So I saw some pretty sweet games come out in 2007.

Crysis - COD4 - The Witcher - Bioshock -

These are all great games. I have to admit, I was not a big fan of Bioshock, Crysis, or Call of Duty 4 when they first came out, but when I bought and tried the games, it was worth my money! I work in a coffeeshop making 7 bucks an hour, so, if I spend my hard earned money on a game, I want to play what it's worth. Call of Duty 4 was definitely worth it for multiplayer no doubt, and Crysis has the most amazing engine I have ever played. Period. Real time shadows, awesome physics, collapsible buildings, great explosions and particle effects, and every time I look at the water I'm dumbfounded. It's BEAUTIFUL! haha.

Anyone have any good new year resolutions? Mine are, get buff (As of every year since 2004), become a better Christian and not such a jerk, and, get more friends, because I have two. haha.

peace on earth...I forgot the rest of the song.

So, I have noticed these days that games have advertising and they have issues and they have things that get out there that makes people excited about playing them. For one thing, Halo 3. Halo 3 is probably the game that has had the MOST hype out there all this year beyond any other games, no doubt, but did it live up to it? The storyline in Halo 2 left many people haning, that caught the crowd on wanting to buy Halo 3, to find out what happened! People were also expecting lots of brand new things and new attributes and the whole shabang in this game and wanting a revolution (without a doubt the series was definately revolutionary) but it is a game that will go down in history as the greatest of all time that most, if not all 360 users were expecting? This applies to other games, CoD4, Crysis, Half-Life 2 ep. 2 and so on so forth. I think the problem today is that users build up hype and build build build (Bob himself would go out of business) that it makes the games seem bad compared to what they were expecting. Turning into...an epidemic. Oh well.

Anyone seen Howl's Moving Castle? It's AMAZING!!

Of course!

Resident Evil 4 is not going to get such a good rating as to the greater gamecube version, although. It still has some good touches of action to it, and does not leave a gamer sitting in a pile of wasted money. No no, the games got kick, even in a watered down version, and I like....er....love it!

Currently thats whats keeping me busy, get a controller, and find out yourself!