Every time I come around to actually liking Naruto all hope is thrown out the window and replace by frustration. What I am talking about is his decision to chase after Sasuke. It's sort of like a person, who believes that his best friend would end his drug addiction someday soon, and of course Sakura is the drug addict's girlfriend, but they believe that if they continue to try and help the drug addict he'll change his ways some time in the near future. However, life isn't like that neither should it be in an anime give up on Sasuke because he isn't coming back, (well on the side of good anyways) but let him go. Why continue to chase after someone who has no intentions of rejoining the team, pretty much at this point it's irritating and annoying. Naruto should just focus on getting stronger to become Hokage, protecting the village, and start up a family with Hinata, sorry for those who want Naruto and Sakura to end up together. I like Sasuke as much as anyone else, but I think his old enough to know what he wants to do with his life and others should accept that. If he wants to destroy Konoha then let him attempt, if he wants to work for an evil villian, then that's his choice. What I am trying to get at is Naruto should just let Sasuke do what he wants. Times change and so do people, although Squad 7 was ok (if Sakura would've done something) it doesn't mean it's the end of the world since it fell apart. They should just look to replace him with another ninja; personally I think Yamato is the best fit for the team.

Thank goodness this game is coming. I never was into guitar hero, don't get me wrong I can play it but the songs on their don't appeal to me. I enjoy hip hop so hopefully this game has some good mc's. I heard Eminem will be endorsing the game so yeah I can see this game at parties. With techno music I see it happening.

I have to say the handhelds are getting some love this and next year. I mean Dissidia, Assassin Creed Bloodline, also Mario and Lugi! Bowser inside Story are just a few. I am ecstatic about the future of handhelds they are only getting better.