This is just for a Quest
By Arjuna 4 Comments
I'm creating this blog simply to complete a quest. Pay no mind.
I'm creating this blog simply to complete a quest. Pay no mind.
I just came back from the store. I bought 3 games: Final Fantasy XIII, Splinter Cell: Conviction, and Borderlands. I also bought Just Cause 2 less than a week ago but haven't played very much of it.
Tell me, oh ye wise Bombers, in your opinion, what game should I put in first?
I purchased this game because I like Trek. This game is a trick, and sullies the Star Trek franchise. I didn't unlock a single achievement and couldn't bear the game for longer than 15 minutes. It's terrible.
Gerstman's 2 outta 5 star review sums it up nicely.
I thought that my achievements were going to be posted on Facebook, which I think would be great! So long as you had the option to disable. Unless I'm missing something, since I haven't spent much time with the feature, this isn't possible.
There is no competition in Canada, and so cell phone companies charge us way too much compared to Americans or other countries. I don't have a cell phone because of this. I suppose if I did have a cell phone I would be somewhat interested. The only time I find myself sitting down with time to waste is usually when I'm at home; and I'd rather be playing a console game when I'm at home.
Takin' my keyboard out onto the deck and finishing Bach's Two-Part Inventions. Most of them anywyas.
The chain stores(EBGames here in Canada) are shoveling in the dough with the scam they're running. For example, you can sell them a game worth $60, get less than $30 in store credit back, and then they'll sell it for someting like $55. I question the legality of this. I know this is being done in the States also, cuz the Bombcast mentioned it I remember.
I've been juggling between multiplayer modes of Team Fortress 2 and Battlefield: Bad Company. Will play some Soul Calibur IV, but not much because one on one battles just make me angry.
I am going to a place called Nakina tomorrow morning. I've been there once before when I was a child. It is my father's childhood town. Look it up on a map. You will be surprised how very far north it is. You can't get any further North by road. Seriously, look it up. Nakina, Ontario, Canada.
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