Video Gaming Update!
I've finished up Uncharted 3 (not interested in the multiplayer aspect, Halo is my one and only love of multiplayer). Haven't collected all of the trophies, but I've got time and patience so officially Uncharted 3 has been checked and is now off the list.
Alas, several other games including Fallout: New Vegas and the two Batman: Arkham games are still on the list. *sigh*
Anyways, got Skyrim and AC: Revelations. I'm actually addicted enough to Skyrim to not quite play Revelations right now. I mean, I did start the game, just to giggle like an idiot at the first two Desmond parts and have a little fun as Ezio shanking all the poor Templar guards at Masyaf (and to giggle some more at Masayf itself - oh AC1 I miss you) then get Ezio to Constantinopole, but that's about it. I'm back to playing Skyrim and getting myself immersed in the world of the Elder Scrolls. I also ended up spoiling myself with the guide book just because I needed to know what happens to Desmond. Altair, I've already figured out just by reading The Secret Crusade book that came out a few months before - Ubisoft, you guys are kind of idiots by releasing that before the game.
What's really funny is that I had little to no interest in the Elder Scrolls by Bethesda (aside from Fallout 3/Fallout: New Vegas), but only got it when it promised that we can kill LOTS of dragons in Skyrim. And lots of dragon slaying has commenced since 11/11/11. ^_________^
Oh, the little bits of Revelations I did play has inspired me to write while I'm not playing Skyrim. And I called it: I called William M. to be Bill Miles, Desmond's father. I called it SOOOOOOO long ago. :P
-S.
Alas, several other games including Fallout: New Vegas and the two Batman: Arkham games are still on the list. *sigh*
Anyways, got Skyrim and AC: Revelations. I'm actually addicted enough to Skyrim to not quite play Revelations right now. I mean, I did start the game, just to giggle like an idiot at the first two Desmond parts and have a little fun as Ezio shanking all the poor Templar guards at Masyaf (and to giggle some more at Masayf itself - oh AC1 I miss you) then get Ezio to Constantinopole, but that's about it. I'm back to playing Skyrim and getting myself immersed in the world of the Elder Scrolls. I also ended up spoiling myself with the guide book just because I needed to know what happens to Desmond. Altair, I've already figured out just by reading The Secret Crusade book that came out a few months before - Ubisoft, you guys are kind of idiots by releasing that before the game.
What's really funny is that I had little to no interest in the Elder Scrolls by Bethesda (aside from Fallout 3/Fallout: New Vegas), but only got it when it promised that we can kill LOTS of dragons in Skyrim. And lots of dragon slaying has commenced since 11/11/11. ^_________^
Oh, the little bits of Revelations I did play has inspired me to write while I'm not playing Skyrim. And I called it: I called William M. to be Bill Miles, Desmond's father. I called it SOOOOOOO long ago. :P
-S.