I'm super excited about this year's E3. I really hope that I'll be able to attend at least one E3 in my lifetime, but until then, I'll just stick with GameSpot and their best-of-the-industry coverage of games. Judging by what I see from the Stupid Pants Operation: GameSpot at E3 2004, E3 seems to be very fun, hectic, and terrifying at the same time. Like stated earlier, I'm super excited about E3. I, from the bottom of my heart, hope that one day, I'll be able to work at GameSpot and attend these press conferences and such myself. Wait, I'm getting off-topic here. I'll save that for my next entry. So...yeah, E3 is going to rock this year!

...Amazing. I just bought my PSP on Monday, from a GameStop. Surprisingly, they actually had PSP's in stock despite their refusal to take anymore pre-orders for the first shipment of PSP's two weeks before launch. I only have one game: Twisted-Metal: Head-On. It's a great game, but I really want to get Lumines and Ridge Racers instead. Apparently, Lumines, Ridge Racers, and Wipeout: Pure were out of stock. So yeah, this little portable rocks. The image quality is top-flight. The last portable I had was the GameBoy Color, which served me well for about one and a half years. So, needless to say, I am very impressed by the PSP.

I just got GameSpot Complete a few days ago, and it just flat out rocks. Everything from the absence of ads to the fast downloading times make this awesome site even better. I'm looking foward to winning some prizes during the future On the Spot episodes, too. Well, yeah, anyone who doesn't have Complete should seriously save up and subscribe to it. It's worth every penny. Also, I'm looking foward to E3 as well because I want to check out what special features GameSpot will offer us Complete Members during E3. So, yeah, this rocks.