Gaming Update #5: 164 Feet Below Ground

So this weekend, we actually went somewhere! In case you didn't know, my family hardly goes anywhere, so this summer so far has been kinda dull. Thankfully, we actually did something Sunday.
 
We drove down to Virginia to go to the Luray Caverns. It's a large commercial cave that was discovered in 1878 that goes way underground and is filled with different cave formations (stalagmites, stalactites, mirrored pools, etc). It was simply awesome. It took us about an hour to get through the whole thing, and it was really cool seeing all of the different aspects of its interior. I've uploaded some photos below. I took a crazy amount of pictures while we were there, but most of them were pretty generic, and Giant Bomb's image editor is pretty hard to work with.
 
Besides that, I played some games. I got back into Oblivion, and I'm almost at an S rank for that game. Just finishing up the Thieves Guild, which is a pain. Also, I downloaded the Batman: Arkham Asylum demo, convinced I would hate it, and I was shocked to see how fun the game was. Combat was satisfying, the controls were easy, and the visuals were impressive. Voice acting was a little awkward, but other than that I was really surprised by the quality of the game so far. I'm considering picking it up later this month when it comes out. Finally, I spent 800 points on Map Pack 3 for World At War. The new multiplayer maps are terrible, but the Zombie map, Der Riese, is a lot of fun.
 
EDIT: Got featured review!
 
Pictures Of Luray Caverns:

So this weekend, we actually went somewhere! In case you didn't know, my family hardly goes anywhere, so this summer so far has been kinda dull. Thankfully, we actually did something Sunday.
 
We drove down to Virginia to go to the Luray Caverns. It's a large commercial cave that was discovered in 1878 that goes way underground and is filled with different cave formations (stalagmites, stalactites, mirrored pools, etc). It was simply awesome. It took us about an hour to get through the whole thing, and it was really cool seeing all of the different aspects of its interior. I've uploaded some photos below. I took a crazy amount of pictures while we were there, but most of them were pretty generic, and Giant Bomb's image editor is pretty hard to work with.
 
Besides that, I played some games. I got back into Oblivion, and I'm almost at an S rank for that game. Just finishing up the Thieves Guild, which is a pain. Also, I downloaded the Batman: Arkham Asylum demo, convinced I would hate it, and I was shocked to see how fun the game was. Combat was satisfying, the controls were easy, and the visuals were impressive. Voice acting was a little awkward, but other than that I was really surprised by the quality of the game so far. I'm considering picking it up later this month when it comes out. Finally, I spent 800 points on Map Pack 3 for World At War. The new multiplayer maps are terrible, but the Zombie map, Der Riese, is a lot of fun.
 
EDIT: Got featured review!
 
Pictures Of Luray Caverns:

Those caverns are beautiful! That's the first picture I've seen of you! :P You actually look a little older than 14.

Your dad's beard is as gray as mine. 
 

" @natetodamax:  Why does your father look so furious? "

Cool stuff man! It looked really cool! As for the Batman demo I really enjoyed it as well. I thought the game might have been good when I downloaded it. I was 50/50 on it before and now I'm convinced it's gonna be good.

" @natetodamax:  Why does your father look so furious? "

Those pictures look pretty cool, glad to see you finally got to go somewhere. Congrats on getting the featured review too, you earned it! The AA demo makes me really want the game. It's  a lot of fun.

" Your dad's beard is as gray as mine. 
 

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Man your dad is a nerd.

" @Claude said:

" Your dad's beard is as gray as mine. 
 

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Uh... "

The batman demo also impressed me, I guess I will buy it second-hand, cause I am still not that shure about it.