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Monday
08Feb2010

“Sonny, you have my personal

assurance that I'm gonna get you your

money back, and the drugs, and I'm

gonna mail you the dicks of those

responsible.”

Tommy Vercetti – Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PS2, Xbox, PC)

Monday
08Feb2010

Pocket-Sized Castle Crashers: I'm Not Happy To See You

That's a lie. I'm actually quite happy, but sadly that's just a knight in my pocket (no bananas here). I figured I’d treat myself to something special and that “something special” is finally home. This post will surely bore 69% of you (optimistic much), but maybe you’ll like the pretty pictures. I was a rather big fan of Castle Crashers and I especially loved the art style; I’m a huge fan of The Behemoth in general. With all that said, I recently ordered some little fellows to call my own and you should clickity-click for the glamour shot (there’s no better stereotype than whoring for clicks).

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Monday
08Feb2010

“I don't recall using teleportation, and

yet there I was. Alone. Naked.”

Arrile – The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (PC, Xbox)

Monday
08Feb2010

Memorable Gaming Moment 2002: Morrowind

2002 would mark the beginning of the end of PC gaming for moi. Those who know me nowadays would probably be surprised to hear tales of my “hardcore-ness” in the PC gaming crowd, but there was a time when I played PC games exclusively. 2002 featured quite a few great games, but it never felt quite as crowded as 2001. That may be a true statement, or it may be due to the fact that I only played a few titles during the entire year. The game I played more than anything else (and likely more than any game in my short lifespan) was The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. I can safely say I spent well over one thousand hours in the game; a game with absolutely no multi-player component at all.

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Sunday
07Feb2010

“We all make choices, but in the end our

choices make us.”

Andrew Ryan – BioShock (X360, PC, PS3)