gamingeek said:

What happens when you ask your grandfather for Modern Warfare, but you aren't specific enough?

You end up with this DVD, which happens to be a collection of war documentaries. Not quite the game you were hoping to get, but maybe you'll learn a thing or two!

Link

Did some updates. 

Iga is a good boy, Iga is gonna make mama proud.

Oh and

Yodariquo said:

aspro said:

Yoda, just listened to you backloggery recording. It was very clear and interesting to listen to.

Took me a second to remember what you meant by "backloggery recording" That's good; whenever I talk for more than a minute or two, I tend to get lost in my own head, so I'm glad it's not too much of a mess.

Interesting timing, though, as I have plans for something in the new year for a more consistent recording, but I'll leave at that for now.

Oh, and responding to your month old blog comment that I never read, no I didn't get any direct response back, but as mentioned, the most important one, the XSS, got fixed.

Yeah, I DL'd it on a computer I rarely use and forgot about it, and then found it today. It was very interesting, so any more of the same would be enjoyed. 

VGChartz review said:

When it comes to the list of attributes that make a great video game, Shattered Memories has all the boxes checked. It has the innovative and fun gameplay, immersive atmosphere, a twist-filled story, fantastic graphics, great sound, and that unidentifiable bit of extra chutzpah to make it even more memorable. Longtime Silent Hill fans may scoff at the more action-oriented focus, but trust me when I say this is a psychological thriller like no game before. After all, what other game watches your actions and tailors the suspense and horror to your personality? Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is not just 'a great Wii game' - it is an incredible video game. Period

Five triple A reviews so far guys. Somebody buy it.

Iga_Bobovic said:

gamingeek said:

  

*Looks shamefully at half naked Iga*

We are just one step away from this....

One step

Then like japanese movies, it's a good thing we're not blood related. I only call you daughter.

gamingeek said:

Silent Hill Shattered Memories

VGChartz review said:

When it comes to the list of attributes that make a great video game, Shattered Memories has all the boxes checked. It has the innovative and fun gameplay, immersive atmosphere, a twist-filled story, fantastic graphics, great sound, and that unidentifiable bit of extra chutzpah to make it even more memorable. Longtime Silent Hill fans may scoff at the more action-oriented focus, but trust me when I say this is a psychological thriller like no game before. After all, what other game watches your actions and tailors the suspense and horror to your personality? Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is not just 'a great Wii game' - it is an incredible video game. Period

Five triple A reviews so far guys. Somebody buy it.

I ordered it online because I couldn't find it at any retail places.  So I'll have it sometime next week and I'll be happy to brag about how good it is and how much you all suck for not playing it.

My Love/Hate Relationship with Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers has come to an end!

I can finally, truly say...

I hate it!

Bugger's been traded in towards Darksiders!

(Thank God for that! If I ever have to type Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers ever again...)

Now I can focus on the more important things like Drake's ass in Uncharted 2 and Assassin's Creed 2...

Who was it that said I had a one track mind?

Was it that assy ass with the asstacular ass, Hamster?

Another Code Wii update:

Enjoying it now, if you like Hotel Dusk or the DS Another code you will probably like this. Story doesn't seem as good as Hotel Dusk so far, not by a long shot but the characters and environments slowly open up. It looks gorgeous, its a perfection of the art style they are going for.

It's just the first couple of hours which is excrutiating and you will have to have patience with the game and try and avoid clicking on everything on screen for a response. Game has this summer resort vibe, some parts have your mind being blown as you get into conversations with other teenage girls about crushes and shit

It's a good game at a lower price. But be prepared to click through dialogue and read a lot.

SteelAttack said:

OMG Ass Creed 2.

So the game keeps throwing different things at you. Ubi Montreal finally acknowledged the potential that the original game had in regards to platforming elements. I was minding my own business in Firenze, looking for some hidden treasure chests, when one fucker bumps into me "accidentally" and steals money from my bag. "Oooh, boy, you just picked the wrong mexican to fuck with" I say, and I chase him like Leo over young male ass. The chase evolves into a rooftop race, and eventually I catch up with him, knocking him down like an eagle over his prey. I was about to kill him, but he whimpers that he only tried to feed his family, so I soften up and spare his life...after beating the shit out of him, and taking my money back. And his.

Once you get to the family villa, you can invest money to improve it, open businesses and buildings in order to attract tourism. There's a lot of things to do, almost like an RPG-esque approach. Pretty neat.

Last night I had to eavesdrop on a conversation, and to reach the place I had to do a platforming segment that  reminded me of a Prince of Persia game. Lots of variety.

Shouldn't you have a thread on this by now?

Can you decorate the inside of your house? Send letters?