Went to London for an ice hockeytournament that went on though the night. So the team drove from Newcastle to London, played the tournament (and won!!) drove back to Newcastle and went out for celebratory drinks. Red bull was invented for things like that!!
first in my family to go to university - didn't do that great but still got a degree at the end of it. Now married with a baby girl who is nearly one and quite happy with life.
Whilst at uni managed to get into the ice hockey first team (only started playing at uni to put it in perspective) and we maanged to win the univeristy national championship (okay there were only 6 teams but what the heck I was still a national champion!!!! :D)
For as long as I can remember (I started gaming on a C64 that loaded from tapes!!) inverted has always seemed more natural to me. Tried to play the other way a few times but instead of nailing head shots on goldeneye I'd find myself aiming at their midsection and trying to adjust quickly just made me aim at the floor
For me I would have to say that the story is very important when playing most video games. There are occasions where story takes a back seat like in doom. But things like Mass Effect need an engaging story otherwise I won't get pulled in to wanting to finish.
Flashback on the mega drive was probably the first game that I played with a decent story line that made me want to play to the end to see what happened
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