So it's been a long time, and I've finally gotten myself a new console. The 360 is finally mine! I currently only have Fable and Kameo ( I never even had an original Xbox, so yay for backwards compatability) but I plan to get Oblivion soon, since that will keep me busy a long time. I've been in kind of a gaming rut for a while so I'm really excited now that I have such a huge library of past and present games open to me now. I'm really loving Fable, trying to be a good guy in it, but the temptation to steal from people can be a little much sometimes. I'll have to go back and be a bad guy next...

Ghosthunter was, all in all, a decent effort by Sony Cambridge. I didn't enjoy it as much as Primal, but I didn't really expect to. It still usesmuch of Sony Cambridge's trademark humor, though!

The game had some cool locations, interesting monsters, and aall rightstory (even if it kinda crapped out near the end) but most of all it was fun to play. I think it's the type of game not given a chance by too many gamers (and I'll admit, I wasn't too eager to play it the first time I saw it in a store) but if you like horror-themed shooters, you'd do well to pick this one up. Lazarus is a great main character, and catching ghosts can be a blast.

Yeah I admit I liked this game while I was playing it, despite the groan-inducing bad dialogue and fairly generic characters/story. It had charm. It was from Level 5. But now, maybe a week after beating it, I still feel ripped off by the game. I mean, what a crappy ending. It couldn't have been much worse. Rogue Galaxy is totally for the people who play RPGs for the fun of the gameplay and not the depth of the story. Yes, it is nice to have both a good story and an awesome battle system (like Tales series) but it doesn't happen often. If I had to choose between having a shallow, boring story and a fun battle system I'd definitely choose the story. Probably the people who loved FFXII because it was fun to play would like RG. Both games felt soulless to me but I felt obligated to see them through. I regretted it both times.