I don't know how to view anyone's blogs, I haven't read a single blog since this new layout.

Sup guys, anyone enjoying some sweet SFIV action? I know I am for sure. Anyone want to brawl on PS3 my ID is snake6phw. What I want to know, is do you guys prefer using the D-Pad? Or the analog stick? I can't seem to get comfortable using the D-pad even though I'm pretty sure it allows for more precision. Diagonals are tough on a D-pad.

I found it.

Supposedly you can now, how the hell do you do it.

What do you guys think? Besides the obvious ones like MGS or God War. I'm trying to build up a nice library of PS2 games that I can be proud of because1) I Feel that there are so many great games for the PS2 that I didn't even know existed and 2) they are cheaper than buying new games. So just leave me a comment with a list of your favorite PS2 games and at the very least I'll make sure to give them a look.

I'm totally getting into horror games. But, I used to be completely unable to play them because I was just too much of a baby. It was Dead Space, that amazing game. After playing Dead Space I just want more, and its kind of fun. Don't get me wrong, I'm

Maybe they don't rhyme so much.

Either way, the aforementioned question is this one. Would you prefer to play your console of choice (in my case it's either of the big three) on a 22-inch 1080p computer monitor or on a 60-inch non-HiDef television?

See, I recently acquired a 60-inch rear projection television from an associate of my father. This man happens to be very rich and outfits himself with new TVs every other month, so the 60-inch was free. I am unsure at this point as to the resolution of the television as I do not have it at my house yet. I have a real obsession with quality, I find it really hard to play video games on standard-def TVs anymore, and if this TV doesn't live up to my expectations I don't think I'll be using it for gaming.

What do you guys think?

Hey guys, whats up. I realize this is my first blog post in over a month, and I would like to take a little time to explain where I am currently at. After holding down two jobs to sate my greed, I decided to quit the shittier one and work full time at the one I actually enjoy. I now work full-time at my local GameStop and am making quite the impression on my boss. I know the general consensus most of the gaming world has on the GameStop chain of stores but frankly, I feel that most of it is either a) unfounded or b) people going along with the crowd. Either way, after only working there for a little over a month I have been offered the job of third in command manager but unfortunately was unable to accept the position as quickly as the store manager would have liked and was passed up. My store manager assures me that after the holiday season when he moves to a new store that he'll be taking me with him to be his assistant manager there. Yay for me!

Like most of you, I have an awful amount of games that I need to play and an awfully short amount of time in which to play them. Currently on my list (in no particular order) are, Fallout 3, Dead Space, FarCry 2, Gears of War 2, Left 4 Dead, Sonic Unleashed, Spiderman Web of Shadows, Crysis Warhead, Chrono Trigger, Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass, and Hotel Dusk Room 215. That's 11 games. They're all pretty good too.

I am super excited for Christmas this year, not for the gifts I am recieving which is very much out of character for me, but for the gifts I am giving. I am stoked that I was able to get all three seasons of the original Star Trek on remastered DVD for my father, who is a HUGE Star Trek fan. I personally, was never into it, with its cheesy special effects and dull acting, but I am coming around after seeing the trailer for the new Star Trek film which looks incredible. For my mother I got a book called Hammer of the Gods which is about Led Zeppelin, and my mother being an avid reader and Zeppelin fan will for sure love it. My sister is actually pretty into Spore, so I got her the new parts pack, along with the collector's edition. Even though she allready has it, I think she may appreciate all the extra content. For my girlfriend (who by the way is the same girlfeind who I say I broke off with in a previous blog, I realized I was being a total dickhead and we patched things up) I got her a Kodak digital picture frame, a shit load of Twilight swag (which me and her are crazy about), and a very pretty silver necklace because she is severely lacking in the jewelry department.

Sorry for the long leave of absence guys, I was lurking for awhile and didn't really have anything to blog about.

Since yesterday I've been doing something.. something I wish I weren't. What is this thing you ask? Try to play even a tiny bit of Fallout 3. I want so badly to play this game, as I have heard nothing but good things about it. I got the PC version, because it just feels better to me to be playing roleplaying games on the PC. I have had a crash to desktop every single time I try to start a new game. I can watch the opening cinematic just fine, when that ends, CTD. I even got to play the entire tutorial, then when I went to leave the vault, CTD. Every. Time. I only got to play the tutorial after using process-of-elimination to turn off certain graphics options (eventually just for-going shadows all together), and even this didn't stop the crashes, now would I have been pleased if it had, because I have no problems graphically with ANY other game I play, and shouldnt have to disable shadows entirely to be able to play. 

I'm a huge baby when it comes to horror games. I'm not talking Half-life, which happens to hold a special place in my heart, I'm talking horror games. I just wanted to get that out of the way up front. So when all my buddies at GameStop told me how awesome Dead Space was, I repeatedly told them that I would have no part of it. But I could not resist for long, I caved. And I have to admit, I'm loving every minute of it.