I've been thinking about this every time I take my bath every couple of days on bath night.

I'm playing Pokemon and doing something important like fighting the Elite 4 or roaming around exploring or whatever when my parents come into my room and yell at me to get in the bath.

Now, I used to tell them after I find a save point, but those tricky parents of mine have finally learned after 13 years that I can save at any time in Pokemon. The convenience Nintendo gave to the player also unfortunately is convenient for nagging parents on bath night and also homework night.

Anyway, last night when I was taking my bubble bath and making a bubble beard I started wondering if it might be possible to play Pokemon while taking my baths to get all squeaky clean for the next day like a good boy.

I'm worried that my DS might break (it's actually a new 3-D DS Nintendo put out. It's like the DS but it's blue and has a circle instead of...

Those are the thoughts that come to mind after playing Medal of Honor Warfighter for a couple of hours. If you can't tell what the game is about from the name is about a medal fighting a war against other types of medals that are made from different types of metals or something.


I had a free Redbox code so I decided, why not? What a mistake that was, it wasn't even worth free. I mean, the game started out alright and has some cool locations (fighting through a hurricane is pretty cool), but the game is just not fun.


Towards the beginning there's a part where you have to snipe some guys with RPG's because they're being terrorists and hating America in their own country...anyway, they must have found some ing magical way to make bullets avoid them like that one person in Metal Gear Solid 2, because hitting with a sniper rifle has never been so ing awful. If you shoot the person while they're right in the middle of the cross hairs, you'll...

Seriously the greatest day of the year with the best video game deals all year. Just thinking about it right now is getting me all hot and bothered.

With how great Black Friday is, I have to wonder why the deals forums even exist the rest of the year. It doesn't matter if it's January and a game that just came out is $10 as part of a price mistake, it's more logical to wait for Black Friday for a better deal since there will be a better deal that day.

At this point in the year the deals forums should definitely be closed until November. People are just saying they'll wait for Black Friday anyways, so what's the point of people posting deals? Every game ever will be on sale on Black Friday for ridiculously low prices, and no, those same games will not be a lot cheaper a month later. That's the power of Black Friday!

I remember all the fantastic deals I got last year that still haven't gotten matched. Need for Speed The Run was only $40 and Rayman...

I've always wondered this, especially when I see someone spending 5 minutes trying (what I can only assume is their best) to back in. I notice them doing it, so then I just stand there and watch them for a few minutes while they struggle to maneuver into place. The worst part is that when I see this while it's happening or even after, they didn't go in straight which will make things difficult for the people next to them or the people who use it in the future.

I can kind of understand if they have a really big one that they're trying to fit in, but even then I still don't see the point since it's going to be difficult either way, whether you're going in or going out. I guess it's just a matter of preference that that point.

So anyone do this and have some insight for me? It's something I've been wondering for a long time. I don't back in myself, but maybe some great reasoning will make me want to in the future.

I'm as surprised as anyone. It seems like this game was announced ages ago, but I'm probably over exaggerating.

I was a little hesitant on wasting 10-20 minutes of my life downloading and installing the demo, but decided to go for it anyways. Can't say no to a demo about showing how great America is, even though it takes place in a different country.

Anyways, the biggest thing I like and the main draw for me is the setting. It's not the typical, boring, post nuclear war or zombie apocalypse settings that have become so popular. Instead, it's a city covered with sand. Why is it covered in sand you may wonder? Well apparently the city has been hit with incredibly strong sandstorms. Sandstorms so strong, that they can make the U.S. Flag turn upside down, and probably made the flag a little sad. It is very symbolic though for how destructive sand can be.




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