I somehow know the thing that makes you dizzy. I usually drop by the fitness corner after my routine runs.

@Lightfellower - Ahahah! It seemed pretty childish, but way fun when you're competing with your cousins over who can do more revolutions.

You gave up on ODST, eh? As much as we get along on Gamespot, our gaming tastes are completely different.

As much as it frustrates me to hear you speak of NGB as a "beat 'em up/hack-n-slash," I wholeheartedly encourage you to check it out. It really holds up, too. Just be prepared to take a little a$$ whipping.

Mufu overload get. (grafkhun grumpy mode activated) So you got MPT instead of Muramasa, huh? While the Prime games are incredibly good and the level of quality and polish in them is astounding, I just don't think MPT is worth it. Motion controls don't surpass the GC controls, the visuals were actually downgraded a little but, barely noticeable but it's there, and honestly, I wouldn't really want to replay MP2, MP1 I would. But if you never played any of the MP games, then I guess MPT is a steal; if you've played them, then not so much. But you could gotten MPT and Muramasa, no?

@luc11044 - Yeh. I can have really weird (or bad, depending on your perspective) gaming tastes.

@GeekyDad - Lol sorry about that. I'm sure NG shouldn't be lumped into that category, but it does involve some slashing, and I'm still wanting to slash or beat stuff up.

@grafkhun - Watch me as I laugh at you. "HA. HA. HA."

@mufujifi - your gaming tastes are not weird just different. Heck, I'm not even getting the most talked about game release this year COD MW2....so maybe we're both weird.

lol @ the girl with the candy !

Yeah, any NG vet has to give grief to someone any time they clump the game in with the hack-n-slash genre -- it's almost a requisite.

But yeah, definitely give the game a try. I will say this, though, NGB doesn't allow for you to beat up on enemies willy nilly. It's almost more of a dance. You have to play very defensively in order to survive, and I think it's perhaps the one element that has turned a lot folks away from the game in the past. It's often instinctive to run in and try to kill stuff, but it plays more like a fighting game in terms of combat.

You must playing Odin Sphere on the PS2

@luc11044 - Like they say, 2 weirdos are better than 1!

@GunnyHath - Oh I just found a bag of goodies that my mom brought back from the wedding. No lollipops though.

@GeekyDad - Interesting. I'll pick a time when I'm at my most calm before I start Ninja Gaiden. Have you tried NG2 by any chance? Because I did try the demo, and I did farely well. I was wondering if the difficulty was toned down or something.

@jaykho213 - Ooh I already did! Very pretty game. I was thinking of restarting Okami or something when I have the time.

I thought so -_-

Woah, loads of things! Seems you been not so well recently At least you picked up some good games! I think I'll have to wait until Christmas for Metroid Prime Trilogy...

Well, I have t'interweb back now, woo!

Nah, I haven't had a chance to play it, but I have heard that Sigma 2 is significantly less difficult than NG2 for 360. NGB is probably the sharpest knife in the collection of modern NG games, though. They added new enemies, improved A.I., and removed a defensive move from the first version of NG Xbox that was a little cheap. That being said, I'll probably rent Sigma 2 when we get our PS3 this Christmas. Though it likely won't pose the challenge I'm used to, I still want to experience the game.

Congrats to you for sticking to principles and not going back to the doctors. I hate doctors as most don't know what they're talking about.I work as a pharmacy technician so I know a little about that. I would ahve never bought the halo game as it didn't seem that good before it was released. marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 I would have bought and I need to get it soon! Hmmm. A new bike or a PS3.....decisions, decisions....

@Extra_Life - Well you did pick up something new last time you blogged. Do tell us more about Magna Carta 2, now that you're on this swanky thing called the 'internet' once again! I gave up on the battle system for the 1st one since it was more complicated than necessary, so I was wondering about the sequel.

@GeekyDad - Ahh I heard about Sigma 2 being easier. But then again, I heard that it's still kicking some people's butt. All the best to your Christmas PS3!

@zinoalex - Lol well I'm not sure if it's a good principle to stick to. The doctors here are fairly decent. But that's from a patient's viewpoint since we know nothing, so it might be different behind the scenes. Yes to MUA2! And yeh, terribly hard decision there. ):

Does FFTA2 has good tutorials? Because I found FFTA a little hard to figure out - so many things to manage from the first time you wander into the map, not many explanations.

That's a pretty smashing team you got in MUA2.

Well, the sequel is real-time. I'll write more on it next blog I do, should be later this week hopefully

Oh boy, Yotsuba is amazing. So much simplistic charm, it makes me want to explode.

Good luck with the film contest thing! I love film in general, but I'm not too good with the equipment I love editing and acting though. Say, is there a prize for winning?!

Oh boy weddings. Haven't been to one ever since I was a ring bearer for my Uncle's wedding. God, I remember crying at the alter - stupid people staring at me in my tuxedo thing. If I ever get married, it's going to be in Vegas.

@julianozuca - Err. I think it'll be as 'confusing' as FFTA was. I mean, they do explain the battle system, getting quests, the shops, etc., but if you want to dig deeper say... recruiting clan members and getting advance job classes, you'll have to refer to a FAQ for the details. It might get confusing and intimidating having to learn all that, but it's really not that hard.

@Extra_Life - Ooh real-time. Well I look forward to your impressions then.

@hazelnutman - I love editing more than filming, but I prefer filming over acting. Haha. And yup, $300 will be awarded to the 10 films the judges pick.

I did enjoy ODST, it's definitely not the most amazing thing I've played this year.. or perhaps even this month.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 was pretty neat, it felt that it ran on a little longer than it needed, I think multiplayer was the big thing that saved it for me.

Hey, I heard I was summoned to be mocked? Oh, it already happened? damn... did I miss the pizza bagel eating contest? I did! crap, what about the oyster shucking contest? No? sahweet, let me get my chainsaw and I'll be all set to show you who's the best osyter shucker. Loser gets to clean-up.

jell-o is nasty.

@Elk - I very much want to enjoy ODST, but it just didn't click. I tried the Halo 3 multiplayer though, and that was kinda fun at least. As for MUA2, I thought it was at a rather alright length. I completed it in 8 hours so that was pretty decent imo. Of course that'll be another 8 hours of me playing the game again since I want those Achievements.

@grafkhun - Ohoho you did not just diss THE jell-o. Chainsaw or not, you're going down! *pinches*