I don't know if anyone checks my blog a lot or anything, but I don't get that many comments. That is something I've always wanted more of, because I look at blogs of some people and their blog has something like 20 comments only a half hour after being posted. I hope to achieve that someday, but I'm content with what I have now. I do want more friends to get an emblem upgrade, though. Well, whatever. I think I might try to make a Speed Run video. That's when you just move around a lot in a game, right? Now I'm rambling on and on. I'll get to the point of this blog.

I've been busy with finishing up school and working to get a new job, so I haven't been able to play many videos games or anything like that. In turn, I haven't had time to get onto Gamespot to see what was up with you miscreants. Though, that's all mostly coming to an end now. I still have to deal with finals but not for a bit of time (a week or two). I've also been working on getting a new job, so that's fun!

So, I got GTA IV just about two and a half days after it came out on April 30th. The first time I played it: I liked it. The driving was a bit hard but I've gotten used to that. I'm just past the part *semi-spolier maybe, not sure* where Niko and Roman had to go to Mallorie's cousin's new apartment. I really do like this game.

However, I'm getting sick and tired of all these people who are **** about the game. "Why is the driving so hard?" "Why aren't there parachutes?" "Why can't I go on a cop killing spree and last for 2 hours against the army?" Because, you **** idiots, they went for reality time time. Suck it up and play the damn game, ****

Besides being really pissed off about Assassin's Creed, I've come to terms that GTA IV (out tomorrow) is enough to make me not so mad. Anyway, here's an article I found that I wanted to share with you all. With a nice little IV image:



Will GTA IV be the Biggest Game Ever?
Move over, Master Chief. There's a new blockbuster on the block, one that's armed, dangerous and ready to steal the spotlight once and for all.

According to industry insiders, Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto IV is poised to make Microsoft's Halo 3 look like a small-time crook when it hits stores on April 29th. Analysts expect the free-roaming crime drama to generate over $400 million in its opening week alone.

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