It was bound to happen, I have had this cheap 450W PSU that came with my case that I got 2 years ago. I chanced it and it worked well for a long time. Im just glad that the PSU didnt take anything with it as it blew. Just as I go to turn on the Computer here a little *pop*, knew exactly what happened. I guess I'll be hitting up Newegg soon. Probably grab at least a 550W PSU for future SLI if needed. The worst part is, this has to happen as L4D is ready to hit!!! argh!

LBP looks sooooo friggin good! I have watched tons of videos and read tons of previews, and have not seen or heard one single negative aspect of the game. When has every single hands-on impression of a game been 100% glowing??? not often, but I think eveyone will find something to do with this game, whether you make levels or just want to play things already made, there should be more than enough to satisfy everyones needs. Cant wait until October 21st!!!!

aka, if anyone has a LBP beta code to throw my way????

The Snorefest that was E3 2008 has now come to an end with a big sigh, and a "meh" worked in there. I liked a lot of what I saw, but most of it was known, or stuff we saw before. E3 was always big because you werent sure what kind of megatons you were going to see. the biggest new of this E3 was a PS3-exclusive game going multiplat. WOW. A developer wanting to make a game that reaches more people and make more money off of it. weird huh. I miss the huge circus E3 used to be, its seems the ESA wants to disconnect the consumer form devs, not really sure why. I understand that you need a place were developers can go and show off there products, and meet with one another. If only there were a Game Developers Conference... The ESA need to come up with some kind of Game Consumer Conference for the hardcore fanboys to go and see these new products. I would love to meet some of these people and see there games before the public does, but, as it stands now, I can see liveblogs and listen to podcasts and that is as close as I will get.