In my quest to go through/get any and all games in my back log I plan to get the Beatles Rock Band tommorow without the drums...do the normal rock band drums work with this product?

I will miss it...I enjoyed it very much, but more so Vinny and Jeff.....Brad and Ryan just  didnt seem to be having as much fun making fun of the game.

I am considering taking the plunge and building a pc myself.  I have never done this before and im not the most tech savy person out there so im still a little apprehensive.  If anyone knows of any good sites that have a guide it would be greatly appreciated.

Finally finished it and it gave me my second A rank so im happy aboot that

Heading to my local EB today...got Arkum Asylum over the weekend and am enjoying that very much.  I found out today that I finish at or near the top of my 4th year environmental history class so im gonna go get me a reward.  Not sure if I am going to pick up SSF4 though as I hardly played 4 so if I was to pick up Super it would be for local competition.  Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I hope that this series doesn't end up kneecapping itself the same way the Tony Hawk games did.  The draw for me was always the single player experience as I found flicking the stick to imprecise to be effective in online play...I just find it to difficult to replicate moves in a game of S.K.A.T.E.  The strongest point of the game is the soundtrack thanks to Del and I thoroughly enjoy Jason Lee's involvement, but I can't shake the feeling that i've been had.  I think that the extreme sports genre as a whole has kind of done all that it can.  Here is hoping that a new SSX comes out in the near future.  As of late I find myself engrossed in Escape From Monkey Island SE and any other gems I can get for cheap on steam.  Arkum Asylum later this afternoon with my first paycheck...and a quick question...do I always need to post my blog to a forum or can I just write it and leave it at that?

Picked up a copy two days ago and am very much enjoying the style of the game.  I was afraid it would just feel like a retail mod for HL2, but the characters really flesh out the world and make for a compelling experience.  Also picked up Condemmed 2 for 15 bucks.  Have yet to play that, but have read enough praise to know it will be a worthwhile experience.

I never actually beat the game back in 96-97...I remember I got to 110 stars, lent it to my friend whose sister accidentally deleted my file and never attempted it again.  I think I got to around 80 stars.  Wish me luck

Finally set up my room after moving on friday and score!...I found 3 eb cards that amounted to 50 bucks.  Time to peruse the cheap games.

I go to Brock University in St Catharines Ontario...one of the teachers in the history department (my major) Kevin Kee has a program where students attempt to use video games as educational tools...my friends made a tiny game in which you are a ghost hunter in 1940's St Catharines and infused it with interesting historical facts and situations.  The engine was janky as hell, but oh well.  Now Mr Dyack oversees this program (im making a neogaf shirt as I type lol) and is part of my schools dumb advertising campaign.  I asked Mr Kevin Kee what Mr. Dyack is like...he said "big man with a loud personality" so basically he's a bear of a boss and if he says that, Denis will beat him.  Kevin, blink once if he hits you...twice if he doesn't lol.  Anywho gents here is the link to the main page...Mr Dyack's face spliced with the main character from Too Human lol.  Enjoy....ps I am pretty sure that St Catharines and most of the Niagra region have the biggest surplus of used Too Human copies lol. 
 http://brocku.ca/