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I was surprised that my local library had it. I was on it like a dog on beef jerky.

The first half of year for me was all about older stuff. I would start projects like playing cheap games for achievements that would take me away from new releases. I ended up buying some new games that I still haven't gotten to as a result. The second half of the year I kinda gave up on the old stuff and focused on my more recent purchases first. My rule about that is when a new game comes out that I really want to play, I have to drop whatever I was playing and start the new one. Like last month, I got Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus and will play it until Halo: Spartan Assault drops on Xbox Live this month. Finished or not, I'm moving on to Halo.

Looks like there's nothing interesting in January, so I'll have a nice long time to utterly destroy Halo: Spartan Assault and maybe dig into my enormous backlog.

I'm totally wary of buying any HD collections for PS3 anymore; although, I did just buy the God of War Origins collection. I hope it works.

I had problems with the God of War HD Collection on PS3. I ended up trading it and just getting the PS2 games again. Why does this kind of thing happen? It's inexcusable.

The web page for the game is really cool too.

Ever since Mario Kart: Double Dash came out, I've wanted it.

I love Diddy Kong Racing. The hub area music always brings back good memories.

I'm reading David Ewalt's Of Dice and Men: The Story of Dungeons and Dragons and the People Who Play it. I'm eating up this book very fast. It's like my atler ego wrote it. 

I don't mind retreads or games that just copy others as long as the controls are tight. X-Men Orgins: Wolverine was pretty derivative of many other games, but the controls worked very well and so I really enjoyed it. I hope Marlow Briggs has good fighting mechanics like that.

I still need to go play it. I liked the demo.

There's pictures of the zombies on the official web site. The more I look at it, the cooler it seems.