I have a website for my blog as well as for other things but I have yet to recreate it with a nice aesthetic look and function so I guess I will blog on this awesome site for now. I have just noticed(yup i am a little slow) the Wikipedia part of Giant Bomb. I just love the Wikipedia nature of the site so that I can contribute and fix the errors that the editor sometimes miss. Also hey point systems work my friends only problems is they can become addicting or interest cheaters but we all know that we are not that kind of people right? Anyway I hope that at least some people read this while in most respects I am nothing more then a hypocrite with a self indulgent complex but then who isn't. Games hmm well I love playing them I think I enjoy video game the best because then involve my two favorite things entertainment, interactivity, and technology(yup three things wow). I am on the brink of starting my first full game that I will try and sell on xbox live's indie arcade as well as maybe steam? I wish I could just do things but some things hinder this wonderful project. For one I need to learn a new programing language notably C# as well as have my computer be fixed for more then a goddamn month. Damn electronic engineering. Giant Bomb needs to add a dynamic scroll bar in the text fields that would be nice. Other then my personal stuff the gaming industry has been churning on the topic of both 3D gaming as well as motion control and this has been most interesting. The two major contenders in my opinion are the Natal and the Sony Move(sorry but I just think that the Nintendo Wii is just bad) and they have two interesting approaches. While one the Sony Move has adopted for a light and controller based system the Natal has a system of body and motion sensing technology. While most hardcore gamers will say that Sony's Move makes more sense remember that the Natal can sense light and controllers as well so it could be modified to have just as good tactile control as the move if not better as it would also be in conjunction with the joint sensing technology. Well I have lost my train of thought