PixlBit

There were so many copy cat games back then. A few of them added something interesting to the formula however.

Books solely about games are like game compilations to me. I inhale them as soon as I see them. There's always something interesting within since there are so many games talked about.

Well, since you didn't "get in the mood" and tell anyone what you wanted, they all went out on black friday and got you argyle socks, a lovely assortment of cheeses, and a case of beers from around the world. Happy Christmas.

Too bad about The Raven. I really liked the graphics I saw of it.

I'm always worried the game will have an achievement attached to the end of a credit scroll or something extra, so I stick with it the first time, much to my annoyance. 

My friend Mark and I have been playing FPS games forever. I never got into the multiplayer stuff much though. I was always a co-op guy. That's not to say competition didn't happen within co-op. 

Prime time for me is usually work time and on "weekends" (Sun-Mon) I'm gaming, so that leaves no time for TV in that slot. I occasionally run into parts of Big Bang Theory that other people are watching though. That's about it.

I started V for Vendetta today and had a hard time stopping. It really pulls you in.

Haven't read The Crow yet.

Yea, it could be Vladimir Putin for all we know.

Pretty cool.