I just pre-ordered the Guitar Hero World Tour Band Kit for the Xbox 360!!!, I am so excited for this game, I did not buy Rock Band but I played alot of it at my friend's house. I think GHWT is going to be better than RB and RB2. But I do plan on getting RB2 and the RB content sometime after I get GHWT since the insturments are all compatible with each other, I also might pick up Rock Revolution because it has a lot of great songs on it even tho its interface looks like shit.

But anyways, the drum set for GHWT looks amazing I can't wait to bang the shit outta them, I also like the way the guitar looks and the sensor strip it has, can wait to play the hell out of this game.

If anyone wants to get this game and/or the rock band 2 band kit, I would highly recommend pre-ordering it, its only $25 laydown, I recommend this because I think the band kits for this will be hard to find, especially the 360 version because there are so many damn sku's, there are like 12 of them for each game, theres the single game on 360/PS3/PS2/wii, and the guitar kit and band kit. Not to mention the drum only kit, so ya, I predict a shortage for GHWT and RB2 at least for the Band kit right after launch and around the holidays.

I just got Madden 09 today and it is freakin awesome, so freakin awesome that I'm going to keep this blog post short so I can go play it some more. Bottom line, if you like Madden, Football, or both, you need to go and get 09.


p.s. I got the 360 version and I also played the PS3 version, they are both pretty much identical.

hello...I just got back a few hours ago from visiting Cincinnati University. It's 3 hours away but I totally loved it, it was freaking awesome, the campus is a perfect size, not too big but not too small. There are lots of big expensive buildings and there are so many things for students to do for free.

The only bad thing about the university is the location it's in, it's somewhere in uptown Cincinnati, right in the middle of the slums, it won't be a problem if you stay on campus but leaving campus looks like it would be very dangerous. Either way I'm going to apply there in a few days, hopefully I get accepted.

Well, I haven't really been up to much except for playing FFIV, browsing and editing on GiantBomb, and learning C++. Right now I'm using a book called "C++ How To Program - 5th Edition" and it's freaking awesome. So far I know how to make a few simple console applications that say different lines of texts and ask the user for input. Right now I'm starting to get into the early stages Object-Oriented programming and it's pretty neat stuff.

For some reason I really love programming, I don't know why, I just absolutly love it, even if all I'm doing is making a simple console calculator program or something. I urg anyone to try, it's deffinitly not for everyone but it's definitely not as hard as lots of people make it out to be, of course I'm not to far in but I'm sure some of the code I can actually type would make some people sutter when seeing it.

Today I finally got my hands on FF4 for the DS, and man is it good. Its absolutely awesome and done exactly the way I imagined it would be. The new 3D graphics are really cool and make the game a little easier to play than the original 2D version. The cut scenes are also pretty badass, I love to relive all the great moments of FF4 in a full on 3D cut scene with voice acting instead of just reading some text. Besides that stuff, the remake also adds some side quests that were not in the original game.

Now, The game's not perfect, but it is pretty damn close. For a DS game, it has really great graphics but they will prolly be outdated pretty fast to the point to where its harder to play the DS version than it is to go back to the 2D version instead. Also, while the voice acting is a nice feature, some of the voice actors are pretty bad, but most of the time it's barrable.

I am loving this game and I think you will too, so if you got a DS and you like RPGs, I would highly recommend you get this game.