I went back to school today, it was hotter then hell, all the rooms were switched and hallways were blocked off, (their redoing my school) which made the fact that I was about to do work for 170+ days only worse. Well school equals less free time so I wont be on here as much but I will still come on from time to time. Well I g2g work on some homework (did I mention school sucks).

Michigan was sweet, my friends (Wildcat04) cottage was really nice and it was lakefront. We went dune jumping,looked for beach glass (lol pieces of bottles), kayaked, (not spelled right i bet), swam, skipped rocks and built a footbath with a moat type thing, played manhunt, had a beach fire, and walked around the park. It was really fun, anyways Im back now but I still got alot of homework to do but Ill be on pretty often. Also I got the XBOX Aficionado emblem and the Convivial emblem thanks to all my friends, yay! Cya around.

-Shadow

Im leaving for Michigan today and I wont be back until Sunday, I know you guys are going to miss me terribly.

Coming Soon: If I ever finish all this stupid summerwork Im going to write alot more reviews- I bet you cant wait

I just went through and thought of every game that I have ever owned and beat, and holy crap. I have beaten and played SOOO many games. (Im sure you all have too but its so cool to go back and think of all the ones you have played). Mario Land on the GB was the first game I played, the last one was Splinter Cell Chaos Theory. The idea of how much the gaming industry basically evolved during my lifetime is so cool. Just going through every game and remembering certain parts of it was so mind boggling, I really think you should do it if you get bored one day. Ive gone through a lot of systems too, GB-NES-GBC-N64-GBA-GBA SP-PS2-XBOX-PSP. I went ahead and added these games to my collection because I think if you totally beat a game and you can still remember so much of it, then it should be considered a part of it. If any of you guys want to talk about these old games please do. It was nice trip down memory lane