gonna be an interesting and fun journey either way. I am thankful this is working out for both sites and thankful that I can now enjoy both; in one small, albeit awesome, place on the Internet.

  • Posted Mar 16, 2012 10:26 pm GMT
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• 28Jul 10

  StarCraft II is taking over my life!

  I know I haven't made a blog post on my GameSpot profile in about two years. However, I will break this trend with this simple statement:

  StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty has taken over my life!

  Amen!

  • Posted Jul 28, 2010 7:57 pm GMT
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• 16Jun 08

  "A Perfect End to an Unforgettable Series."

  This morning at around 3:45 AM, I slowly released my handed from the there firm grip of the DualSHock 3 controller. As they have been in the possition for about 8 hours. I set the controller down as the credits finally ended there run. I set back to focus on what exactly I took in during the course of MGS4, however, what I know is that I am still at loss for words. I dont think I have ever played a game that I had envested myself in the characters so much to be at tears when the story was all over. But ever since 1998 when I first begun the journey of Solid Snake, and have had the story for the past years slowly, but surely, unfold before me untill I have made it to this final chapter. I know know what a perfect ending is. "Guns of the Patriots" is without any question the best game in the Metal Gear Solid series, and the way this story comes to a close is more then perfect. I dont want to continue saying anything else about this game, because of fear of overtalking the game. Because I think its just something that everyone should experience fresh without spoilers or otherwise. However, if you have played this series for as long as I have. I think that the day after you finish the tale. You will be at loss for words and be emotionally drained. As I have been all day long.
  • Posted Jun 16, 2008 2:17 pm GMT
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