Videogames are fun, a hobby, and awesome, not a way of life. At least, thats the way it should be.
Please don't forget why we are playing games in the first place: to provide a temporary escape from our otherwise hectic/senseless/painful lives. If you want to fight over this as if you were fighting over religion, then you've got the wrong hobby.
"People take their lives too seriously, they forget life is short so, all we need to do is enjoy our lifes and have fun"
Just read that off a friends monthly blog, jesus_knight, great blog btw, go check it out. Though as much as I will love to believe that, harsh reality hits me like a hammer on an eggshell no matter how hard I try. Though I only had two years of undergrad and one more by this spring, I'm applying to med school. Maybe in July, I will have a month or so to finally enjoy that big backlog of games I accumulated during sales and specials throughout this year, but until then its studying for the MCATs (a really tough national test used to get into med school). Which brings me to a quote that seems to make little sense but instills great hope nonetheless if you can understand the twisted meaning.
"There is dignity in suffering; nobility in pain; but failure is a salted wound, that burns and burns again"
Ok, not really twisted, but sad really. I may return on some random day, till then, game on.
On my last post, I posted a vid that looked awesome and will boost Sony's system, they thought they needed cool comercials too, so here they are, straight from the corporation itself
http://blog.us.playstation.com/2007/10/31/new-ps3-tv-ad-campaign/
