...I had it on my tracked games list, when it was first announced, just wanted to note that, thank you.

I'm so glad that I pre-ordered the limited edition box, it's ILL!  You get this cool silver sharpie, a soundtrack cd with all kinds "making of" stuff and some of the dopest tracks from the game (including the Notorious BIG "Who Shot Ya" remix which is hardcore), the game with it's "stock" casing, a blackbook with some ill-ass concept art and documentation, AND a tin case which can be used to hold your school supplies, your ice, or your drug paraphernalia!  And for pre-ordering it I got a big ass OBEY poster that I got signed and tagged by Marc Ecko at G.A.M.E.!

I realize how dissappointed gamers are with the recent spring of "urban" videogames and I just wanted to let you all know that us black people feel the same way.  These games are extremely stereotypical and they are degrading to our race as a whole.  The least they could do is make a GOOD one.  But hey, we're not the ones makin them, when's the last time you've seen a black videogame designer???

Damn, I went to EB Games, Gamespot, AND Wal-Mart and none of them had Socom: Fireteam Bravo in stock.  WTF!  Is it that popular?  I just bought Burnout Legends instead...Damnit!

Joe Lieberman, Hilary Clinton, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and this Jack Thompson guy.  Who the hell does he think he is?

I went to G.A.M.E. yesterday and I met Marc Ecko!  I knew he was gonna be there on Saturday so I brought the poster I got for pre-ordering "Getting Up" and he gave me an ill-ass graph!  I also got a FREE Ecko "Getting Up" t-shirt that says "STILL FREE" on the front (like Trane's hoodie) and has the getting up cross on the back.  He signed that too with my name and his autograph.  It was so sick!  Those are my two most prized possesions now, next to my car