I wrote an article about my 60 gb ps3 dying for the Goozex report. I posted it up on n4g.

Lot's of traffic and heat, it's on the front page under top ps3 articles. Sure there's lots of negative comments about it and people calling me an idiot, but negative publicly is still publicity

Links if you are interested


Article
http://thegoozexreport.blogspot.com/201 ... giant.html

N4g's link
http://www.n4g.com/ps3/News-455236.aspx

A head cold in spring? WTF?! I'm stuffed up and everything tastes odd, and I shouldn't take the day off....I glad its almost Friday.

Still same old same old at the job...its getting better sort of...still looking

As for gaming, I'm taking a short break from writing for theGoozexReport just cause my writing has been very crummy of late. I'm still waiting on my copy of RE5 from the Goozex Exchange. (Hello Amazon?!)

Been playing a little Killzone 2, but I've recently fallen back on Saints Row 2 and COD WaW for some reason. I do need a new six axis/d3 controller as mine is feeling the wear and tear of the last 3 years and I dropped it a bunch.

I sold a ps2 network adapter the other day which was nice, and for the most part my gaming spending is something at -$100 or so since I've sold so much in the first Quarter (jan-March). This month alone I managed to move $300 worth of gaming stuff.

I listed a few of the Saturn items...

I'm sure some of you know that I write for the Goozex report on a regular basis under kube00. It's a blog that supports Goozex. I write articles about games, sometimes about what's what on Goozex, the point drops on certain games, but more often then not I write about trends in the industry or games from the classic/last gen era that are still worth playing and getting from Goozex.

I don't get paid, my referral link is up there and once in a while I get a hit from that. Out of all the blogs I've written for, Ionicgaming, Games with a brain, IG.org, the Goozex report has the most traffic and the most exposure.

The articles I write are submitted to other sites one example is Digg, as well as a few others, and surprisingly I get a lot of good feedback and traffic from the other sites. Who knows one day maybe I can turn my writing skills into $$$. Until then I'll write for free because I enjoy it.

So check us out http://thegoozexreport.blogspot.com/...

What can I say that hasn't been said already? GTA IV this is not, yet it has some elements of San Andreas in it. I've only played for about 3 hr so here's what I've seen. Melee combat is fun and the missions are easy. The bonuses such as customizing your crib and your character are the fun bits GTA may have missed. The co-cop also looks fun but I'm worried it may be tough to find people. GTA IV for ps3 still has a decent online community.
SR2 ditches the realsim of GTA IV and pokes fun at everything which is all over the top. Although at times the AI seems a bit spotty. I'm glad I traded to get this game and I look foward to messing around with it. I would say an ideal price tag would be between $30-$40 for this game.





And finally a GS rant, I've decided with the whole HWV thing there is only one GS I'll go to out of the 4 in my area. The one in the mall; sure its crowded, full of little screaming kids, and smells odd. But the guys...

While trying to craft a memoir of my 6 years I spent in college as an alcoholic slave to the consoles and school, I've started writing for a blog.

http://pressstartgaming.blogspot.com/

And its fellow writers include another CAG