*Insert Mindless Chatter Below*

• 17Jan 06

  oops

  
  Guess I forgot about this blog space. Hmm, maybe I'll make some use for this by writing a game review? On second thought maybe not.
  
  • Posted Jan 17, 2006 11:01 am PT
  • 0 Comments
  • Comment
  • Tag
  • Print
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Digg
• 4Sep 05

  Pulling a 360...

  
  
  A while back I owned a Xbox. I had a good amount of games for the system, but never really played it much. I decided to sell that system thinking not only would I get something in value in return(a Nintendo DS), but once the new 360 came out I would end up buying that as well. Well, here I am re-thinking my thinking and I just do not know. On the one hand the 360 does have a sweet arsenal of games coming out, while on the other I fear I may not enjoy them. Aside from Resident Evil 5, I cannot think of many games I would even purchase. And now that I hear it is backwards compatible, but now with limitations, my passion for owning the 360 keeps dwindling. Am I doomed to spend this insane amount of money for a system that may be left to gather dust? Will I buy games that are just not good in my eyes only to try something new? I have no answers at this point in time. The only thing I do know is that come this Christmas I may be a few hundred dollars poorer with an attitude of disappointment to boot. Perhaps if I could win one then I could feel better, but a lottery like that is just unheard of...
  
  "Tease a gamer...feel the wireless wraith."
  
  • Posted Sep 4, 2005 2:01 pm PT
  • 0 Comments
  • Comment
  • Tag
  • Print
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Digg
• 3Sep 05

  In a Land of Gaming Disappoints...Sony has given us this...

  
  
  Aside from using my PSP as a music player, or even emulator, I find small amounts of value right now in terms of actual games. For some reason this system has left many gamers out there with a bare library of really good quality games. Personally, I have only played two PSP games thus far. First being, Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade which is a mediocre game similar to Gauntlet and with much taken from Baldur's Gate. Graphically it is pretty sharp with hints of slowdown, but right down to it, I was none too impressed. As for the latter half of games I have played, there is the lovely Death jr. Now for reasons known to myself I just cannot put this game down. Camera troubles and game play issues aside, this game is as fun and enticing as they come. The music alone has a very techno-spooky quality to it and fits the overall style of the game perfectly. Granted this is no perfect ten, or even close, but I would highly recommend it to anyone who owns a PSP. If only to take away the pain from the vacant additions of titles that have been released. Now there are some really interesting games I wish to purchase, but until I receive my cash from my money tree in the back yard, I can not say anything about them from a personal standpoint. Lumines, to me, looks like a hipper Tetris with some pretty sweet visuals so I am sure that game is a must have. The same would go for Wipeout Pure because any game playing while at eye-blurring speeds gets a nod from me. The faster the better I always say. Then there is one other I know of right now and that is Metal Gear: Acid. Now this game is taken from the awesome franchise many gamers have grown to love, but with one odd change of play. Here we have another game with card-based game play!?!? That is acceptable for poker, or even, Pokemon, but not here in the stealthy action of Solid Snake. Maybe it is just me, but a game's game play keeps getting weirder and weirder as time goes on in the creative land of gaming. What will developers think of next...*sighs*
  
  "One step closer to falling off the face of the Earth."
  
  • Posted Sep 3, 2005 1:14 am PT
  • 0 Comments
  • Comment
  • Tag
  • Print
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Digg

See Previous Blog Posts