It was the best Endurance Run episode yet. Hot Damm.
 
But on a more serious note, I just got the new Game Informer and I'm amazed by how many games I know of that came out in 1998. Just about every game they mention was awesome or world rocking in someway.

I've spent this whole day writing a report. But I don't hate writing as much as making a speech. I got chosen as the valedictorian of my class.
That comes with the responsibility of making our farewell speech to our school, teachers, and parents. 
 
Oh well at least it'll good on college stuff.
 
As in my last blog post I've been playing Monster Hunter Tri it's still pretty good. I've got to admit that some of those armor pieces that require 
you to have killed about 9 Great Monsters in the arena are too ridiculous to attempt.

Anyway, I have a question what is the use of the pointer while playing the game with the classic controller?
I can activate it off of the start menu by holding down B (trigger) on the Wii-mote, but it seems to do nothing.

Hi fellow Giantbomb fans! It finally occurred to me to make a Giantbomb profile, despite the fact I have been checking out Giantbomb since the Persona 4 Endurance Run. Anyway! If you actually want to know something about me I like enjoy playing a videogame or two a day. It's my main hobby. Now recently I've been a bit hyped up for Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker. After doing my work today, I swung by the Gamestop and preordered that and bought myself a copy of Monster Hunter Tri for the Wii! Man is that game an odd duck. In this day of fast paced action games and free roaming RPGs, it is the only game I know of that still doesn't focus on controls, fluid gameplay, or immersion, but it can drag you in with the challenge and difficulty. Eventually a feeling of determination takes over and you want to hunt these monsters. I haven't played much of this game yet, though I will bet that each boss can easily take 30 minutes of grueling, thrilling, and tense gameplay. It's an awesome experience. Not since Metal Gear Solid 3 have a seen a game focus on the gameplay in such a deliberate way.