Yo. New review up for the incredible racing game, Burnout 3: Takedown. Hope you enjoy it!

I haven't been on much lately, I know. I just wanted to get this review up, to combat my procrastination. I'll try to have a better post up in the coming days. Thanks!

My procrastination is becoming tiresome. I'm still polishing my Burnout 3 review, though I haven't been playing many new games lately. Perfect Dark Zero is okay, though the multiplayer, weird cover system, and inconsistent mission objectives make it a bit worse than other first-person shooters I've seen before.

But I also got tagged. Don't worry, I won't tag anyone else. It doesn't seem right to me.

1. Along with the unopened Musashi Samurai Legend, I have an unopened copy of Devil May Cry 2.

2. All time favorite song: Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz. Great beat, awesome lyrics, and excellent instrumentals.

3. I find anime like Lucky Star to be hilarious.

4. I've been neglecting my DS since The World Ends With You. Don't worry, DS: you still rock.

5. I've been quite a few anime conventions.

I'll try to have a more productive post soon, maybe with that Burnout 3 review. Thanks for waiting!

Well, today I had to get my wisdom teeth pulled. Fortunately, it wasn't a problem. Now I just have to deal with a little pain and adjust some eating rituals to cope. I'm not too thrilled, but I heard that it's best to lose your wisdom teeth early than later in life, mostly to prevent crowding and other dental damage.

But enough about that: I got two new games last week! One was for the Wii, mostly because I want to balance my collection. I don't want to have too many games for one system. Well, the game was the extensive, beautiful, and awesome Wii version of Okami, a game I recently reviewed. I love the Zelda-esque gameplay and the many side-quests. Thought I'd pick it up before it becomes a scarce adventure and hard to find.

I also picked up another deal of a game: Shadow of the Colossus for the PS2. I loved this game, but never got around to buying it, even at its Greatest Hits status and cheaper price. Fortunately, I also wanted to pick it up before it became hard to find. If you haven't played Shadow of the Colossus, you really should. It has some of the most epic presentation and tremendous boss battles ever seen before in a video game. It's short, but there's so much action and beautiful imagery that you really can't go wrong.

I was torn between picking up Elders Scrolls IV: Oblivion instead of these games, but picked up Okami and Shadow of the Colossus instead. Question in point: how is Oblivion? More specifically, is the Game of the Year edition worth it? It contains the original, plus the expansion packs, but I'm sort of new to the western RPG scene and the Game of the Year edition is twice the price of the Platinum Hits standalone Oblivion. So, Gamespot folks, what's you guys' verdicts?

Thanks in advance!