I finished Halo Wars, which was great, and started Super Mario Galaxy 2. Game is pure win. I'm only like 3 hours into it but I already like it more than the original. It seems to flow a LOT better, and keeps you sucked into the world. Galaxy 1, I would kind of play for a few and lose interest...it was weird. Normally when I play a great game I'll play in 2-hour sessions, but Galaxy I would stop after like 45 minutes. But I'm not having that problem here.

The levels are totally crazy imaginative. They really took what they had and made it all flow better, look better, play better. Great Stuff.

Besides that, just workin, hangin' out with my girl, and trying to survive.

robio said:

aspro said:

edgecrusher said:

robio said:

And for that I'd like to say, fuck you again to Sony for not being able to make a console that can last over 4 years.

But but but the PS2 has lasted for 10 years!!!

My original fat one is still running after what would have to be close to 1,000 hours.

My original fat PS2 broke after 3 years. I had it repaired and it lasted one more year after that. My slim worked for about 4 years and then died. Oddly enough my original PS1 still works just fine.

My PS1 lasted until I got a PS2....I had to do the lay it on its side trick to get it to load after awhile, but it waited until literally weeks after I got the PS2, to finally die. So I had it for about 5 years.

My first PS2 lasted me like 6 months. Not much better than my first Xbox 360. Then my 2nd PS2 died after about a year. I went through 2 more of them, for a total of 4. Though technically I had 5, since I traded in my last fatty for a slim for some reason.

Ironically, PS3 is Sony's best built machine, yet the least relevent & important. Wii is Nintendo's worst built machine in awhile, yet by far their most popular.

People obviously don't give a fuck about durability.

ASK_Story said:

I guess if Shaun White can get a skatboarding game, Tony Hawk can get snowboarding!

I'd be much more interested in a skatboarding game.