So I beat Call of Duty 3 on Veteran mode and got the nice little achievement to go with it I found it a little harder than COD 1 and 2 but then I guess a mouse and keyboard always makes first-person shooters a little easier (not in a bad way). Anyway... it's a great game, definitely a worthy successor to the previous two games... I think I enjoyed it a lot more the second time through even though veteran mode can be insanely frustrating at times.

I'm coming to realise that the Xbox 360 has turned me into a total achievement whore... it was a good call on Microsoft's part to put them in, I believe they give games a whole new level of replay value and everybody knows how popular they have become. I rented King Kong, completed it in two nights (about 4-6 hours), gaining me an easy 1000 points. It was a fun game though, regardless of it's difficulty, but I do feel that anyone who bought that game got kinda ripped off as there is no replay value to be found there.

Found myself playing some Gears of War over the weekend which was fun. I was playing ranked matches pretty much all weekend. After playing through Gears on all three difficulty modes a while back, I thought I was pretty good at that game... turns out I couldn't be more wrong. Maybe I just need practise but man do I suck at the multiplayer... my kills count rarely goes into double digits even on those 19 round games and I am continuously being headshotted by shotguns. I do, however, make up for being absolutely abysmal at Gears by being, if I may say so myself, absolutely awesome at Call of Duty 3

Anyway, I'm probably gonna go back and play some Saints Row as 30 points out of 1000 is just laughable and considering I'm not getting anywhere in Gears, it's probably be a wise decision. Hopefully Swap-Game will send me a new game tomorrow... I'm hoping Crackdown or Tony Hawks but they are in pretty high demand so I doubt it. Next week is my last week at school before my two week Easter break which is always a good thing

Pffft... I'm just typing things as they come to me now which is a sign that I should end this blog... See ya!