I've had a copy of Disgaea 2 since last June. Why am I only now getting into it?

I'm so bad about that. I'll take a game home from work, play it, get into it, buy it, and then let it sit around for months because I'm trying something else instead.

This is a video game meme I saw in one of the communities I watch. I promise to try finding more actual decent content soon, I swear.

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In a way, I feel like kind of an ass for saying this but, after looking at this hack, it's like I've been transported back to 1998. It looks like the kind of thing that would've come out then if the Halo series had existed and been popular at the time. I know there's the whole "you've gotta start somewhere" thing with him, but it's still like a ( Read more... )

I don't know if this says something about modern gaming or just something about the people in this city, but I've already seen a number of recent releases come into work in just the few days I've been there. I've already seen various people sell/try to sell Gears of War 2, Fable 2, Fallout 3, Guitar Hero World Tour, Left 4 Dead, and WWE Smackdown ( Read more... )

So, wait. You mean to tell me that Chinese Democracy finally has an actual release date set, and it's set for just over two weeks from now? Huh. Maybe this means there's finally hope for a Duke Nukem Forever release after all.

Sometimes I want to smash my XBox. For symbolism, I think I would start by snapping off the disc tray, since that seems to be the root of its problems.

This would be after I buy a non-effed replacement system, of course.

A new Punch-Out!! for Wii has been announced.

Sometimes I miss the days of cartridge-based gaming. Sure, the new disc-based media may have more storage space, but they also seem to be more problematic in my experience. Just... argh. I don't like having to lose progress because of system errors.

widowblade told me about this site called The Backloggery. It's basically a site for keeping track of your gaming collections and which ones you've beaten and whatnot. I wound up setting up my own account, though I haven't put everything on there yet. I've already listed most of the stuff I own (the stuff that is actually "beatable," at least), but there' ( Read more... )